AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoDodgers & Celebrity: Shohei Ohtani announced he’s a father again, sharing the new baby’s arrival with a rare Instagram post—then returned to the lineup vs. the Orioles. TV/Comedy Legacy: Los Angeles-born director James Burrows, the sitcom architect behind “Cheers,” “Friends,” and “Will & Grace,” died at 85. Entertainment Business: Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery’s $111B deal could put about 2,500 LA County jobs at risk, with major consolidation savings targeted. Sports (LA): Tyler Glasnow’s back troubles are back again, and Dodgers catcher Will Smith is still sidelined after additional testing. LA Arts & Tech: DATALAND, a new AI art museum in downtown LA, opened with immersive, sensor-driven exhibits. Community & Culture: San Francisco marked Juneteenth with a big Market Street parade and performances, while LA also hosted Juneteenth events. World Cup (SoCal): Iran’s World Cup travel chaos continues as U.S. officials review arrangements ahead of the Belgium match at SoFi Stadium. Local Arts: Marina Del Rey Film Festival screens Yusaku Mizoguchi’s “Sae” in Beverly Hills.
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