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How Latino flavors became the taste of America's table
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How Latino flavors became the taste of America's table

Latino dishes like tacos, arepas, and ceviche are now staples across the U.S., reflecting deep cultural roots. Yet traditional foods such as

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Fisherman's Wharf loses Ripley's after nearly 60 years
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Fisherman's Wharf loses Ripley's after nearly 60 years

Ripley's Believe It or Not! is closing its Fisherman's Wharf location before the end of 2026. The attraction, open since 1967, will sell som

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Why New York's fashion crowd is choosing understated sunglasses
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Why New York's fashion crowd is choosing understated sunglasses

New York's fashion scene is shifting toward minimalist sunglasses, prioritizing function over flashy luxury. The trend reflects a broader mo

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Santonia Cantina brings borderland flavors to San Antonio's Pearl
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Santonia Cantina brings borderland flavors to San Antonio's Pearl

Lizzeth Martínez and Francisco Estrada, the couple behind Naco Mexican, are opening Santonia Cantina at Pearl. The menu highlights borderlan

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Santa Monica Pier's iconic sign heads to Las Vegas for restoration
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Santa Monica Pier's iconic sign heads to Las Vegas for restoration

The iconic Santa Monica Pier sign is being temporarily removed for restoration in Las Vegas as part of a major bridge replacement project. A

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The ancestral bone broth of Latin grandmothers returns to our kitchens
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The ancestral bone broth of Latin grandmothers returns to our kitchens

Bone broth, a staple in Latin American kitchens, is now a wellness trend. Discover its benefits and how to prepare it the way your abuela di

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Florida couple survives lightning strike, doctors stunned by rapid recovery
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Florida couple survives lightning strike, doctors stunned by rapid recovery

Aaron and Clare Walenga were struck by lightning during a Florida walk, leaving Clare in cardiac arrest. Four strangers performed CPR until

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Paraguay's vori-vori tops global soup ranking with a hearty recipe
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Paraguay's vori-vori tops global soup ranking with a hearty recipe

TasteAtlas ranks Paraguay's vori-vori as the world's best soup, beating out Turkish and Indonesian contenders. This hearty chicken broth wit

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NYC's Met Opera gives away 70,000 free tickets to new audiences
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NYC's Met Opera gives away 70,000 free tickets to new audiences

NYC and the Met Opera are giving away 70,000 free tickets through a monthly lottery. Only residents who haven't bought tickets since 2019 ca

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Shoe Palace's Hispanic Heritage Month campaign spotlights four Latino creators
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Shoe Palace's Hispanic Heritage Month campaign spotlights four Latino creators

Shoe Palace launches Our Roots Our Voices for Hispanic Heritage Month, spotlighting four Latino creatives. The campaign includes collaborati

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NYFW 2026: The trends and moments that defined the season
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NYFW 2026: The trends and moments that defined the season

New York Fashion Week 2026 delivered bold trends and memorable moments, from Diane von Furstenberg's comeback to Khaite's minimalist edge. D

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Lucas Museum in LA opens with Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Star Wars
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Lucas Museum in LA opens with Frida Kahlo, Diego Rivera, and Star Wars

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art opens in Los Angeles on September 22, featuring Star Wars props alongside works by Frida Kahlo, Diego Rive

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