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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2021 · 53 MIN

Podcast #1011: Renting Out Your Home Theater and Scarlett Johansson

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On this week's show we talk about the possibility of renting out your home theater space a'la AirBnB and we also chime in on the Scarlett Johansson's breach-of-contract lawsuit. We also have a lot of email and news to discuss! Swimply lets you swim in a stranger's pool. It's less weird than you think Stan Liang sent us this story but wondered what if you rented out your home theater space? Swimply is the brainchild of co-founders Asher Weinberger, 35, and Bunim Laskin, 24, who met at a networking event Weinberger hosted for entrepreneurs in New York City. Laskin, then a college student, pitched Weinberger on the idea of monetizing home swimming pools. Full Article here… 'Black Widow' Lawsuit Could Upend Talent Compensation Agreements Scarlett Johansson's breach-of-contract lawsuit — filed July 29 against Walt Disney Studios and Marvel Entertainment regarding the studio's decision to simultaneously release Marvel Studios' Black Widow in theaters and on the Disney+ subscription streaming platform — could upend Hollywood contracts with actors, producers and distributors. Full Article here...  

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