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Described as “imaginary landscapes,” Janis Provisor’s large paintings and works on paper look like weird, gnarled woods or tide pools that might serve as home to those lovable incandescent aliens that peeled off their humanoid exteriors in Ron Howard’s film “Cocoon.”

April 8, 1988

Circle of learning is more than a figure of speech

Nov. 27, 2010

Christina Loukas finishes eighth in 3-meter springboard diving

Aug. 5, 2012

Exercise, mental health, nutrition — these are all areas that can affect how someone lives during and after cancer treatment.

June 12, 2015

Re: “Coke Pulls ‘Mafia’ Film From Theaters,” Dec. 6: Oh, so the Coca-Cola Co. has admitted to offending Italian Americans by running a short film (read “advertisement”) showing Mafia toughs intimidating patrons and will no longer screen the film.

Dec. 13, 2003

Maria F. Hunter is a senior vice president and relationship manager at Enterprise Bank & Trust, where she has nearly 20 years of experience in building robust client relationships.

Dec. 17, 2023

Maria Hunter, a Nicaraguan native, immigrated to Los Angeles at age 10, surmounting linguistic and cultural barriers.

March 24, 2024

Artistic independence is said to be the tie that binds the works in the “Third Western States Exhibition” at the Palm Springs Desert Museum, but that isn’t the only common characteristic.

Dec. 26, 1987

I love salmon. But I want a quick method of preparation after I come home from work.

March 8, 2000

This is in response to the article by Al Martinez (Westside, Feb. 19) on the “Fat Guy With Stogie vs.

March 8, 1987