Remembering the Late Jenni Rivera: ‘La Diva de la Banda’

By Veronique de Miguel, Voxxi The tragedy that struck the Mexican music community early Sunday morning when 43-year-old Mexican singer Jenni Rivera’s plane crashed in Mexico, shortly after takeoff. There seems to […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco ¡Feliz viernes NewsTaqueros! Strike another week off the calendar, it’s the weekend! ‘Tis also the season for holiday food…and here’s a mix you may want to […]

By Moctezuma Esparza, Al Dia Argo is a 2012 feature film Hollywood thriller loosely based on a memoir written by Antonio “Tony” Mendez, a CIA operative, who led the rescue […]

By Motoko Rich, New York Times Click on picture to read story. [Photo by Franklin Park Library]

By Cheech Marin, Huffington Post Latino Voices PART TWO Whatever was happening in America was happening on the baseball field. Whether it was more and more Negroes or long hair […]

By Victor Escalante, NewsTaco   Years ago Steve attended one of my Emotional Intelligence classes at UTEP. His company had sent him with the warning that if he did not […]

By Latino Rebels Looks like Halloween 2012 was the year of sorority sisters dressing up in racist Mexican costumes with sombreros, sarapes, mustaches, black shoe polish, and signs that say […]

By Catalina Maria Johnson, Gozamos “We will begin the next cycle, but it really doesn’t mean the world will end,” explains Juan Dies, one of the founding members of Chicago’s acclaimed […]

By Ricardo Chavira, LIN@R FULLERTON, CA–Scholarly diligence and excellence, a willingness to move every few years and plain hard work are just some of what’s required to become a university president. […]

By Lauren Silverman, Latino USA Many families of immigrants who die in the US shoulder the burden and cost of shipping the remains of their loved ones back to the […]