Today, we're talking about the writer's strike in Hollywood, looming debt to fault, the

Godfather of AI, and other top news for Wednesday, May 3.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the poor over.

Here's the quote of the day.

All great and honorable actions are accompanied with great difficulties, and both must be

enterprise and overcome with answerable courage, William Bradford.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

Over 11,000 members of the writer's Guild of America, or WGA, are watching reruns at

home this week.

For the first time since 2007, Hollywood writers are putting down their pens and picketting

up signs after contract negotiations with big studios like Disney and Netflix failed.

The main sticking points stem from the impact of streaming services, which tend to have

shorter seasons and smaller residual pay, creating a gig-like economy for writers.

Writers also want assurances they won't be replaced by AI.

Quick turnaround shows, SNL, The Jimmy's, Kimmel and Fallen, will stop production immediately.

While fall shows, Crazy Anatomy, The Chicago's, Fire, Med, and PD, may be delayed as writing

for the fall normally starts in May or June.

The last writer's strike lasted for 100 days and cost roughly $2 billion in economic

damage.

Reminder of the Bible's upside down negotiation advice.

Do nothing out of selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility consider others as more important

than yourselves.

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