Miracle Mile: Last News

SAG-AFTRA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers on just wrapped their second day of renewed talks over a new three-year contract with a plan to meet again on Friday and even further down the line.

Back at the bargaining table Monday for the first time in more than two and a half months, SAG-AFTRA and the Hollywood studios and streamers have a long way to go to make a deal – even with the momentum gained by the end of the writers’ strike.

Longtime TV performers and former "ER" costars Anthony Edwards and Mare Winningham are married after secretly tying the knot last year following nearly 40 years of friendship. The "Inventing Anna" actor, 59, revealed to Esquire that he and the "Dopesick" star, 62, got hitched in an intimate ceremony that saw the pair exchange vows to each other while a friend bared witness and officiated.

Anthony Edwards revealed that he and Mare Winningham had secretly eloped last year during an interview with Esquire that was published earlier this month.During the conversation, the 59-year-old actor expressed that he and the Oscar nominee, 62, had decided to tie the knot after being friends for nearly four decades.The couple famously costarred in the 1988 thriller feature Miracle Mile. New couple:Anthony Edwards revealed that he and Mare Winningham had secretly eloped last year during an interview with Esquire that was published earlier this month; they are seen in 2021According to the media outlet, the wedding party included 'just the two of them and an old friend to officiate.'Edwards made a humorous comment about the circumstances, stating: 'We're too old to throw weddings.' He went on to gush about his now-wife's dedication to her current professional commitments regarding her theater engagements.'She's doing Girl From the North Country on Broadway and she's just spectacular,' he stated.

SAG-AFTRA is the only major Hollywood union that doesn’t own its own headquarters, and that’s become a topic of heated debate between its warring factions in the union’s ongoing election of national and local officers. SAG – and now SAG-AFTRA – hasn’t owned its own national offices for 35 years, leasing at two different locations since 1986.