Sapphic Subliminal Support for Strike

Maggie Gyllenhaal stars in a suggestive lesbian 'orgy' for a video campaign to support the Writer's Guild Association's strike.
The actress stars in 'Speechless', a short film about three girls who arrive at a hotel room to discover they are dating the same man, "AMPiTePa," (which stands for Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers) who has stood them all up.
After venting their rage at their cheating boyfriend, Gyllenhaal grabs a bottle of wine, sprawls on the bed and says suggestively, "We don't need him. We've got everything we need right here. Girls - do you want to make an interim agreement?"
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Campaign Turbulence aboard 'Hill Force One'

Hillary should reconsider her political aspirations and become a stand-up comedian...


...did she have to negotiate with the striking WGA, or is this her own material?
transcript is HERE

Striking Writers Retaliate

Having survived public ridicule following the announcement that he'd be the first late-night talkshow host to cross the WGA picket line and the subsequent publication of his hilariously misguided e-mail plea for gag-writing help from non-union friends and family, an embattled Carson Daly had to know that more 'good times' were in store for him once he returned to produce new episodes of Last Call without his writing staff.
On Tuesday night, a team of striking writers infiltrated Daly's studio audience and caused a ruckus...
read about it HERE
Carson Daly Sux myspace HERE

Lt. Uhura shows her support

Actress Nichelle Nichols, Uhura of Star Trek, expresses her support to striking members of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) outside the gates of Paramount Pictures studios in Los Angeles.

Alec's Brilliant Solution

"I want the WGA to set up a website and on that website we can all post stories about every no-talent, idiotic, amoral producer and executive we have ever dealt with. Just like they do to us on shows like Extra and sites like TMZ (owned by Warner Brothers.) Set up a website and tell the entire world, via the internet, your own anecdote about some of the witless boobs you have endured in Hollywood and beyond. The strike will end in a week."
read the entire tirade HERE