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November 30, 2025 by Garrett Rowlan
There have been many Frankensteins since Boris Karloff donned the bolts and boots back in 1931; this is one of the more retrograde versions in the sense that it...
Pasadena Lawmaker Calls for Transparency After Euthanization of Monrovia Bear
Assemblymember Mike Fong Honors Cindy Kuo as Woman of the Year
Marshall Arts Program Gears Up for Exciting New York City Trip
Pasadena to Celebrate Armenian and Arab American Heritage Month With Citywide…
Local “No Kings” Rallies in the San Gabriel Valley on March 28
South Pasadena Appoints Melissa Snyder as Community Services Director
L.A. County Renames Cesar Chavez Holiday as Farmworkers Day
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January 1, 2020 by Mark Tapio Kines
The opening crawl for this, the final act in the world’s longest space opera, begins with a declaration worthy of the National Enquirer: “The dead...
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February 28, 2018 by Mark Tapio Kines
I was a bit underwhelmed by Alex Garland’s well-reviewed directorial debut Ex Machina. I thought it had good ideas but a draggy execution. There’s...
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