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Seth Meyers, left, and Jimmy Fallon. The late-night hosts said they each would fund a week of pay for their staffs out of their own pocket. Employees of “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” and “Late Night With Seth Meyers” will continue to be paid for at least some duration of the WGA strike. After late-night TV became the first casualty when the walkout by Hollywood writers began Tuesday, staff of the shows were informed that they would receive at least three weeks of wages while production on the programs...

Jimmy Fallon and Seth Meyers are stepping in to pay the salaries of their crews for at least one week now that the Writers Guild of America strike has brought late-night TV (and a whole lot of other productions in Hollywood) to a halt. A source close to The Tonight Show tells Rolling Stone that NBC will pay The Tonight Show’s non-striking staff for two weeks, after which Fallon will cover salaries for a third week. Healthcare coverage for staffers will be available through the end of September, as well....

When Hollywood writers went on strike in 2007, the late night shows were forced to go dark for two months. During the hiatus, Jay Leno famously delivered doughnuts via motorcycle to the picket lines, and Jimmy Kimmel and other hosts paid staff out of pocket. “The strike basically wiped out all of my savings,” the Jimmy Kimmel Live! host told The Hollywood Reporter for a retrospective on the strike’s 10th anniversary. The late night shows eventually returned to the air; David Letterman even made his own deal with the studios...

Welcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown of the previous night’s highlights that lets you sleep — and lets us get paid to watch comedy. Here are the 50 best movies on Netflix right now. Fox News has not said why it ousted Tucker Carlson. Late-night hosts speculated he was let go because of the text messages he sent deriding former President Donald Trump and Fox executives. “Fox couldn’t have cared less when Tucker was saying vulgar, offensive stuff on television about other people, but when he said it...