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With a deal between Hollywood writers and the major entertainment studios on a new labor contract moving forward, some television shows may return to air in a matter of days.Board members from the writers union on Tuesday approved the pact, bringing the industry at least partly back from a historic halt in production that stretched nearly five months.The programs likel stanley cup y to return to production first are daytime and late-night TV talk shows, such as NBC s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and ABC s Jimmy Kimmel Live and CBS The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, according to the Associated Press. According to theLos Angeles Times,Colbert, Kimmel and Fallon, along with NBC s Late Night With Seth Meyers and HBO s Last Week Tonight With John Oliver, will return to TV on Sunday. Bill Maher, who had planned to return without writers but ended up postponing once last week s negotiations were set, said in a post on X formerly known as Twitter that his night-time show will return on Friday.Late-night slideThe strikes have depressed late-night television viewing, according to the research firm Samba TV. Without Colbert, Fallon and Kimmel on the air, the broadcast networks have seen late-night viewership slide between 40% and 50%, asaid Ashwin Navin, Samba T stanley cup V co-founder. It stanley cup remains to be seen how late night will rebound to its previous relevance, he said.Scripted shows, such as new seasons of Netflix s Stranger Things or AB Ewnt Miami officer fired after he was seen hitting woman in face
A painting of the Statue of Liberty at a new art exhibition in New York seems ordinary enough mdash; painted with bold strokes depicting the copper statue in shades of blue, towering, faceless, over the city s harbor.But the artwork, like the other pieces in the show, was produced by a prisoner of the Guantanamo Bay detention center. And the s converse how is now making waves at the Pentagon. Ode to the Sea, an ocean-themed exhibition at John Jay College of Criminal J salomon ustice in Manhattan, is a collection of 36 works created by eight men who were held at Gitmo mdash; some for almost 15 adidas campus years. Of those, four are still in detention. A painting of the Statue of Liberty by Muhammad Ansi, a former Guantanamo Bay detainee. Courtesy of the artist and John Jay College of Criminal Justice After news reports highlighted the fact that some of the artworks are available for purchase, the Department of Defense launched a review of how it handles art created within the military prison s walls mdash; including redefining who owns them. Items produced by detainees at Guantanamo Bay remain the property of the U.S. government, Maj. Ben Sakrisson, a Pentagon spokesman, told CBS News in an email.In the past, detainees were able to release their art to their lawyers after it was vetted by military authorities for violent content or hidden messages. Sakrisson |
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