Latino Culture
Literature, visual arts, food, language and the living culture of the Latino world, from the Americas to the diaspora.
American investors buy abandoned Spanish village to revive it as a tourism hub
Jason Lee Beckwith and his partner bought Salto de Castro, an abandoned village in Zamora, Spain, for €350,000. They plan to restore its 44
From Marineland to Terranea: The New Life of Palos Verdes' Oceanfront
Once the world's largest oceanarium, Marineland closed in 1987 and sat abandoned for decades. Today, the Terranea Resort occupies the site,
Historic Glen Sanders Mansion in Upstate New York Lists for $8M
The Glen Sanders Mansion, dating to 1713, is listed for $8 million. It includes approved plans for 101 apartments. The property has hosted G
Miami ties 1942 heat record as summer swelter reshapes the city
Miami reached 100°F for the first time since 1942, tying the city's all-time heat record. Officials activated 22 cooling centers across Miam
New Jersey father and son find rare megalodon tooth on Sea Isle City beach
Mike Bowers and his 11-year-old son Bo found a megalodon tooth between rocks on a Sea Isle City beach. The fossil is only the sixth document
Inside Hangzhou's 20,000-Resident Vertical City: A Test of Urban Living
Hangzhou's Regent International Center packs 20,000 residents into a single tower, creating a self-contained vertical city. Windowless rooms
What's Really Inside a Latino Bag? A Peek at Our Portable Roots
Latino bags are more than accessories—they're portable capsules of culture. Inside, you'll find spicy candies, holy cards, and reminders of
Red Rock House: A 16-Acre Upstate New York Retreat for Total Seclusion
Red Rock House, a 16.5-acre estate in Upstate New York, offers complete privacy with modern architecture and luxury amenities. The property
Aura farming: the Gen Alpha trend that turns everyday life into a popularity game
Aura farming is Gen Alpha's latest viral trend, where teens earn 'aura points' through carefully crafted coolness. It's a game of appearance
Everyday Spanish Words That Actually Come From English
Many everyday Spanish words have surprising English origins. From pipirisnais to firulais, these terms reflect decades of cross-border cultu
Miami's real estate boom hits a turning point as beach prices soar
Miami's real estate market has hit a critical juncture, with beachfront prices soaring and affordability shrinking. Corporate migration and
Little Island's affordable summer lineup closes NYC season
Little Island's summer finale features 56 performances by over 200 artists, with tickets starting at $25. The floating park on the Hudson Ri