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Maybe Jill Ellis could make the WGA and ATA play nice

Jill Ellis, the U.S. women's soccer coach extraordinaire, may or may not be part of the World Cup-winning team's victory tour that may or may not kick off at the Rose Bowl in August, but it would be really great if she could make time to visit L.A. soon.

Because someone needs to step the heck in on this whole WGA vs. the talent agencies freak show.

Seriously, with lawsuits and vitriol flying on a near-weekly basis, the Writers Guild of America West and the biggest talent agencies in Hollywood have reached that stage many couples know so well: when you finally decide to go to therapy to either save the marriage or figure out the best

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