Here's where striking actors and writers can eat for free

Striking Hollywood actors and writers who haven't worked in weeks or even months say they are already struggling to make ends meet. As the strikes drag on with no resolution in sight, some restaurants, a food bank and well-off celebrities have volunteered to feed actors for free.

World Harvest Food Bank in Los Angeles' Arlington Heights neighborhood is among the organizations helping fill actors' and writers' bellies as they demand higher pay, better residual payment and guarantees they won't be supplanted by artificial intelligence. 

All actors and writers have to do to take home a full cart of groceries, including fresh produce worth about $300, is show their union cards. The offer stands until the strike resolves.