AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFashion & NYC Culture: RR22 returns for its third season at New York Fashion Week with a new luxury streetwear chapter, while Hutch expands into knitwear with its first-ever collection of cardigans, sweaters, and knit dresses. Arts & Media: Tim Curry, the cult-cinema and Broadway standout behind “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” and “Home Alone 2,” has died at 80. Tech & Youth Safety: Meta reached a landmark $17B-plus settlement with states over teen social media addiction, with major Facebook/Instagram changes still awaiting federal approval. Local Entertainment & Film: Robert De Niro says the Tribeca Film Festival began as a post-9/11 “act of audacity,” now explored in Netflix documentary “Tribeca 25.” Legal/Entertainment: A New York federal judge ordered Justin Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios to pay Blake Lively nearly $400,000 in legal fees in their “It Ends with Us” dispute. Sports Spotlight: Serena Williams and Carlos Alcaraz advanced in US Open mixed doubles, and the Giants’ Cam Skattebo sparked a practice fight. Theater & Dance: Noname Artist brings “The Grave’s Tears” to Guild Hall, blending protest, healing, and disco-era spirit.
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