Drew Barrymore to pause show until Hollywood writers' strike ends

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Actor Drew Barrymore on Sunday (Sept 17) said she had backed off plans to bring back her daytime talk show while strikes in Hollywood continue, yielding to an outcry of criticism. The proposed return of The Drew Barrymore Show drew picketers from the striking writers' and actors' unions as taping resumed last week. On Sunday, the actor released a statement...

Actor Drew Barrymore on Sunday said she had backed off plans to bring back her daytime talk show while strikes in Hollywood continue, yielding to an outcry of criticism.

On Sunday, the actor released a statement on Instagram that said: "I have listened to everyone, and I am making the decision to pause the show's premiere until the strike is over."Barrymore on Friday had issued a video on Instagram saying she was going forward with plans to resume her talk show next week because so many jobs were on the line, but the post was deleted later on Friday.

 

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