The cold wind you felt brush against you this week probably came from Hollywood instead of the IRS. After all, what’s worse: The fact that you forgot to pay your taxes and will be going to prison with Wesley Snipes forever or that The Screen Actors Guild started their contract negotiations?

Reuters and the NYT are reporting that the strike is over, and that it appears to have worked.

WGA Leadership sends out a memo…

Friday and Saturday talks could lead to an end to the WGA strike as soon as next week.

Now that the Directors Guild has a deal, the WGA may be pressed to compromise in order to end the strike.

Coming, as predicted, on the heels of the Director’s Guild of America’s deal with the AMPTP, the Writer’s Guild of America is heading back to the negotiating table.

The Director’s Guild of America, who’s contract expires this summer, has reached a tentative agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers.

Finally, an A-lister with guts!

Last week the WGA and the Studios failed to reach a deal and each left with a sour taste in their mouth.