AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPop Culture: New York Comic Con marked its 20th anniversary with fans at the center and a wave of franchise announcements. Music: Blondie announced High Noon, its first album in nine years, due Feb. 26; it features the late drummer Clem Burke’s final recordings and was made in New York. Art & Film: DOC NYC unveiled a shortlist featuring films on Elizabeth Holmes, Elon Musk and more, while Kevin Kramer Gallery opened Kenneth Winterschladen’s first New York solo show. Ice-T and DJ Afrika Islam are also taking their 400-object hip-hop and culture exhibition on a national tour. City Experiences: A deal to end Central Park’s horse-drawn carriage rides puts a 150-year-old attraction on the way out. Meanwhile, immersive holiday brand Lapland plans its first U.S. store on West 57th Street in early November.
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