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    Hollywood Upended as Unions Tell Writers to Fire Agents

    Talks between TV and movie writers and their agencies on a new code of conduct broke off before a midnight deadline. “It has become clear a big change is necessary,” the Writers Guild of America said.

    By John Koblin

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    At Coachella 2019, the Real Action Is Happening Offstage

    New films by Donald Glover and Beyoncé and an Easter Sunday Service from Kanye West are competing for buzz this year.

    By Reggie Ugwu

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    Max Greenfield of ‘The Neighborhood’ Takes His Daughter Out for Ice Cream

    The actor also stars in the new “Veronica Mars.” “I’ll have a career forever, just doing reboots,” he said.

    By Max Berlinger

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    With a Rebel Yell, Molly Shannon Claims Collusion

    She talks about playing the poet Emily Dickinson as an unlikely L.G.B.T.Q. hero and the sexist opposition that tried to silence her.

    By Kathryn Shattuck

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    Seth Meyers Is Amazed by Michael Avenatti’s Lifestyle

    “How is this the first we’re hearing of Michael Avenatti’s racecar team?” the “Late Night” host said after the lawyer’s indictment was made public on Thursday.

    By Giovanni Russonello

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    What’s on TV Friday: ‘A Land Imagined’ and ‘The Magnificent Seven’

    An acclaimed Singapore-set mystery hits Netflix. And Denzel Washington is in a remake of “ The Magnificent Seven,” airing on USA.

    By Gabe Cohn

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    ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Season 2, Episode 13: Saying Goodbye, Maybe.

    In this week’s “Star Trek: Discovery,” Burnham offers a sacrifice: to send herself to the future to escape Control.

    By Sopan Deb

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    How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?

    Tune in for an thoughtful new Netflix series, the return of “Game of Thrones” and great show for fans of “Pushing Daisies.”

    By Margaret Lyons

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    Donald Glover and Rihanna’s ‘Guava Island’: Here’s What We Know

    The new movie, filmed in Cuba with the director Hiro Murai, will start streaming Saturday on Amazon after being shown at Coachella.

    By David Renard

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    Samantha Bee Calls for a ‘Hero’ to Prevent Trump From Watching Fox News

    Bee pointed out that President Trump fired much of the Department of Homeland Security’s leadership soon after Fox News’s Lou Dobbs said he should.

    By Giovanni Russonello

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