If you know a student (ages 17 to 30) that enjoys classical music concerts, here’s a wonderful gift for him or her. The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra’s (LACO) “Campus to Concert Hall All Access Pass,” will provide admission to some thirty LACO concerts and events for $30, the equivalent of just $1 per ticket. Fortunate […]
I always look forward to Pantone colors each new season. They are my guide when I’m overwhelmed by choices (and believe me, there are a ton of them, am I right?) Even when I’m in need of a new tee or classic staple, I love buying simple pieces in the latest colors. It keeps things […]
An audience favorite last year, MAN OF LA MANCHA is back at A Noise Within and receiving, once again, standing ovations from every audience. In this wonderful tale, Miguel de Cervantes tells his Don Quixote story to his fellow prisoners during the Spanish Inquisition. It is musical theater that your eyes and ears will enjoy […]
Some buyers have been waiting for it, especially those frustrated by losing out on bidding wars: perhaps the real estate market may be shifting to “more normal.” According to a Forbes article by Zillow Chief Economist Svenja Gudell, the share of pricier homes available for sale at a discount from their original list price is […]
Back to school. It’s happening. (What?) This time of year seems to arrive earlier and earlier, making the transition from summer to fall rather abrupt. To help you ease into this time of year? Shopping for new school clothes. (You don’t even need to be a teacher, student, or parent to do this. All are […]
MUSE/IQUE, Pasadena’s pioneering live music organization and counter-conventional orchestra, concludes STATES/UNITED: Mapping Musical America, its inaugural summer series at The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens, on August 25, 2018, with U.S./ROUTES, at the Brown Garden Lawn, adjacent to the Virginia Steele Scott Galleries of American Art. Tickets are on sale now at http://muse-ique.com/. […]
Facebook allows landlords and property owners to discriminate against prospective renters and buyers based on their race, color, religion, sex, familial status, national origin, disability, or other factors, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development said Friday. After months of investigations into Facebook’s ad practices, HUD officially filed a housing discrimination complaint against the […]
A question we received: We are looking for a builder who has a lovely model we would love. Are there any differences in getting financing to build a home versus buying an existing home? Yes, there are some differences but the process shouldn’t be too painful. New home construction is financed in three key ways: […]
I work from home. It’s a blessing and a curse. Yes, I get to dictate my own hours, work from the couch, and interrupt my day with HGTV. I also get to work in my pajamas. Which, I’m learning, the longer I work from home, is less of a blessing and more of a curse. […]
The wonderful outdoor summer concerts by Pasadena Symphony POPS at Arboretum continue on Saturday, August 18, at 7:30 pm, with a momentous tribute to Leonard Bernstein. The concert is presented as part of the Leonard Bernstein at 100 centennial being celebrated around the globe, but Feinstein has something more in store for this special performance. […]