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Monthly Archives: April 2010
Behind the scenes: Rose Magazine’s April cover shoot at the Arboretum
>>INSIDER Our spring cover shoot took place at the beautiful Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Gardens in Arcadia, where we encountered plenty of preening peacocks in full plumage. On occasion, it seemed they were either trying to flirt with … Continue reading
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Tagged Arcadia, Constance Whaley, Crowned Studio, Elisa B, Elisa Bruley, fashion, hair, L.A. County Arboretum, Laura Hughes, makeup, Pasadena, photos, Rose Lopez, Rose Magazine
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Click through the digital edition of Rose Magazine’s April issue
>>INSIDER Use the arrow bars at the right and left to turn the pages. Click into any page for the fullscreen view.
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Tagged April, digital, edition, Pasadena, Rose Magazine, spring, Women of Distinction, women's issue
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Photos: Scenes from Dodger Stadium on opening day
>>PLAY Dodger Stadium was awash in blue today for the season home opener, which means our freeways are now awash in red. But the view from the stands was pretty close to idyllic. Were you there, on this sunny day, … Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, Dodger stadium, Dodgers, images, opening day, photos, sunny, traffic
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Photos: L.A. Heritage Day at the Heritage Square Museum
>>GO The third annual L.A. Heritage Day was held Sunday at the Heritage Square Museum, nestled along the Pasadena Freeway near the Arroyo Seco. The day was an opportunity to step inside some of the historic structures now located at … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, design, Heritage Square Museum, history, L.A. Heritage Day, Los Angeles, museum, Pasadena, photos, preservation
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April issue of Rose Magazine comes out tomorrow
>>INSIDER Rose Magazine’s April issue — focusing on the women of Pasadena and the best of all things spring — is out tomorrow, April 14. Inside you’ll find: Picnic perfection from Nicole’s Gourmet Foods and a sak primer Q&A with Onil … Continue reading
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Tagged April, gala, issue, Jewels of Pasadena, on stands, Pasadena, Rose Magazine, spring, Star-News, women
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Focusing on fashion illustration at Gallery Nucleus in Alhambra
>>GO Sunday’s Star-News carried a story on the Gallery Nucleus fashion illustration exhibition we recommended recently in our weekend guide. Caroline An reports: Twenty-five artists from Europe, South America, Asia and Pasadena are represented in the exhibit … Just as … Continue reading
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Tagged Alhambra, art, couture, design, exhibit, fashion, Gallery Nucleus, illustration, Line of Style, photos
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Photos: Scenes from the Monrovia farmers market
>>EAT There’s a new Market in the Park on Sunday mornings in Monrovia’s Old Town. Staff photographer Eric Reed was there yesterday to catch all the fresh-produce-buying, sweet-flower-smelling, baked-goods-savoring action at the inaugural event. It’s the second farmers market for … Continue reading
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Tagged dining, farmers market, food, fresh, Monrovia, produce, shopping, Sunday
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Photos: New $66 million arts complex at East Los Angeles College nearing completion
>>LIVE At a sneak preview yesterday, officials at East Los Angeles College unveiled the very-nearly-complete, $66 million Performing and Fine Arts Center in Monterey Park. [Full story, Star-News] The new center, slated to open in July, includes three multi-level buildings to … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, art, design, East Los Angeles College, fine arts, gallery, Monterey Park, music, performance, Vincent Price Art Museum
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The week in science: Space station rendezvous, a WISE-eyed beauty and bullets of sound
>>THINK Space shuttle Discovery docked at the International Space Station early Wednesday, after a rare antenna breakdown that knocked out radar tracking. Today, a pair of astronauts completed a spacewalk to disconnect an old, empty ammonia tank outside the station, … Continue reading
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Tagged Caltech, Discovery, earthquake, International Space Station, JPL, meteor, NASA, photos, roundup, science, space shuttle, USGS, WISE
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