Echo Lake Entertainment has signed author Ashok Rajamani for representation in all areas. Rajamani will be represented by Amy Schiffman, partner at Echo Lake Entertainment. The signing comes as Rajamani’s breakthrough memoir “The Day My Brain Exploded: A True Story” is set to be adapted
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Bitcoin (BTC) held steady above $107,500 ahead of a major options expiry on Friday. 38% of Deribit’s $40B in BTC options open interest will expire, with a “max pain” price of $102,000. Bitcoin’s implied volatility has dropped from 50% in April to 38%, signaling increased
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The Weeknd is good at many things, and math might be one of them. He’s doing four shows at SoFi Stadium this week as part of the final leg of his three-year-old “After Hours Til Dawn” tour and, looking at the seating charts, you’d have
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Erase the word “Austin” from their content, and most people would have a hard time detecting any connective thread between Richard Linklater’s 1990 indie breakout “Slacker” and its distant offspring, the new comedy “Rent Free.” The Texas burg of the earlier film was the kind