Новости за 20.05.2017

Desiring an American education for his children, William Li said he put $500,000 into a visa program that provides green cards in exchange for job-creating investments in the U.S.

A yuppie varnish coats Ruben Ostlund’s new movie, “The Square,” with not a blemish or imperfection on its many sleek spaces.

It took Galaxy coach Curt Onalfo 10 games to get forward Gio dos Santos and midfielder Romain Alessandrini on the same page. But with the pair combining on three scores in the last two games, that’s a mission he can safely consider accomplished.

Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf was fined $10,000 by the National Hockey League “for directing an inappropriate remark toward another on-ice participant” in Game 4 of the Ducks’ Western Conference finals series against the Nashville Predators, the league said in a statement released Saturday.

The radio call came in at 2:45 a.m. Friday about a man who had stepped out of an emergency fire exit leading to the Los Angeles International Airport tarmac and loudly asking, “Where can I get something to eat around here?”

“Alien: Covenant,” the latest entry in the long-running sci-fi franchise, took in $15.3 million Friday, putting it on track for an opening weekend in the neighborhood of $40 million.

The paparazzi photos last year gave the game away: Pippa Middleton chose Giles Deacon to design her wedding gown, which was finally revealed on Saturday morning at her wedding to hedge fund manager James Matthews in Englefield, Berkshire, England.

The Houston Astros have placed ace Dallas Keuchel on the 10-day disabled list because of a pinched nerve in his neck.

Los Angeles-based stylist Sonia Young is the woman helping 19-year-old Paris Jackson make her foray into the fashion world. Young first worked with Jackson at the InStyle and Warner Bros. Golden Globes after party in January — and has been crafting the teen’s attention-getting looks ever since.

Chef Fergus Henderson visits the Los Angeles Times Test Kitchen to talk about nose-to-tail cooking

Welcome to books this week! I’m Los Angeles Times Books Editor Carolyn Kellogg with the news of what we’ve got for you, and more.

We’re more than halfway through May, as crazy as it sounds, and thus well into Food Bowl, our month-long food festival. Hope you’ve been enjoying it! It’s been a good month to celebrate this town’s dining scene, which we’ve continued to do this past week, particularly the farmers and the gardeners...

This midcentury-modern pavilion of redwood, glass and concrete has been polished to a high gloss. The 1960s custom-built home was a rare split-level that served as a model in the Trousdale Estates neighborhood of Beverly Hills.