Selena Gomez, Christina Aguilera Join Olympics Legacy House Host Committee

Selena Gomez, Christina Aguilera, Law Roach, Ciara, Simu Liu and Jeff Goldblum are among those who have been named as founding honorary host committee members of the Olympics-inspired Legacy House in Los Angeles.

Legacy House is a multi-year platform that will convene influential leaders through conversations, cultural events, partnerships and community initiatives designed to turn the momentum surrounding LA28 into lasting impact for Los Angeles. Legacy House will be open at a physical location in Culver City during the Olympics and Paralympics in 2028.

Legacy House is led by Greg Propper, co-founder of A Day of Unreasonable Conversation, the annual summit that convenes leaders across entertainment, media, politics, business, sports and advocacy to foster constructive dialogue across differences. Propper, who is also a partner at business, politics and policy agency Bully Pulpit International, serves as Legacy House’s executive director.

Programming will include moderated conversations, roundtables, podcasts, screenings, creator collaborations, working sessions, cultural gatherings, celebrations and partner-led activations exploring the intersection of sports, culture, philanthropy and civic impact.

The honorary committee also includes Mike Amiri, Dustin Lance Black, Scott Budnick, Ciara, Tom Daley, Tara Davis-Woodhall, Rachel DeMita, Gabby Douglas, Julie Foudy, Ezra Frech, Myles Garrett, Emilie Goldblum, Ashlyn Harris, Gus Kenworthy, Michelle Kwan, John Legend, Dhar Mann, Nneka Ogwumike, Isaac Rochell, Tracee Ellis Ross, Matt Rutler, Jake Shane, Chrissy Teigen, Darren Walker, Abby Wambach, Koya Webb, Russell Westbrook, Russell Wilson and Hunter Woodhall.

While not officially affiliated with LA28, Legacy House is in close communication with Olympic organizers. Operating as a 501(c)(3), the venture is nonpartisan, and is fiscally sponsored by the Social Impact Fund.