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Page Text: Mainly clear. Low 54F. Winds SSW at 10 to 15 mph.. Tonight Mainly clear. Low 54F. Winds SSW at 10 to 15 mph. Updated: April 16, 2022 @ 5:50 pm By Kamala Kirk Pasadena Weekly Staff Writer Chris Mortenson/Staff Photographer Apr 7, 2022 When Ed and Margaret Tom were ready to start a family years ago, they were debating between buying a home in Beverly Hills, where Ed worked at the time, or San Marino. Arts & Events By Kamala Kirk Pasadena Weekly Staff Writer Chris Mortenson/Staff Photographer Apr 7, 2022 When Ed and Margaret Tom were ready to start a family years ago, they were debating between buying a home in Beverly Hills, where Ed worked at the time, or San Marino. By Bliss Bowen Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Magnus Diehl/Submitted Apr 7, 2022 By mid-April 2020, former Angeleno Julie Christensen could see that the pandemic was going to last for some time, keeping millions of people working from home and artists off the road. Have an event for the calendar? Send it to christina@timespublications.com. Apr 7, 2022 By Bliss Bowen Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Gary Phillips/Submitted Updated Mar 31, 2022 Gary Phillips’ savory new novel “One-Shot Harry” is a noir mystery positioned at Phillips’ familiar intersection of crime, politics and race. The time is 1963 and the place is Los Angeles, a city buzzing with anticipation of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s forthcoming Freedom Rally at South LA’… By Nancy D. Lackey Shaffer Pasadena Weekly Staff Writer Chris Mortenson/Staff Photographer Mar 30, 2022 Renowned guitarist Diego Garcia, aka Twanguero, will soon return to his native Spain to begin a European tour and present new material from his soon-to-be-released album, which he recorded in the wilds of Costa Rica. But before that, he’s coming to the Hotel Cafe to wow fans with his origina… By Bridgette M. Redman Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Antaeus Theatre Company/Submitted Mar 30, 2022 By Pasadena Weekly Staff Mar 23, 2022 Nine student composers will debut their works at the Pasadena Chorale’s Saturday, April 2, performance, “Listening to the Future,” at the Neighborhood Unitarian Universalist Church. By Pasadena Weekly Staff Photo courtesy of Billy Mitchell Mar 23, 2022 Roscoe Mitchell Jr., whose stage name was Scoey Mitchlll, died March 19 after a colorful career during the ’70s and ’80s. By Bliss Bowen Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Photo courtesy of Pasadena Playhouse Mar 23, 2022 At the top of “Ann” — actress and first-time playwright Holland Taylor’s acclaimed one-woman show about legendary Texas Gov. Ann Richards — the politician is seen addressing the 1998 Democratic convention. By Jana J. Monji Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Submitted photo Updated Mar 17, 2022 Yoichi Utebi moved to Pasadena just a year before COVID-19 closed borders. His mission was to promote the films made by Happy Science, but with films and its festivals closing, those plans were put on hold. featured top story By Bliss Bowen Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Magnus Diehl/Submitted Apr 7, 2022 By mid-April 2020, former Angeleno Julie Christensen could see that the pandemic was going to last for some time, keeping millions of people working from home and artists off the road. Have an event for the calendar? Send it to christina@timespublications.com. Apr 7, 2022 By Bliss Bowen Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Gary Phillips/Submitted Updated Mar 31, 2022 Gary Phillips’ savory new novel “One-Shot Harry” is a noir mystery positioned at Phillips’ familiar intersection of crime, politics and race. The time is 1963 and the place is Los Angeles, a city buzzing with anticipation of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s forthcoming Freedom Rally at South LA’… By Nancy D. Lackey Shaffer Pasadena Weekly Staff Writer Chris Mortenson/Staff Photographer Mar 30, 2022 Renowned guitarist Diego Garcia, aka Twanguero, will soon return to his native Spain to begin a European tour and present new material from his soon-to-be-released album, which he recorded in the wilds of Costa Rica. But before that, he’s coming to the Hotel Cafe to wow fans with his origina… featured top story By Bridgette M. Redman Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Antaeus Theatre Company/Submitted Mar 30, 2022 It’s not just about the old, white, dead guys at Antaeus Theatre Company. top story By Pasadena Weekly Staff Mar 23, 2022 Nine student composers will debut their works at the Pasadena Chorale’s Saturday, April 2, performance, “Listening to the Future,” at the Neighborhood Unitarian Universalist Church. By Pasadena Weekly Staff Photo courtesy of Billy Mitchell Mar 23, 2022 Roscoe Mitchell Jr., whose stage name was Scoey Mitchlll, died March 19 after a colorful career during the ’70s and ’80s. featured top story By Bliss Bowen Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Photo courtesy of Pasadena Playhouse Mar 23, 2022 At the top of “Ann” — actress and first-time playwright Holland Taylor’s acclaimed one-woman show about legendary Texas Gov. Ann Richards — the politician is seen addressing the 1998 Democratic convention. featured top story By Jana J. Monji Pasadena Weekly Contributing Writer Submitted photo Updated Mar 17, 2022 Yoichi Utebi moved to Pasadena just a year before COVID-19 closed borders. His mission was to promote the films made by Happy Science, but with films and its festivals closing, those plans were put on hold. top story spotlight By Christina Fuoco-Karasinski Pasadena Weekly Executive Editor Mar 17, 2022 Growing up in Mexico City, Moises Baqueiro scoured cultural flea markets for music. featured

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