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Burbank icon Otto Jensen came to town in 1940. Most widely known as a photographer, he was also a boxer and an actor.

Cal State L.A.’s studio art major Dominic Quagliozzi of Burbank, eclectically blends on canvas his research-based art on body awareness and technology’s effect on human physicality

SHANE BLACK was one of the industry heavyweights honored by the Burbank International Film Festival at its gala Awards Show and Dinner last Sunday night at the Castaways

Chloe may be an accomplished filmmaker with awards, commendations and a prestigious degree from Columbia University but she can also be seen helping customers select their keepsakes at her families Vintage store, Junk for Joy, on Magnolia Blvd.

It’s not every day one gets the opportunity to meet a recipient of the Television Academy’s highest honor; the coveted Emmy Award. Burbank’s very own, Brian Harman is one of those very fortunate winners

Artist David Looft marches to his own drummer, "We artists do this because we have to, it's like breathing."

Nunzio Fazio has directed a number of films including the award winning: "Kenmore Ave" and "From the Midst of Pain." He has produced several others including "Kissing Strangers" and the ABC specials: "Alice Through the Looking Glass" and "Sleeping Beauty."

Burbank resident Lucille Bible turned 100 on Saturday and celebrated with a breakfast with family members on hand.

Zita Lefebvre went above and beyond for the children and youth of the community while building community spirit in employees at Cartoon Network. She retires today from Cartoon Network but will continue to support Burbank nonprofits.

Like a class reunion, friendships were rekindled and memories refreshed