AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPress Freedom Clash: New York Times reporters were hit with subpoenas after covering security concerns tied to Trump’s Qatari-donated Air Force One, setting up a major First Amendment fight. Streaming & Film: “Backrooms” is now available on-demand at home, turning the viral horror concept into a big-screen-to-streaming moment. Music & Nightlife: Madonna brought “Club Confessions” to Queens with Confessions II, reuniting with Stuart Price and leaning hard into NYC’s DJ culture. K-Pop in NYC: Sono’s 33 Hotel is partnering with BTS’ “BTS the City Arirang — New York” ahead of the group’s MetLife Stadium shows. Outdoor Arts: SummerStage turns 40, with a new photo exhibit at Central Park’s Arsenal Gallery spotlighting decades of performances. Sports-Entertainment Crossover: LeBron James is set for two Fanatics Fest appearances at the Javits Center, including live “Mind the Game” and “The Shop” recordings. Big City Summer Movies: Bryant Park’s free “Movies Under the Stars” series returns with weekly screenings across the season. Fashion Leadership: Nordstrom names a new fashion director, signaling a push to grow its luxury business.
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