AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 minutes agoEntertainment & Culture: Vogue World is headed to San Francisco in 2027, with the fashion-meets-music event set for early fall and details still under wraps. Music & Legacy: Motown early songwriter Janie Bradford Hobbs, co-writer of “Money (That’s What I Want),” died in Los Angeles at 87. Hollywood Business: Paramount and California officials are set for preliminary talks next week on a settlement path in the state’s lawsuit trying to block Paramount’s Warner Bros. Discovery deal. LA Attractions: The Lucas Museum’s Skywalker Grill will open Sept. 22, bringing a full menu and public dining to the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art. Celebrity Watch: Taylor Swift reportedly spent a night out with Dakota Johnson in Los Angeles after Johnson’s breakup. Sports (Local): Dodgers center fielder Andy Pages was placed on the 10-day IL with a fractured left hand; Alek Thomas was recalled. Global Sports: Morocco won the African men’s beach volleyball title and booked a 2028 Los Angeles Olympics spot. Tech/Media: BiliBili is expanding globally, hiring in Los Angeles and other cities as it tries to rival YouTube for Western creators. Public Safety & Media Literacy: A fake AI “polling firm” used a Los Angeles mayoral race to spread invented results before being exposed.
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