AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoK-pop on the big screen: Finecut has secured fresh territorial sales for “After-School Exorcism Club: Girls’ Night” and “Wi-Fi Love in the Palace,” and expanded “Wind Up: The Movie” into Hong Kong and Macao via Emperor Cinemas, keeping Macau’s cinema scene plugged into the latest idol-led releases. Community sports with a heart: Sands China staged an inclusive basketball carnival at the University of Saint Joseph, bringing together Special Olympics athletes, students and care-home residents, with a youth tournament and an inclusive match featuring Sands China players. New hotel, Macau ties: MGM opened MGM Shenzhen Prince Bay, and the gala linked chefs from the new Shenzhen property with Michelin-starred Macau restaurants Aji and Five Foot Road. Local arts calendar: The A-Ma Cultural & Tourism Festival runs Oct 12–15 with Fujian performances and cultural forums, while a Rui Cunha Foundation exhibition spotlights TCM through pottery sculptures and calligraphy. Music at home: Drummer Carmen Ip brings her Dutch jazz experience back to Macau in an interview tied to the city’s jazz-upcoming scene. Streetwear lands in Cotai: Sneaker Con returns with a Macau debut Oct 10–11 at Grand Lisboa Palace, featuring Metta World Peace and Marcus Smart plus trading and brand booths. Table tennis spotlight: WTT Champions Macao crowned Truls Moregard and Miwa Harimoto in singles finals at the East Asian Games Dome.
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