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PLUS: A hot, new “business of good” startup. August 2, 2021 Why the ScarJo vs. Disney dram

PLUS: A hot, new “business of good” startup. August 2, 2021 [The Hustle] How’s this for hot gossip? A new book claims Elon Musk demanded to be CEO of Apple during Tesla acquisition talks, prompting a potty-mouthed response from Tim Cook. Both parties deny the conversation happened. Today’s rundown: - The Avengers… avenge: The big implications of Scarlet Johansson’s Disney lawsuit. - Business of good: Jay-Z and Will Smith invested in a startup that helps low-income renters become homeowners. - Digits: 45% of remote workers work from the couch, and other wild numbers from around the web. Let’s do it. The big idea [Scarlett Johansson and Mickey Mouse]( Why the ScarJo vs. Disney drama is just the beginning Scarlett Johansson [sued]( Disney last week, claiming that the company breached her contract by putting Marvel’s Black Widow on Disney+ [Premier Access](. For Disney, the trouble may just be getting started. It’s all about box office vs. streaming Talent is often paid, in part, based on box office revenue. Johansson’s complaint is that she was promised a theatrical release, and that the simultaneous streaming release could cost her up to $50m. Black Widow’s July 9 opening weekend [saw](: - $60m+ from digital sales - $80m in US theaters - $78m overseas But box office sales fell 67% in its 2nd weekend -- worse than any other Marvel flick. Disney fired back… … calling Johansson’s suit without merit and “distressing in its callous disregard” for the pandemic. (The same pandemic during which heiress Abigail Disney [slammed]( the company for [laying off]( thousands while still paying out exec bonuses.) Though the pandemic increased streaming releases, Johansson was already concerned about it in early 2019. Emails between her reps and Marvel’s counsel assured the star of a theatrical release or further discussion should that change. Disney isn’t the only company navigating streaming releases Due to the pandemic, Warner Bros. moved all of its 2021 films to simultaneous release on HBO Max. WarnerMedia faced blowback from talent and movie theater chain/memestock [AMC](, and also paid out $200m+ to renegotiate talent contracts. ScarJo’s lawsuit may be the 1st domino In our increasingly streaming world, an A-lister whose Marvel arc ended with Avengers: Endgame (Black Widow was a prequel) is well-poised to take on the issue. Cruella’s Emma Stone is already [rumored]( to be “weighing her options.” Meanwhile, Disney’s Jungle Cruise -- starring Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt -- debuted this weekend and was [expected]( to hit ~$30m in domestic box office sales. The Rock reportedly has [no plans]( to sue. No word on Blunt. 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