Thousands Join Writers’ Strike March & Rally In Los Angeles

The writers’ strike has no sign of slowing down, as a massive swarm of folks turned out for a rally more than a month and a half after members of the WGA decided enough was enough.

Thousands of writers gathered at Pan Pacific Park in Los Angeles Wednesday … with a ton of them carrying their picket signs and donning their blue WGA strike shirts.

In case ya forgot, the big strike started back on May 2 — and while the bigwigs in Hollywood are holding their ground as projects are now missing a writing staff, it seems the creatives aren’t backing down either.

As we reported, there have been a ton of good times being had at picket lines throughout Los Angeles … accompanied by a bunch of food donated by celebs like Jimmy Fallon, Snoop Dogg, and even Flavor Flav!

Speaking of celebs, a lot of A-listers have been spotted carrying picket signs left and right during the strike — folks like Tina Fey, Bob Odenkirk, Susan Sarandon, and Pete Davidson.

We’ve even seen musical performances popping up at the various studios, including ones from Weezer and Imagine Dragons’ Dan Reynolds!

It’s been a nonstop fight for fair wages and a takedown of AI in writers rooms … but Wednesday’s rally might be the biggest gathering since the strike began.