Laurie Hernandez Owning Her Natural Curly Hair Is Important By Carolina Moreno Laurie Hernandez is an Olympic gold medalist, a best-selling author and the youngest person ever to win “Dancing with the Stars.” But for many fans, it’s the 16-year-old’s hair
New Facebook Tool Could Help Prevent Latina Suicides By Robyn Moreno After a slate of horrifying and highly publicized suicides that were aired in real time on Facebook Live, the social media platform is responding with several new features that’ll
Latinas And Cervical Cancer By Nichole Fratangelo A recent study found that cervical cancer is deadlier than we imagined. The research showed a much higher death rate, which investigators believe is due to them analyzing all women, including those who’ve
By Barbara Gonzalez Carmen Perez: “A Day Without Women” is an Opportunity for Latinas to Raise Our Voices On March 8, we celebrate International Women’s Day across the globe. However, this year, the celebration will look a little bit different:
by Russell Contreras, Associated Press Miriam Colón, Pioneering Latina Actress, Dies at Age 80 Miriam Colón, a pioneering actress in U.S. Latino New York theater who starred in films alongside Marlon Brando and Al Pacino, died Friday. Her husband, Fred
By Liz Goodwin First Latina Senator’s Bill Attempts To Rescind Trump Deportations Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, a freshman senator from Nevada and the body’s first-ever Latina member, aimed her maiden bill squarely at President Trump. The bill rescinded Trump’s executive
By Stephanie Gonzalez Women have always thought, more is better, when it comes to our makeup routine. Putting everything from our makeup bag onto our faces and if we don’t, we feel naked and unattractive, especially to the opposite sex.
By Robyn Moreno This month, we put you on the path to feeling and looking más joven with top tips to refresh your skin, face, hair, hands, feet and nails. Put Your Fresh Face Forward An orange yogurt mask is
General Motors on Tuesday announced that 33-year company veteran Mary Barra will replace Dan Akerman as CEO starting on Jan 15. Barra, a 51-year-old engineer who is currently executive vice president of global product development, purchasing and supply chain, will
By: Taylor Pineda Arizona State University’s Hispanic Business Student Association recently invited Catherine Anaya to their second annual 4.0 Academic Luncheon, which emphasizes the importance of higher education. In association with Blue Cross Blue Shield, the student organization graciously got
