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Monthly Archives: August 2010
Adopting a shelter animal? The ‘Dog Whisperer’ Cesar Millan has a few tips for you
Tweet By Catherine Gaugh So you are heading to the Pasadena Humane Society shelter to find a new friend and companion. The experience can be so nerve-racking and sad: so many dogs, so many sad eyes, so much barking. Most … Continue reading
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Tagged adoption, animal, Cesar Millan, dog, how to, Pasadena, Pasadena Humane Society, pet, rescue, shelter, The Dog Whisperer, tips, training
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Pictured: Back-to-school blue (jeans) at Pasadena City College
Tweet Adam Escoto of Los Angeles takes a nap Monday by the mirror pond at Pasadena City College on the first day of classes for the new fall semester. (Photo by Walt Mancini / Staff)
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Tagged back to school, college, education, fall, first day, goodbye summer, Pasadena, Pasadena City College, photo, school, semester
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Which Pasadena neighborhoods are up-and-coming?
Tweet Hometown Pasadena asked blogger and Realtor Brigham Yen to name an up-and-coming neighborhood in the area “that not everyone knows about yet.” He continues the discussion today on his blog, putting forth Colorado Boulevard between Lake Avenue and Pasadena City … Continue reading
Keeping cool: Pasadena Jazz Festival swings into the Arboretum
Tweet Bring chairs, blankets and fellow music enthusiasts to the hottest coolest jazz extravaganza in the San Gabriel Valley. This weekend, the 14th redwhite+bluezz Pasadena Jazz Festival will set up shop for a two-day outdoor concert at the scenic Arboretum. Over the … Continue reading
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Tagged Arboretum, Arcadia, concert, jazz, live, music, Pasadena, Pasadena Jazz Festival, redwhite+bluezz, weekend
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Could iconic Frank Lloyd Wright home in Pasadena be transported to Japan?
Tweet From the Associated Press: A real estate agent who has been trying to sell a Frank Lloyd Wright home for two years is considering an inquiry from clients who would move it from Southern California to Japan. La Miniatura … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, design, Frank Lloyd Wright, Japan, La Miniatura, Pasadena, real estate, textile block
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‘Power Rangers,’ it’s morphin’ time at the Pasadena Convention Center
Tweet Going on right now at the Pasadena Convention Center: Power Morphicon 2, a gathering most likely to include oodles of multi-color spandex in celebration of the ’90s TV show “Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers.” The event, running through Sunday, marks … Continue reading
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Tagged 90s, Blue Ranger, David Yost, Flickr, mighty, morphin', Pasadena, Pasadena Convention Center, pop culture, Power Rangers, spandex, television
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Celebrate Shanghai with the summer’s final Fusion Fridays event at Pacific Asia Museum
Tweet The summertime fun of Fusion Fridays is coming to an end in classic Shanghai style. Get dolled up in cocktail or 1930s attire for the series’ grand finale. It’s a nightlife vibe mixed with fine art — focusing on … Continue reading
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Tagged art, China, cocktails, design, DJ, final, food trucks, fusion fridays, history, pacific asia museum, Pasadena, pop culture, Shanghai
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Video: Behind the scenes of the latest cover shoot for Pasadena’s Rose Magazine
Tweet Pet-crazy is one way to describe our team as we planned for the cover of the latest issue of Rose Magazine. The little guy you see in the video is Oscar, a Yorkshire Maltese, and he’s showing off his … Continue reading
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Tagged cover shoot, fashion, Milly, pets, photo, photography, Rebecca Taylor, Rose Magazine, Sofia Gonzalez, studio, The Shabby Dog
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Chef Q&A: Culinary inspiration with Tim Guiltinan of The Raymond Restaurant in Pasadena
Tweet Interview by Claudia S. Palma ROSE: What inspired you to be a chef? Guiltinan: I watched cooking shows growing up. I started cooking at home, then I started working at a restaurant at 16 or 17 years old. I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged chef, cuisine, dining, food, interview, Pasadena, Q&A, restaurant, The Raymond, Tim Guiltinan
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Give a dog a bone birthday cake from Three Dog Bakery in Pasadena
Tweet In an alleyway just off Colorado Boulevard, it’s not unusual to see people trailing their dogs on leashes as they zip in and out of this shop for canine baked goods. When it comes to all-natural, oven-baked treats and … Continue reading
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Tagged birthday, boutique, dining, dog, food, nutrition, Old Pasadena, Pasadena, pets, shopping, special occasion, Three Dog Bakery
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