Hollywood's A-Listers Unite to Break Actors' Strike Stalemate

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A group of A-list Hollywood stars, including George Clooney, Emma Stone, Ben Affleck, Tyler Perry, and Scarlett Johansson, have proposed a groundbreaking plan to end the ongoing actors strike by eliminating the cap on membership dues and implementing a bottom-up residual structure. The offer, which would bring over $150 million to the union over the next three years, aims to bolster health benefits and address other areas of concern for SAG-AFTRA. The proposal has been brought to the negotiating committee, but negotiations are ongoing.
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