AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoLocal Arts & Theater: Miami’s Arsht Center and other venues roll out a packed fall season, including “Historia de un jabalí (O algo de Ricardo III)” (Sept. 11), Pundonor’s Hispanic Theatre Festival run (starting Sept. 18), and a Down syndrome adaptation of “Hamlet” (Sept. 24). Music & Culture: Shinedown keeps modern rock roaring with “Young Again” hitting No. 1 on Active Rock, while Florida metalcore heavyweights Wage War preview their hurricane-season-inspired album “Landfall.” Community & Food: North Port spotlights homegrown bath-and-beauty brand Lolablue with a “GEM Award,” and Martin County’s Big Taste fundraiser returns Oct. 6 to support Big Brothers Big Sisters. LGBTQ+ Support: A Florida nonprofit, The Queer Trans Project, says visibility and gender-affirming supply kits are reaching thousands—especially as Ohioans face barriers to care. Tech & Politics: Florida AG Uthmeier proposes criminal penalties for AI companies tied to chatbot crimes, as the national debate over AI election impacts heats up. Sports (Florida angle): FAMU falls to South Carolina State 31-13 in the Orange Blossom Classic.
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