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REVIEW: Jazz Antiqua Dance and Music Ensemble

The Jazz Antiqua Dance and Music Ensemble’s performance in Harbeson Hall on Feb. 21 made both jazz dance and jazz music easy to appreciate and inclusive to an otherwise inexperienced listening...

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REVIEW: Lights, camera, Hairspray!

Light chatter illuminated the Sexson Auditorium as audience members sat in their seats, anticipating the raising of the red curtains. Upon the lighthearted entrance of the orchestra, the curtains were...

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It takes three to solo

The guys dressed up in blazers and the women put on their nice dresses. Then they waited patiently as the stage remained silent with nothing but a chair and a footstool on it. The guitarist stepped out...

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‘Cinderella’: Classic tale revamped for modern audiences

An old fairy tale springs back to life in Disney’s latest reimagining of “Cinderella,” this time as a live action film. Starring Lily James as the title character and Cate Blanchett as her wicked...

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SECO cooks up American gourmet and a variety of choices

Smitty’s Grill, Arroyo Chop House and the long-standing Parkway Grill are Pasadena staples. The “Smith Brothers,” owners of all three restaurants, have successfully mastered the art and demand for...

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Green Street Restaurant lacks color

Nestled quietly on the side of Shopper’s Lane in Pasadena, Green Street Restaurant preserves the feeling of a dim-lit, smooth and classic restaurant, known for their featured zucchini bread. A place to...

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Pencil Cafe erases the boring from an everyday lunch

A chalkboard sign with colorful script sits in the sun, with the entrance to Pencil Cafe hidden on Harkness Ave. Swinging it open and walking up the three steps to the main seating area, it’s as if you...

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Bambino’s taste buds bonanza

Quite different from your many local cafes, Bambino’s cafe is a small hidden place near the 210 freeway that attracts their customers with its cheesy saucy aroma and addictive smell of pizzas. Walking...

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Green drinks and waffles, Oh my!

Up for super strong coffee and for foods you’re not sure sure should be that color, then Bambu is the place for you! Bambu is a Vietnamese inspired coffee, tea, and dessert shop that supports two...

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Braise & Crumble, kind of a Big Dill

A hidden gem located in Pasadena, Braise & Crumble boasts an array of delicious and perfectly cooked menu items for foodies looking for a quick bite. Walking into Braise & Crumble, I got the...

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Hidden gem in plain sight

What I love most about Pasadena is you can walk on the boulevard of Colorado and still find new gems every weekend. There’s somehow always a clothing store, bookstore, or cafe you might have overlooked...

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An o-fish-ally sweet sushi spot

In a small plaza just off of Lake Avenue sits Sugarfish, a small sushi restaurant that is known for having sushi that “melts-in-your-mouth.” After receiving a 4.6 star-rating on Yelp and being dubbed...

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Super Burger, not so super

Located on the corner of North Altadena Drive and East VIlla Street in Pasadena is Super Burger. Super Burger is currently the second highest rated place to get a burger in Pasadena according to Yelp....

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The average white hut

On the corner of California Avenue and Orange Street in Glendale sits The Great White Hut, a burger and fries restaurant that impossible to miss if you know what you’re looking for: a white hut. I’ve...

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La banca en la avenida 42

Just off of Figueroa Street in Highland Park sits Las Banquitas off to the side of the road right before Ave 42. Las Banquitas is spanish for “the benches,” something that would be beneficial for...

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Tasty food market brings bite size culture to Pasadena

SHARE: Pasadena has always presented fun and memorable events to it’s local residents but this weekend it brought another that was quite delicious. The Tasty Food Market was the event that I was more...

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Lukewarm over Melt It!

SHARE: It was a bright and sunny Saturday afternoon and while I didn’t find grilled cheesus, I did find a limit to my waistband at Melt It!, Pasadena’s self-proclaimed “Grilled Cheese Co.” Melt It!’s...

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Green Earth Vegan Cuisine: veggie mediocrity

SHARE: While Green Earth Vegan Cuisine is a vegan restaurant, this place makes the perceived veggie diet somewhat palatable to the omnivore, offering a variety of dishes like salads and smoothies along...

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‘Delicate’ music video: ‘You must like me for me’

SHARE: Taylor Swift is unfortunately all too familiar with the downside of entertainment media and its fantastic ability to make every little thing seem like the world’s biggest catastrophe. In her new...

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‘The Walking Dead’: Leaving one in tears or fears

SHARE: On February 26, The Walking Dead made its big mid-season premiere. ‘Big’ can be used loosely here since the show  had low ratings because the one and only Carl Grimes was killed off and that...

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