Telemundo Rebrands Morning Show, Actress Debuts As Co-host

By Veronica Villafañe, Media Moves Telemundo is revamping its morning show “Levántate.”  Starting Monday, July 16, the weekday morning show will have a new on-air look, be renamed “Un Nuevo […]

From the textmex obsessed imagination of Memo Nericcio Thanks to ‘chicano rembrandt,’ izel vargas, for tipping me to this bizarre (but utterly honest, i think) interview!!! This post first appeared in […]

By NewsTaco Freanch-Chilean recording artist Ana Tijoux has joined forces with the National Day Laborer Organizing Network (NDLON), National Immigrant Youth Alliance and Puente Movement – sharing her gifts, spreading the […]

By Monique Costello, Gozamos  Summer conjures up emotions of carefree days and uncomplicated meals. Running through sprinklers and washing cars mean more than slaving in a hot kitchen. It just […]

By Tyler Stevens, The Young Folks Well, we’re officially half-way through 2012, as it’s July, and I think this is an appropriate time for a best to worst list. For this list, […]

By Oscar Brajas Believe it or not, there was one point where I was the most popular kid in school. Both adults and children hung on my every word. The […]

From the textmex obsessed imagination of Memo Nericcio This post first appeared in the textmex galleryblog. William Anthony Nericcio, aka “Memo,” is the Director of San Diego State University’s ever-evolving MALAS program (The Master […]

Tuesday July 10, 2012 Texas’ new voter ID law on trial in Washington (Associated Press/San Francisco Chronicle):  The fate of Texas’ controversial new voter ID law — which requires voters […]

By Victor Escalante The Latino identity has been shaped to a large part by the environment of the past and the flux of the present day. In some respects, it’s […]

By Sam Quiñonez, A Reporter’s Blog One of the great arts events in all Mexico takes place in Tijuana. It is the Tijuana Opera Street Festival (Festival Opera en la Calle), […]