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Monthly Archives: October 2009
Pasadena teacher’s day made better by $1,000 in school supplies — and a visit from ‘Desperate Housewives’ actor James Denton
>>THINK Karen Goss is not a desperate housewife. She’s a computer teacher at Hamilton Elementary School in Pasadena. It’s a career that, for all its rewards, comes with its fair share of desperate moments. Teachers spend an average of $1,200 … Continue reading
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Tagged Adopt-A-Classroom, education, Hamilton Elementary School, James Denton, Karen Goss, school supplies, students
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Mid-century modern gets an update
>>LIVE Tara Sandler and Jennifer Davidson are producers for HGTV who recently revamped the kitchen and master bath in their home overlooking the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Through their experience on shows like “Design on a Dime,” “Myles of Style,” … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, design, HGTV, Home, modern, remodel, Troy Adams
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Lush scenes from the Pasadena Wine Festival at the Arboretum in Arcadia
>>EAT The Pasadena Wine Festival took up residence for two evenings this weekend at the Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden. Attendant vinophiles shared the space with the Arboretum’s resident peacocks, while looking up at a backdrop of the … Continue reading
From the fashion front lines: generoCity launch party stitches together clothing, culture and community
>>SHOP A new Los Angeles-based recycled clothing company, generoCity is one part fashion-centric collaboration, one part community service organizer. The group has ties to Mosaic, Pasadena’s Union Station Foundation and other local nonprofits. The upstart aims to be a platform … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Koehler, clothing, design, fashion, generoCity, launch, Los Feliz, party, Union Station Foundation
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UPDATED: Twin Palms restaurant, once backed by Kevin Costner, to shutter its Pasadena location at De Lacey and Green on Nov. 25
>>EAT Twin Palms restaurant, once famed on the Pasadena dining scene for its celebrity backers, has announced on its Web site that it will close permanently on Nov. 25. The restaurant was originally opened in 1994 by actor Kevin Costner … Continue reading
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Tagged Cindy Costner, closing, closure, dining, food, Kevin Costner, Twin Palms
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Excuse me, waiter, there’s a rock star in my soup
>>EAT Staff photographer Sarah Reingewirtz did a photo shoot with Michael Voltaggio — the much chattered-about chef de cuisine for The Dining Room at the Langham Huntington Hotel & Spa — on Tuesday. We just wanted to pause for a … Continue reading
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Tagged dining, food, Langham Huntington Hotel & Spa, Merrill Shindler, Michael Voltaggio, Sarah Reingewirtz, The Langham
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Pretty, pretty couture princess: Bianca Luce’s luxe glam
>>SHOP At the intersection of Green Street and Fair Oaks Avenue is an expansive corner shop — a former furniture store — with custom apparel creations and couture carryings. Bianca Luce is the nascent fashion establishment of proprietor Ariel Yoon, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ariel Yoon, Bianca Luce, Christian Weber, clothes, couture, designer, fashion, shopping
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Jumping Jellyfish children’s boutique makes the leap to One Colorado
>>SHOP Jumping Jellyfish is featured in our fall issue, and, as of press time for the magazine, the children’s boutique was nearing a transition from its shop on Fair Oaks up to the One Colorado complex. Well, the leap has … Continue reading
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Tagged Ann Monzon, children, clothes, fashion, Jumping Jellyfish, kids, One Colorado, shopping
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The denim also rises in Pasadena
>>SHOP For those not in the know: Haberdashery is not an exclamatory word. (As in: “Haberdashery! I just stubbed my pinkie toe.”) Doyen of denim Mike Hodis would like to reintroduce the term — meaning an outfitter with special skill … Continue reading
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Tagged denim, fashion, haberdashery, jeans, Mike Hodis, Rising Sun & Co., shopping
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