The actors’ strike and the threat to entertainment

With two new Hollywood blockbusters just out, you might be thinking of heading to the movies. Make the most of it because if US-based actors and writers stay on strike much longer the pipeline of film and television production will dry up.  Today, Meg James, senior entertainment writer at the LA Times on the worldwide impact of the strikes and why Artificial Intelligence is a big reason why Hollywood stars have downed tools.  Featured:  Meg James, Los Angeles Times senior entertainment writer