The Hollywood writers strike, after months of dueling rhetoric and negotiation, appears to be coming to an end after a tentative agreement was reached Sunday.
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Struggle spread to a legion of Angelenos both within and outside Hollywood, whose work suddenly stopped. Prized possessions were sold, side gigs were taken and more debt had to be absorbed in order for many workers to keep their heads above water financially.
We don’t yet know the full effect of the strikes on the local economy … but that’s coming. Our Robert Garrova has more details.
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If you’re a cat person (or even if you just like cuddly animals), there’s a place in Pasadena that might be right up your alley. It’s the Tail Town Cat Cafe, where a small legion of cats await the attention of visitors. It’s also pivoting into a nonprofit, linking up with L.A.’s Kitten Rescue to offer adoption opportunities.
In addition to being able to hang out with the cats, there’s also kitty bingo, meow & paint, and trivia.
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