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‘Blind Items’ TikToker Kyle Marisa Has Sadly Died and Her Fans Are Now Bullying JLo – Here’s Why This Is Concerning
The recent passing of Kyle Marisa Roth, a TikToker known for reading “blind items,” has left her fans in disbelief. With her trademark catchphrase, "You want more? I'll give you more," Kyle's sudden death on April 15, 2024, has prompted an outpouring of condolences and tributes. But also, some problematic reactions – especially towards JLo.  Marisa Roth’s mom was the...
Live like a 'Poderosa'
Every Latin American country has a different word to describe gutsy women. For example, a commonly used mentality is to live life like a poderosa meaning an empowered, strong woman.   It’s incredible how many beautiful words exist to describe all the amazing mujeres in our lives. But why are Latinas considered so great?  From the abuelas who lovingly passed down family...
Gabriel Garcia Marquez's Lost Novel ‘Until August’ Emerges from the Shadows: A Historic Moment for Literature
On this day, as we mark the 10th anniversary of Gabriel García Márquez's passing, we celebrate not only the life of a literary giant but also the enduring legacy he left behind. The words of García Márquez, affectionately known as Gabo, transcended borders, languages, and generations.  Today, Netflix offers audiences a glimpse into the enchanting world crafted by García Márquez...
You Might Want to Thank an Argentinian Next Time You Drink Malbec – Here's Why
In the vast expanse of Argentina's wine country, nestled amidst rolling hills and sun-drenched vineyards, lies a savory and rich story – the epic saga of Malbec. This noble grape, once a hidden gem in the vineyards of France, found its true calling in the fertile soil of Argentina, where it blossomed into a national treasure and a global...
Honoring Selena Quintanilla's Memory: Rarely Seen Photos of the 'Queen of Cumbia'
Selena Quintanilla remains an enduring symbol of cultural pride for the Latino community. After all, her legacy transcends generations and borders. As the Queen of Cumbia, she charmed audiences with her unparalleled stage presence and has become an unforgettable artist.   In the 90s, Selena stood out not only for her chart-topping hits but also for her effortless style. From...
Sofía Vergara Seemingly Hard Launches Her New ‘Novio’
Sofía Vergara, one of Colombia’s current queens, famously known for her roles in "Modern Family" and "Griselda," surprised fans over the weekend with news of her recent knee surgery. However, the surgical procedure quickly took a backseat as attention shifted to her love life once again.   Taking to Instagram, Vergara shared a photo of herself with the surgeon who...
During the First Weekend of Coachella 2024, Latin Musicians Such as Shakira, J Balvin, and Peso Pluma Went All Out 
Coachella 2024 has embraced one of its most Latin-focused lineups to date, featuring a dynamic array of performances that celebrate the beauty and diversity of Latin music. From the corridos of Peso Pluma to the queer-positive lyrics of Boricua singer Young Miko, the festival understood the assignment.   Latin Music Takes Center Stage at Coachella 2024 The festival started with a bang...
Mexico Urged to Address Cultural Clashes with Visitors After Locals Were Denied Access to Public Viewing Site During the Recent Solar Eclipse
In the wake of recent events where foreigners have shown a disregard for local customs and culture, a disturbing incident unfolded during the solar eclipse on April 8, which was visible in northern Mexico. While nationals and tourists from various countries mingled during the celestial event, a group of locals in Durango had a sour encounter when some foreigners...
The Dark Side of Tourism in Latin America: Medellín Cracks Down on Its Safety Measures After a Tourist Abused Two Underaged Girls
Medellín once used to be a city people didn’t want to step foot in. Decades ago, this beautiful city was riddled with crime and violence, which was not an appealing sight to tourists. However, fast-forward to today, and things are different. People are taking in its beauty and lively culture. However, this doesn’t mean that danger has left the...
Remembering Sandro aka ‘Argentina’s Elvis’: The First Ever Latino to Perform at the Madison Square Garden 
On April 11, 1970, Sandro took the stage at the iconic Madison Square Garden and made history as the first Latino artist to headline the famous venue. With a voice that purred every note perfectly, Sandro enchanted the audience – changing the music scene for the Latino community for generations to come.   Sandro, born Roberto Sánchez Ocampo in Argentina,...
Ice Spice Was Crowned First in Her Spotify Wrapped 2023 and This Echoes the Power of Self-Love – Here's Why That Matters
Ice Spice, the Afro-Latina rapper, is about to make her mark on the big screen in Spike Lee's highly anticipated reimagining of the Akira Kurosawa classic, "High and Low." This exciting opportunity for Ice Spice comes as the Latino community continues to make strides in bridging the gap in representation in film, making her debut more significant.  The rapper, known...
Meet Natalia Rivera Sánchez, the Puerto Rican Pharmacist Leading the Way in Male Contraception Research
Latina pharmacist, Natalia Rivera Sánchez, is on the path to becoming a trailblazer in the field of male contraception research.  "Male contraceptives are much needed. The responsibility of family planning nowadays falls heavily on women," Rivera Sánchez told El Nuevo Dia.   Raised in Salinas, Puerto Rico, Rivera Sánchez's academic journey began at the University of Puerto Rico in Cayey, where...