AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoArts & Culture: SUNY’s upcoming exhibit “Black Brazilian Women: Presence and Power” (launching this December) spotlights 49 black Brazilian women’s academic and intellectual achievements, with organizer Sandra Coleman and featured entrepreneur/educator Tati Brandão discussing the mission and the fundraising gap to get to New York. Music: Laufey’s “A Very Laufey Day” returns for its fourth year on Aug. 23, with curated “third space” experiences in 75 cities across 25 countries. TV/Streaming: Prime series “Sterling Point,” created and directed by Megan Park, keeps generating buzz online—especially its “closet scene” moment. Music Industry: Megan Thee Stallion announces a partnership with Interscope Records while keeping ownership via Hot Girl Productions; Jessie Ware and CamelPhat drop a “Sauna” remix. Sports Business: NHL-backed FutureSports says it’s bringing official-stat sports futures to investors via CME. Legal/Local: Luigi Mangione’s federal guilty plea could derail New York’s separate state case under double-jeopardy rules. Community Film: Putnam County brings back sensory-friendly screenings at Box Office Cinemas in Carmel.
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