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His Hollywood star was finally rising. Now he cleans apartments.
(www.washingtonpost.com)
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This is a hitpiece from WaPo. They want the union to stop the strike and give in - that's why there's so much media movement to appeal to the general public about how the union strike is hurting the small players - they will NEVER mention that the entire reason that these people are struggling is because of the massive inequality and unfair practices that production houses have imposed on the small time artists themselves, and NOT the union strike.
And it's so transparent too. Sickening.
Very good point