Time Magazine is reporting that there just might be an actor's strike brewing.  I feel like the industry hasn't even recovered from the writer's strike yet and now we are going to have to go through an actor one?

Just four months after a 100-day writers' strike ground Hollywood to a halt and cost the state of California more than $2 billion and 27,000 jobs, the movie business is once again facing the possibility of a strike — this time by actors. The anticipation of labor unrest in July has kept studios from starting production on any big films since April, while TV productions are working double-time to get as many episodes of their fall shows in the can as possible.

70,000 members must vote by July and agree on new contract clauses... yeah that should be a smooth ride. 

Full details here.