Singer Arielle Silver is all about second chances
Arielle Silver had a successful music career when she just up and quit 10 years ago. After years...
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Category: Arts
Tribeca moves screen classics to drive-ins and the Rose Bowl
As local economies attempt to return to some semblance of normalcy amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the...
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Enjoy a virtual sneak peek at the Pasadena Showcase House of Design
COVID-19 is somewhat of a blessing in disguise for the Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts. Due...
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Multi-talented Kelvin Harrison Jr. is hitting ‘The High Note’ of his career
When Kelvin Harrison Jr. was growing up in New Orleans, he dreamed of starring on a Disney TV...
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Sueco the Child finds fame on Spotify, TikTok and YouTube with his hit song ‘Fast’
When William Schultz, more commonly known by his stage name Sueco the Child, was growing up in...
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LA Philharmonic violinist Nathan Cole launches virtual training events
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced musicians to quickly digitize their professions and supplement...
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USC’s Nayan Shah seeks honesty in historical research on the origins of people and things
Decades ago, when Nayan Shah reached for some old medical reports in a Chicago library, he could...
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Norton Simon, Armory Center for the Arts and Pasadena Playhouse put new offerings online
Pasadena’s stay-at-home regimen started shortly after locals were scheduled to gleefully mingle on...
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TV series looks at how Asian Americans are viewed as ‘forever foreigners’
In the 1980s, Altadena resident Renee Tajima-Peña documented a tragedy that galvanized the Asian...
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Local working musicians talk about losing all their gigs, trying to stay connected in isolation, focusing on creativity, and what might lie ahead
We’re all hurting during these shutdown days, in some way. Musicians, accustomed to stringing...
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Award-winning director Dinh Thai of Pasadena talks about his episodic TV debut on ‘New Amsterdam’
On Tuesday, April 14, Pasadena resident Dinh Thai’s episodic TV directorial debut became the...
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Longtime Pasadena resident Bill Brummel’s documentary explores the healing possibilities of communal singing
Civil rights and social justice have been an abiding theme in the work of longtime Pasadena...
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Pasadena Cinemas Face Tough Times Ahead
Drive along Colorado Boulevard and within the space of a mile you’ll pass Laemmle Playhouse 7,...
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Bi-cultural guitarist Goh Kurosawa swings a mean axe
Virtuoso guitarist Goh Kurosawa has traveled the world equipped with original songs and stunning...
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Theatrical, musical and cultural institutions take an unexpected holiday due to COVID-19 threat
Perhaps the publicist for Boston Court Pasadena best summed up the fear and frustration everyone —...
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The exhibition ‘We are Here’ at the USC Pacific Asia Museum tackles the complicated issue of identity
Opening Friday is USC Pacific Asia Museum’s new exhibition “We Are Here: Contemporary Art and...
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