Peril On The Plate

Food Allergies Can Turn Every Morsel Into A Minefield — Precautions Save Lives

Joan McKenna

As many as 15 million Americans have some type of food allergy; 6 million of those are children, many of them younger than 3.

Give Your Regards to Broadway

This season, the Coachella Valley will revel in the Great White Way

Joan McKenna Arts & Entertainment

The house lights dim, and a hush falls. The first notes of the overture break the silence and the journey begins, sweeping you along for the ride to fantasyland.

Champions of Charity

These philanthropic women give time, love, and money to help children in need

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When Barbara Sinatra, Nelda Linsk, and Helene Galen launched the Barbara Sinatra Children’s Center 25 years ago, they infused star power into a deep, dark issue: child abuse. They saw the children that others overlooked and vowed to comfort and heal their wounded spirits.

In Land We Trust

Joan McKenna Sports

Prickly cholla, the glaring sun, and rugged terrain hardly deterred Lost star JOSH HOLLOWAY from helping to restore land near Joshua Tree National Park

Get Fit! Whoever You Are

Whether You're a Triathlete Looking for Something New or Devoted Coach Potato, We've Got Your Number

Joan McKenna Health & Wellness

Whether You’re a Triathlete Looking for Something New or Devoted Coach Potato, We’ve Got Your Number

The Maze of Denials

Navigate your way through the system when your insurance company says ‘No.’

Joan McKenna Health & Wellness

Six of California’s largest private insurers denied 47.7 million claims (22 percent of all claims) from Jan.
1, 2002, through June 30, 2009, according to the California Nurses Association/National Nurses Organizing Committee.

A Storied Life

Rita Moreno shares anecdotes and music in a night of cabaret at Annenberg Theater

Joan McKenna

THE STACCATO TAP-TAP-TAP of the hi-hat punctuates the air as the lights slowly illuminate Rita Moreno in a red gown. She snaps her fingers to the familiar opening chords of “Fever,” a vision of loveliness in stark contrast to the scruffy, longhaired drummer striking the cymbals behind her.