Brace yourself: A seismic shift may be coming for Hollywood. The Writers Guild’s three-year contract with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers—the trade association that represents Hollywood studios, including Disney, Netflix, and Warner Bros. Discovery—is set to expire on May 1. If the two sides can’t agree on new terms, Hollywood could see its first writers’ strike in 15 years. What does that mean for the industry, and for your favorite shows? Natalie Jarvey lays out both in this handy explainer.
Elsewhere in HWD, Richard Lawson reviews Ari Aster’s highly anticipated third film, Beau Is Afraid; Julie Miller chats with Succession’s Justine Lupe about Connor and Willa’s catastrophe of a wedding; Bella Ramsey judges the best Last of Us fan theories; and Savannah Walsh remembers the first Super Mario Bros. movie, a famous flop.
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