Michelle Williams Will Narrate Britney Spears' Audiobook for New Memoir

Actors will also skip the picket lines today in New York and L.A. due to potential safety concerns. The news comes a day after the studios walked away from the negotiating table. It's not only baffling, but wholly disappointing. They don't really want to negotiate. They just want us to like what they want us to like. Yesterday, SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher spoke out on behalf of the Actors Union. My members are more pumped up than ever. They feel so insulted by this, so degraded by this. They had given us a proposal package. We worked for like 36 hours on it. We brought it back to them. They left and then called a few hours later and said, we're breaking negotiations. So what exactly is the holdup? Well, they're still fighting over salary, compensation for streaming services and the use of A.I. They're very concerned about their likeness. The thing that makes them a star is going to be ripped off. No word on when the two sides will reconvene, but some stars, including Meg Ryan for her rom-com return and Patrick Dempsey for Ferrari, are still able to promote their projects due to an interim agreement. Doing the racing sequences was really quite exhilarating because we kept going faster, faster, faster. And visibility was terrible. And I was like, well, what am I doing here? This is really frightening, but it was exhilarating. Also hard at work? Michelle Williams. E.T. has confirmed the Oscar nominee will narrate the audiobook for Britney's memoir, The Woman in Me, dropping October 24th. Brit confessed reliving her past has been heart-wrenching and emotional, so she will only read the introduction to her life story. Michelle will voice the rest and says, quote, I stand with Britney. Something else to look forward to? It's not a secret. I just don't broadcast it. The creator of Suits is working on a new legal drama, although it's not a prequel or a reboot. Think CSI or NCIS, which features multiple shows within the franchise. I am not ready to lose you. The new series is said to have an entirely different cast in a new setting, most likely L.A. Not too surprising, since Suits recently broke streaming records, racking up 3.7 billion viewing minutes on Netflix and Peacock four years after its finale. You can't handle this.