AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAnti-Trafficking Spotlight: Rights4Girls launched World Cup billboard ads in host cities including Dallas, pushing the message that buying sex isn’t entertainment and reporting 270+ recovered victims during the tournament. Tech & Privacy Debate: Wharton Police Chief Terry Lynch defended Flock Safety license-plate reader cameras, arguing they help with alerts like AMBER/Silver while critics question outside access to shared data. Music & Touring: Sugarland announced its 20th-anniversary “Ride or Die Tour,” with a stop at Santander Arena in Reading on Nov. 14. Pop Culture: BTS’s “ARIRANG” tour hits AT&T Stadium in Arlington Aug. 15-16, and tickets are sold out—resale options remain. Hollywood Power Play: Paramount CEO David Ellison reportedly threatens to move operations out of California if antitrust talks don’t progress by Oct. 1, with Texas among the possible destinations. Local Arts Call: Workforce Solutions Alamo opened submissions for a 2027 Fiesta Medal design contest (and a mascot contest) with a Sept. 30 deadline.
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