AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSports & Identity: F1 is returning to Malaysia’s Sepang circuit in October—but with a twist: the race will be branded the “Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia,” a naming oddity tied to cancelled Middle East events and rumored cost-sharing. Community & Family Support: In San Marino, Partnership for Awareness president Marisa Kelly is spotlighted for a decades-long approach to parenting and youth mental health—staying close, listening, and showing up when kids pull away. Local Philanthropy: A San Marino-area girl, Isabella Donnelly, raised $6,129 with a lemonade stand for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, turning her own cancer experience into support for kids who need care. Arts & Heritage: The Huntington in San Marino hosts a Filipino American “Sunday Supper” exploring centuries of Philippine culture through food, archives, and storytelling. Culture Spotlight: Assemblage pioneer Betye Saar, rooted in Southern California, dies at 99; her work and a Huntington-linked installation remain on view. Global Pop Culture: Boy George’s pro-Israel single “We Will Dance Again” sparks backlash and he withdraws from West End’s Jesus Christ Superstar. Church & Public Life: Pope Leo XIV’s August schedule includes weekly public Masses and renewed Wednesday audiences. Immigration & Safety: ICE arrests a former Latvian reality TV contestant in California, citing a violent criminal history. Sports Governance: UEFA confirms a boycott of FIFA competitions if Infantino’s plan to sell World Cup stakes to private investors goes through.
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