The Perks of Being a Wallflower Are Not Available to Low-Income Latino Teens

By Ray Salazar, NewsTaco I am an uncle to many nieces and nephews—too many to take on outings all at once.  I sadly realize, also, that my life is too […]

By Verónica Villafañe, Media Moves For the first time in its 45-year history, Rolling Stone magazine is including Spanish ads in a special 15-page section titled “Latin Hot List.” The Nov. 22 issue […]

By Gabrielle Bondi, The Young Folks November is a great movie month. It’s almost like prep for the onslaught of films to expect in December. November is full of major awards […]

The Fighting Edge (Warner Brothers, 1926) From the textmex obsessed imagination of William A. Nericcio via Heritage Auctions… “The Fighting Edge (Warner Brothers, 1926). One Sheet (27″ X 41″). Kenneth Harlan stars […]

By Roque Plans, Huffingtopn Post Latino Voices The Day of the Dead is a great day to remember one of the great artists who most heavily influenced the way Mexico […]

By Latino Rebels Looks like the corporate push to make El Día de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead) into autumn’s version of Cinco de Mayo has arrived, and […]

By Victor Landa, NewsTaco What a week! Nothing I can do or say here can assuage the hardships and losses suffered by the people living in the path of Hurricane Sandy. […]

By Ono Misterbill, Pocho Ñews Service Someone — maybe you — will watch this weird stop motion animation Dias De Los Muertos by Scott Renk and say, “Some people have too much time on their […]

By Tony Castro, Voxxi Leave it to America to merchandize Mexico’s traditional Day of the Dead, but nowhere is the selling of Día de los Muertos bigger than in Los […]

By Daniel Cubias, Being Latino My wife is pregnant. Yes, it’s pretty great news. Our daughter is due in January. We’ve never been parents, so by next summer, I’ll be one […]