It seems that the skinny-high-fashion silhouette is slowly dying down, and today, more women are still looking towards plastic surgery to modify their physique. But this time, they want more curves. According to the Daily Mail, cosmetic salons have seen
By: Cindy G Castillo Admit it. There comes a point where home remedies passed on from grandma’s house just won’t cut it. You want the best for your skin and lucky for you, this is the time to take advantage of
Now here’s a way to treat that special, hard-working lady in your life. Louie’s Legacy Animal Group, an animal rescue shelter based in New York City, has unveiled its 2015 calendar, which features topless men posing with some of the
Google announced last week that Tempe has been named the 2014 eCity of Arizona. The eCity Awards recognize the strongest online business community in each state – the digital capitals of America. These cities’ businesses are embracing the web to
By CAMARON STEVENSON Cronkite News WASHINGTON – The Department of Veterans Affairs has recommended the removal of four senior officials around the country, but missing from that list is the director of the troubled operation in Phoenix. The recommendations, the first under
By: Dr. Nicolas Porter In the summer of 2010 I took a golf trip with some friends to Lake Tahoe, California. If you’ve never been there, you should make it a goal in your life to get there – especially during
A group of four Phoenix High School students who won first place over M.I.T. in a national robotics competition will be portrayed on the big screen. “Spare Parts” will be the name of the upcoming American film directed by Sean
For Calle 13, it’s all about the fans. Just hours before their sold out performance at The Warfield, Calle 13’s Residente and Visitante stopped by the Xfinity Experience Store on Potrero Street in San Francisco to meet and sign autographs for
By MIRANDA RIVERS Cronkite News WASHINGTON – Arizona saw the number of kids in its foster care system rise significantly from 2002-2012, a time when most other states were posting sharp drops in their foster care rolls, according to new federal data.
