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Rose Magazine’s fall arts and culture issue on stands tomorrow
Tweet Our fall arts and culture issue comes out tomorrow, and it’s packed with the best creative happenings of the season. Pick up a copy of the Star-News, and look for the magazine inside. Besides our regular shopping, event and … Continue reading
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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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Pictured: Through the looking glass at Altadena’s Gallery at the End of the World
Photographer Eric Reed caught this wide-angle view of Ben McGinty, who runs the Gallery at the End of the World, the eclectic and bohemian North Lake Avenue art salon. (Photo by Eric Reed / Staff)
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Behind the scenes: Rose Magazine cover shoot
>>INSIDER For our February issue on health and wellness (with a pinch of Valentine’s Day), we worked with staff photographer Watchara Phomicinda to create this blissful cover look. Lots more photos after the jump.
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Festival of Brides: The Upscale Bridal Show
>>GO The Festival of Brides, Upscale Bridal Show made its tenth appearance at The Langham, Huntington in Pasadena this last Sunday — and it was an afternoon to remember. Being a fairly new bride-to-be, I’ve only been to one other bridal … Continue reading
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Tagged bridal, cake, fashion, flowers, makeup, Pasadena, photography, The Langham Huntington Hotel, videographer, wedding
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Between takes at the Rose Court photo shoot
>>PARADE The Rose Court: They’re just like us — except royal. Princess June says, “I’m sort of a joker. … And it’s great that everyone else on the court is like that, so we have great interaction with each other. … Continue reading
Femme Royale: Extras from the Rose Court photo shoot
>>PARADE From our photo session with the Royal Court, here’s some shots that didn’t make it into the magazine. Princess Ashley Thaxton Princess Kinsey Stuart Princess Katherine Hernandez Princess June Ko Princess Michelle Van Wyk Queen Natalie Innocenzi Princess Lauren … Continue reading
Behind-the-scenes VIDEO: Rose Magazine’s photo shoot with the 2010 Tournament of Roses Royal Court
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J’adore noir: Rose Queen and Court in black and white
>>PARADE Check out our noir-style editorial spread with the 2010 Rose Queen and Royal Court at Pasadena Central Library. Use the arrows in the embedded object, below, to navigate through the photos. We’ll have more from this photo shoot, including … Continue reading
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Arcadia’s WWII history and the Santa Anita Assembly Center
>>THINK There’s a new exhibit at the Ruth and Charles Gilb Arcadia Historical Museum that offers up a dark and lesser-known side of the city’s past for examination. In the 1940s, Arcadia’s Santa Anita Park was the location of a … Continue reading