AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHollywood Recognition: Angélique Kidjo became the first African musician to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, celebrating decades of genre-bending work and crediting Benin and Africa for her sound. K-Pop Charts: ENHYPEN’s “Bloody Paradise” keeps climbing, topping South Korea and overseas charts for a second straight day and pushing past 10M YouTube views. Anniversary Releases: CORTIS marks its debut anniversary with expanded EP “GREENGREEN_playextended,” adding two tracks. Music TV Changes: AND2BLE’s Kim Gyuvin and TWS’s Dohoon step down as MCs of “Show! Music Core” after about a year and five months. Hip-Hop Commentary: 50 Cent says rappers shouldn’t chase relevance after 60, while admitting he’s fine with older artists in R&B. Local Live Music: Bournemouth’s Ripper Fest 2 returns Sept. 12 with 16 bands for Forest Holme Hospice. Theatre & Stage: “Shoshana,” a new biographical musical starring Gal De Paz as Israeli icon Shoshana Damari, heads to the Hebrew Theater in late October.
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