AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI at the arcade: Rush Maxx and Rush Fun Park are rolling out an AI-enabled, more streamlined digital journey for families—helping guests discover attractions, compare party packages, and buy tickets/passes. WNBA debate hits home: Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham is back in the spotlight after a former teammate publicly backed her and DiJonai Carrington’s foul sparked fresh arguments about transgender athletes in women’s sports. Texas music stance: Charley Crockett is clarifying his position in the data-center fight, saying he stands with Willie Nelson and Tanya Tucker against building in rural Texas. Local family learning: Galveston Children’s Museum will relocate to Moody Gardens for a two-year residency starting this fall, expanding STEM and hands-on play. Streaming picks: A weekend watch list highlights King of the Hill returning, new true-crime and romance titles, plus other fresh releases to stream. Pop culture nostalgia: Linda Gray is teasing Dallas memories ahead of a major “Ladies of the ’80s” Julien’s Auctions sale. Big Texas sports talk: College Football Playoff expansion is back on the agenda, with a 24-team proposal clashing with concerns for the Group of Six. Lottery buzz: Powerball climbs again after Aug. 8 went unclaimed, with Monday’s jackpot estimated around $905M.
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