Mexican artist José Luis Cuevas dies by REUTERS Mexican artist José Luis Cuevas, who set out to shock a national art scene dominated by mural painters and once even put his own semen into an exhibition, has died at the age
Latino leadership equals Latino Power By Juana Bordas I grew up in the early 1950s when Latinos were in a cultural no man’s land. Those were the days when the signs No Mexicans – No Dogs hung in the windows of Texas
Selenis Leyva: Latinas Just Sex Objects But the actress is looking to change that, one role at a time. By Carolina Moreno “Orange is the New Black” star Selenis Leyva knows there’s still plenty of work to be done when it comes
Latino Books to Enjoy This Summer by RIGOBERTO GONZÁLEZ The sunny days of summer have arrived, and hopefully so has the opportunity to enjoy some time reading by the pool, beach, or on your quiet porch. What better way to relieve some
Jennifer Lopez Song ‘Ni Tu Ni Yo’ by Daniela Galvez Mark your calendars! “Ni Tu Ni Yo” will be available July 4. MORE: Jennifer Lopez & Alex Rodriguez Don’t Care About What You Have To Say On Thursday, Jennifer Lopez confirmed the release of her
US Latinos Are The World’s 7th-Biggest Economy June 28, 2017 By Matthew Zeitlib The economic output of the roughly 55 million Latinos in the United States would form the seventh-largest economy in the world, a new report shows, with a
J Balvin’s Video For ‘Mi Gente’ by Daniela Galvez The wait is over! After weeks of teasing fans, J Balvin has finally released his latest single, “Mi Gente.” The Colombian heartthrob joined forces with Willy William, who was the most searched up French artist on Shazam back in 2016,
Bill Passed to Defund Sanctuary Cities by Raquel Reichard On Thursday, House Republicans passed legislation that would defund sanctuary cities. MORE: What You Need to Know About Sanctuary Cities The “No Sanctuary for Criminals Act,” which passed 228-195, would expand federal
Summer Travel: Six Places to Explore Our Latino Heritage by Catalina Gonella Summer is finally here, which means the travel bug is getting ready to bite. If you’re looking for new places to explore on a long summer weekend, why
Study: Young Latinos Face Most Discrimination By Cliff Despres Young Latino men born in the U.S. reported experiencing high levels of discrimination, according to a new study. Penn State researchers examined reported discrimination among 1,275 Latinos and 500 whites in
