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LA28 Olympics leans into Hollywood heritage with ‘Stars Align’ slogan

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LA28 Olympics leans into Hollywood heritage with ‘Stars Align’ slogan — London Sports news

Los Angeles 2028 Olympics organisers have leant into Hollywood heritage by announcing “Stars Align” as the official slogan for the next Summer Games. The tagline is a nod to both the city’s status as a celebrity hotbed and the slogan for the LA 1984 Olympics, “Stars in Motion”, which itself drew on the US flag. “Los Angeles has always been a place where big ideas take shape, and the Games remind us what’s possible when the world comes together,” said LA28 president Casey Wasserman.  “‘Stars Align’ is a call to be part of that, whether you’re an athlete who has trained for years, a volunteer welcoming the world, or a fan cheering from the stands. We can’t wait to share this moment with everyone in 2028.” LA28 chiefs marked 21 months to go with a marketing blitz, launching the Games slogan in a video soundtracked by California band the Red Hot Chilli Peppers. “We wanted ‘Stars Align’ to feel like Los Angeles: bold, optimistic and a little cinematic,” said chief marketing o

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