Rose Parade posts
Los Angeles Times The 2017 Rose Parade is underway! Follow along as our reporters and photographers positioned along the route provide live coverage.
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2017 Rose Parade: Heightened security, chorizo and eggs and a tow-truck wakeup call along the route
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Everything you need to know: Parade route, transit, theme, grand marshals
111 months ago
Los Angeles Times They've been hosting the parade together since 1982. Today was their final broadcast.
Review: Eubanks and Edwards, a Rose Parade tradition we hate to see go
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A half-hour into the 127th Rose Parade, KTLA co-host and New Year's Day icon Bob Eubanks was waxing rhapsodic about the American saddle horse.
123 months ago
Los Angeles Times Entertainment One last Rose Parade for hosts Bob Eubanks and Stephanie Edwards
Rose Parade hosts Bob Eubanks and Stephanie Edwards prepare to banter one last time
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New Year's Day is grounded in tradition — resolutions, bowl games and the Tournament of Roses Parade. And for more than three decades, Rose Parade anchors Bob Eubanks and Stephanie Edwards have been an integral part of that tradition.
123 months ago
Los Angeles Times Viewers (like you) will see Ken Burns make his Rose Parade debut.
Filmmaker and grand marshal Ken Burns sees Rose Parade from a good angle
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Ken Burns already has a trophy case stuffed with Emmys, Grammys and honorary doctorates. But now he's about to add another honor: grand marshal of the Rose Parade.
123 months ago
Los Angeles Times Entertainment Rose Parade Grand Marshal Ken Burns (PBS): 'There's an energy that was set off at the creation of the United States. The Rose parades are an extension of that. It's watching for ourselves the best of us, our efforts. It's almost Zen, this Rose Parade Read more ... , if you think about it.'
Filmmaker and grand marshal Ken Burns sees Rose Parade from a good angle
latimes.com
Ken Burns already has a trophy case stuffed with Emmys, Grammys and honorary doctorates. But now he's about to add another honor: grand marshal of the Rose Parade.
123 months ago
Los Angeles Times Entertainment Eubanks, 77, and Edwards, 72, depart as perhaps the longest-lasting partnership in TV history to host a live broadcast (for the Tournament of Roses - Rose Parade).
Rose Parade hosts Bob Eubanks and Stephanie Edwards prepare to banter one last time
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New Year's Day is grounded in tradition — resolutions, bowl games and the Tournament of Roses Parade. And for more than three decades, Rose Parade anchors Bob Eubanks and Stephanie Edwards have been an integral part of that tradition.
123 months ago
Los Angeles Times "This will be the largest security operation in the parade's and bowl game's history."
What law enforcement officials are doing to keep the Rose Parade and Rose Bowl safe
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Protecting the Tournament of Roses Parade against terrorism has always been a daunting task.
123 months ago
Los Angeles Times Can you imagine the Rose Parade without their signature goofy banter -- and underlying tension? Who should become the voice of the new year?
Bob Eubanks and Stephanie Edwards to exit Rose Parade coverage for KTLA
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The Rose Parade is passing by for Bob Eubanks and Stephanie Edwards.
126 months ago
Los Angeles Times Photography, Video and Multimedi Our collection of today's Rose Parade photos.
135 months ago
Los Angeles Times Photography, Video and Multimedi Rose Parade photos from way, way back.
The Rose Parade 1895 - 1948 [updated]
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The Rose Parade began in 1890 as a promotional winter festival by the Pasadena Valley Hunt Club. Nothing like sun, clean air and snow-capped mountains to sell Southern California to the frozen East...
135 months ago