AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHollywood & Streaming: Netflix is cutting about 1,000 jobs, roughly 6% of its workforce, amid broader Hollywood belt-tightening. Music Business: Warner Records Group named Jim Roppo vice chairman; the Los Angeles-based executive will oversee operations across the group’s labels. California Music: Laguna Beach’s Coast Film & Music Festival will host Rainbow Body’s first public performance on Oct. 23. The new group’s debut album was inspired by Iceland’s landscapes and wild salmon conservation. Local Cinema: Paramount is set to reopen the Bay Theater, Pacific Palisades’ only movie theater. Music Legacy: Joni Mitchell became a U.S. citizen after a 62-year journey that brought her to Los Angeles, her home since the late 1960s. Dodgers on the Brink: Milwaukee beat Los Angeles 6-2 to take a 3-0 NLCS lead, leaving the Dodgers one loss from elimination. Grammy Museum: Veteran and spoken-word artist Ken Tran joined fellow veterans for “Out of Camo,” a performance and album showcase that raised $10,000 for Veterans for Peace.
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