The Top 5 Instances Of “Ay!”

Recently I was having a conversation with my friend Tova and I began to tell her about the power of the non-verbal “ay.” She did not believe me entirely, so […]

According to a new survey, Latinos are increasingly making up the market for e-readers and tablets, just as the number of people who owned an e-reader doubled in six months. […]

Latino voter turnout is expected to reach record numbers in 2012. That’s according to a National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials (NALEO) projection. The estimate is that 12.2 million Latino […]

The Guadalupe, or “Surfing Madonna,” mural outside of San Diego, California has been removed, The Los Angeles Times reported. If you recall, she kind of magically appeared when men in […]

Beiges, sands, ivory, oh my! We may not be in Kansas, but we’re certainly in neutral town. This summer, shades of neutral are in. Want a summer wardrobe, but bright […]

The biggest mystery to me is that evolution children go through when they are still babies. I do not even know how to hold them. I usually hold them like […]

[Editor’s Note: To read in English, translate this page with Google Chrome.] Faltan solamente dos días para el estreno de “Green Lantern”. En esta segunda parte de “Detrás del fantástico mundo […]

Spare Parts and Dismemberment by Josh Fernandez, R.L. Crow Publication (2011) Fernandez’s 70-page book of poems is heavy on the lyricism, but medium-rare on voice and scope. Ultimately, the ethos of […]

Hispanic? Latino? Mexicano? Chicano? Does It Matter? John McCain: Arizona Wildfires Caused By Immigrants Floating On The Border

El “junket” de la esperada película “Green Lantern” que se estrena el 17 de Junio, se llevó a cabo en el Hotel Beverly Hilton. Desde la entrada al área destinada a […]