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Burb's Eye View: Muzak to your waiting ears
In marketing class, it’s called disruption: A business does something completely out of the ordinary for its industry, and customers either say, “Dude, that was weird,” or they latch on and enjoy the ride. Though it may not translate...Tags: Twitter, Inc., Pet Shop Boys (music group), Billy Joel, Tourism and Leisure, Bob Hope
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Remembering a local patron of the arts
Our family was saddened to hear of the passing of Betsy Lueke, one of our city's all-time great employees of the parks and recreation department. Startingin 1956, Betsy was a fixture at many of our city's parks through the years. Many of us know her...Tags: Dining and Drinking, Restaurants, Artists, Arts and Culture
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Reception premieres pottery presentation
One of the most ancient crafts, the production of pottery, for both utilitarian use as well as artist expression, dates back thousands of years before Christ. While the pottery collection of Burbank residents Tim and Angie Meikle doesn’t include...Tags: David Schwimmer, Television, Entertainment, Star Wars (movie), Artists
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Burbank artist's works featured online
Burbank artist Charla Puryear won second place for her painting “Wintered Beach,” exhibited in an online competition by the Light Space & Time, an online gallery. In total, there were 394 entries from artists who created work using various...Tags: Artists, Arts and Culture, Fine Arts
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Burb's Eye View: Better charity through music and pancakes
In the back corner of the John Burroughs High School courtyard, about as far as you can get from the stage and still keep an ear on the action, Connie Trimble packed up the last of her cooking utensils. On that stage all Saturday morning, the varied...Tags: John Burroughs, Dining and Drinking, Human Interest, Foods and Beverages, Charity
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Playground becomes a canvas
The blacktop at Washington Elementary School was transformed Friday into an explosive canvas of color as Nickelodeon artists helped students celebrate the 11th annual California Arts Day.
“I love that we just get to express ourselves and draw what...Tags: Elementary Schools, Artists, Schools, Nickelodeon (tv network), Arts and Culture
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Burb's Eye View: Marshaling his martial arts collection
Michael Matsuda has come home. He’s already moved in all his stuff — most of which has pointy edges and can hurt you if you even look at it wrong.
Touring his “house,” you see what fuels his passion for all things martial arts....Tags: Bruce Lee, Television, Entertainment, Culture, History
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Burton fans pay 'Nightmare' tribute
A 6-foot-tall Jack Skellington from “The Nightmare Before Christmas” still needed its appendages. It sat in the Kaufmanns’ living room, along with a 7 1/2-foot tall Oogie Boogie, two singing skeletons and three singing pumpkins.
Bill...Tags: Entertainment, Movies, Tim Burton, Holidays, Halloween
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'Simpsons' animator draws from his heart
Paul Wee has a penchant for patience.
A key animator on FOX TV’s “The Simpsons,” he says it takes roughly six months to create one episode from script to screen — and thousands of drawings an episode.
In his Burbank office at...Tags: Human Interest, History, Politics, Starz, LLC, Fox Broadcasting Company
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Educators featured in college exhibit
The definition of art has become so elastic since the early 20th century as to allow for alternatives within the traditional genres of painting, literature and sculpture, expressions which reflect contemporary environment and culture. The current...Tags: IKEA, Education, Science and Technology, Painting, Teachers
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Studios, companies unite for Burbank museum
The Falcon Theatre, Walt Disney Co., Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon are among the creative forces that will contribute to an art exhibit at the Burbank Creative Arts Center that opens Aug. 5.
The center is celebrating 100 years of the city’s...Tags: Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Entertainment, Cartoons, Human Interest, The Walt Disney Co.
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Celebrating a century of creativity
As the City of Burbank continues the centennial celebration of its incorporation, the Burbank Creative Arts Center Gallery is paying homage to the milestone with an exhibit of art and artifacts from six of the city’s most prominent businesses...Tags: Warner Bros. Entertainment, Inc., Garry Marshall, Leonardo DiCaprio, The Walt Disney Co., Walt Disney
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