AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWorld Cup in Boston: Nearly 200 Boston bars and restaurants pushed hours to 3 a.m. for World Cup crowds, with Scotland fans driving late-night business near Faneuil Hall while some spots farther out saw thinner attendance due to transit and walkability. England fitness watch: Bukayo Saka trained with England on Sunday as he manages an Achilles issue, with coach Thomas Tuchel saying he’s unlikely to start until the final group match. TV spotlight: BostonGlobe’s TV guide for June 22-28 flags Hulu’s final season drop of “The Bear” and Larry David’s return, plus a lineup of new documentaries ahead of the 250th anniversary. Casting & auditions: Backstage lists nationwide casting calls for new film and TV projects, including roles with pay up to $4,800. Local sports culture: A wheelchair tennis camp in Hanover is building community and confidence through inclusive training and competition. Tech for creators/brands: Arobis AI launched a free “AI Visibility Checker” aimed at helping companies see whether AI assistants will surface their sites.
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