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'Delicioso' Star Ingrid Hoffmann: Easy Super Bowl Recipes Every Latina Should Know
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Popular celebrity chef and Latina contributor, Ingrid Hoffmann has made a fruitful career out of making delicious and easy homemade recipes that every Latina should know. “My style of cooking doesn’t require elaborate techniques and hours of slaving in the kitchen,” says Ingrid. “I want my viewers to have fun and live a healthy and balanced lifestyle."
Eva Longoria Was The Only Kid in School With a Tortilla
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Tomorrow wraps up the end of this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month, and what better way to close it then with a personal story from one of our October cover girls? Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria...
Junot Díaz On The Challenges of Growing Up Afro-Latino
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Dominican American writer Junot Díaz didn’t always feel accepted as a child. In an interview with Fox News Latino, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author spoke about growing up in the 80s as an...
Census Shows White Babies Now the Minority
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For the first time, minorities make up a majority of babies in the U.S., part of a sweeping race change and a growing age divide between mostly white, older Americans and predominantly minority youths that is set to reshape everything from American culture to government policies.
The findings, based on the latest government data, offer a preview of final 2010...
Brazil’s Best Exports
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The Guinness Book of World Records recently declared that 114-year-old Maria Gomes Valentim, a resident of Brazil, is officially the world's oldest living human! Brazilian culture has given so many wonderful things to the world, and people there are clearly happy, or they would not be living to be 114.
From caipirinhas to samba—the stand-...
Dolores dice...Arroz con Pizza
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Dear Dolores:
I’m a Puerto Rican dating a non-Latino. Things are going pretty well, except at the dinner table. He only eats pizza, chicken or pasta. When he comes to family dinners he looks at the food in disgust and hardly touches the pernil and arroz con gandules. It makes me feel bad because my family’s always asking me why he...
Movie Review: 'Babies'
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You’d have to have a heart of stone not to smile through most of Babies. After all, the documentary follows four adorable, curious tykes as they toddle, drool and laugh their way through their first year of life.
Filming the babies in their homes in Namibia, Mongolia, San Francisco and Tokyo, French filmmaker Thomas Balmes lovingly captures...
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