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Writers Guild West Endorses Nithya Raman for L.A. Mayor (opens the original)
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The labor union announced their support on Thursday, less than two months ahead of the Los Angeles mayoral election Nithya Raman has found a new ally in her race against incumbent mayor Karen Bass. The West division of the WGA sang high praises for Raman in a statement explaining its support. “With organized labor under attack nationally, and television and film production leaving Hollywood, LA must elect a mayor who is committed to supporting entertainment workers. That’s why WGAW is proudly ba
Amazon Blocks Meta AI’s Muse From Shopping on Its Website (opens the original)
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Amazon has announced it no longer allows the new AI assistant to shop at its online stores Just two weeks after being officially released to the public, Meta’s AI assistant Muse is no longer allowed to aid customers with online shopping on Amazon websites. Users who tried using the new AI to shop at Amazon.com were met with a message saying “Continued access by an unauthorized AI agent violates Amazon’s Conditions of Use, to which our customers have agreed,” according to GeekWire. Meta — Faceboo
Six Flags X2 Lawsuits Allege Catastrophic Brain Injuries (opens the original)
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Dordick Law Corporation claims the three plaintiffs and over 100 additional potential clients suffered serious brain injury after riding Magic Mountain’s ‘X2’ rollercoaster The law firm announced the filing of these lawsuits in a press conference held on Tuesday. Attorneys Gary Dordick and Christopher Bulone accused Six Flags Magic Mountain of negligence, claiming the park failed to address the potential dangers of its X2 ride, which led to their clients sustaining brain injuries. “It’s the desi
UCLA Faculty Push Back on Chancellor Over 9/11 Symposium (opens the original)
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UCLA’s School of Law faculty have responded in defense of university’s symposium discussing the repercussions of 9/11, which was criticized by Chancellor Julio Frenk On September 10 and 11 of this year, UCLA’s School of Law, alongside other campus organizations, hosted a symposium titled “25 Years After 9/11: Reimagining Freedom, Justice, and Security.” The symposium aimed to “bring together legal scholars, practitioners, and others from across various disciplines to examine the enduring legacie
Paramount, Bonta Set Talks as Possible L.A. Exit Hangs Over Deal (opens the original)
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October 14-15 have been set to be the days in which both sides of the lawsuit will meet to evaluate settlement options In a court order issued on Tuesday, Judge Thomas S. Hixon has ordered both sides to meet for settlement talks ahead of the lawsuit trial filed by California Attorney General Rob Bonta and 11 other attorneys general against Paramount Skydance to prevent its merger with Warner Bros. Discovery. Settlement talks are a mandated part of all lawsuit proceedings. Both sides, which inclu
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