AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCelebrity & Society: Martha Stewart apologized after her homeless Halloween costume drew backlash, saying it was “insensitive and not funny” and acknowledging that her first explanation fell short. Travel & Design: Kimpton has opened its first Qatar hotel in Doha, pairing 283 rooms and serviced residences with five dining venues and a rooftop pool. A Bel Air hillside home takes a quieter approach, using natural materials, a sauna and meditation nooks to create a wellness-focused family sanctuary. Beauty & Tech: Fenty Beauty and CASETiFY have teamed up on phone accessories, including a MagSafe holder that doubles as a compact beauty kit. Culture: South Korean haenyo diver Sung Hee-jung has been named one of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization’s 100 women heroes for championing fishing communities and preserving haenyo culture. In Philadelphia, the Penn Museum and Opera Philadelphia will join forces on public programs about ancient Egypt, ahead of a gallery opening and a production of Aida. On Screen: The Gilded Age is heading into a fourth season after a finale full of family and romantic upheaval; a new guide also rounds up Chinese dramas built around forbidden love.
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