Oscar-winning actress Anne Hathaway supports workers: Walks out of photo shoot

400 workers affiliated with the Condé Nast union in the US, who work for Vanity Fair, Vogue, and GQ magazines, held a 24-hour work stoppage. Hollywood star Hathaway, who arrived for a fashion shoot for Vanity Fair, left the set upon hearing about the workers' protest.

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Oscar-winning actress Anne Hathaway supports workers: Walks out of photo shoot

400 workers employed at Vanity Fair, Vogue, and GQ, which cover popular culture and entertainment, held a 24-hour work stoppage to protest the publisher's approach to negotiations regarding layoffs.

WORK STOPPAGE HELD

According to a report by Variety, American actress Anne Hathaway left the facility where she was having her hair and makeup done after hearing that workers at Vanity Fair, where she had gone for a photo shoot, had begun a work stoppage.

The workers, who are members of the union affiliated with Condé Nast, walked off the job during the morning hours when Oscar nominations were being announced and held a rally in front of the company's office in Manhattan.

'WHEN SHE REALIZED WHAT WAS HAPPENING...'

According to the report by Variety, which cited an unnamed source, when the incident occurred, Hathaway "had not yet started the photo shoot. When she realized what was going on, she got up from hair and makeup and left."

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