Westworld‘s James Marsden and veteran actor Ed Asner are set to co-star opposite Linda Cardellini and Christina Applegate in Dead to Me, Netflix's half-hour dark comedy series from writer Liz Feldman, Will Ferrell and Adam McKay's Gloria Sanchez Prods. and CBS TV Studios.

Written by Feldman, Dead to Me, which has a…

Former SAG President Ed Asner has renounced claims he and a group of actors made earlier this year accusing SAG-AFTRA's leaders of a long list of financial misdeeds. The accusations, which an independent investigation since has found to be without merit, were contained in a 10-page letter Asner signed in April…

SAG-AFTRA has come out swinging against charges its leaders committed a laundry list of financial misdeeds. On Sunday, the union's national board of directors released the findings of an independent investigation into the allegations, which wholly exonerated the accused executives. The allegations were looked into by t…

A group of actors led by former SAG president Ed Asner has accused the leadership of SAG-AFTRA of a laundry list of financial misdeeds – allegations the union vehemently denies. The allegations are contained in a 10-page letter that was sent to SAG-AFTRA president Gabrielle Carteris, to national executive director Davi…

Illustrious Hollywood actor Ed Asner, known for classics like The Mary Tyler Moore Show and it’s spin-off Lou Grant, has been tapped for the title role in the upcoming family film The Santa Files. From writer-director Tom Denucci, the pic is about a group of outcast kids who go on a holiday adventure hunt to find…

Refresh for latest… The TV world lost one of its greatest icons today. Mary Tyler Moore, the six-time Emmy winner and 15-time nominees who lit up the small screen with her two legendary series — The Dick Van Dyke Show in the 1960s and The Mary Tyler Moore Show in the ’70s — died at 80. Back in 2012, the WGA released…

A federal judge in Los Angeles has dismissed a lawsuit that would have prevented Actors’ Equity from requiring small L.A.-based theater companies that sign its contract to pay their actors at least minimum wage.

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Attempts to resolve the dispute that could decide the fate of small theatre in Los Angeles have failed, and the battle now appears to be headed to court. Last October, a group of actors and local theatre owners filed suit against Actors' Equity seeking to overturn the union's decision to force small legit theatres in…

The death of former SAG president Patty Duke comes as the union is already mourning SAG-AFTRA president Ken Howard, who died just last week.

"It is a difficult time for the union, and Anna's death is another devastating loss to our union family," said SAG-AFTRA acting president Gabrielle Carteris, referring to Duke by…

Actors’ Equity has delayed the implementation of its new 99-seat waiver policy in an effort to resolve a lawsuit filed by a group of dissident actors led by former SAG President Ed Asner, who say the policy will destroy small theater in Los Angeles. The policy, which had been set to take effect on June 1, 2016, would…

Actors’ Equity has decided to force 99-seat theaters in Los Angeles to pay their actors at least minimum wage – which is currently $9 an hour and going up to $10 next year. The move by the union's National Council comes just hours after reports that local Equity members voted overwhelmingly to reject the pay increase…