Unfinished Business

Like many other children of immigrant parents, Pablo Rejas was the first in his family to graduate from high school. His mother, a native of Mexico, encouraged him to do well ...

Perrozompopo’s Missives from Nicaragua

Dozens huddled around a stage singing “Quiere a Tu País” – some waving Nicaraguan flags. “La economía politizada va va … a la derecha como a la izquierda y por ...

Barcelona-based Festival Finds Its U.S. Home

The city of Chicago is no stranger to music festivals, serving as homebase for major gatherings throughout the year that cater to a variety of musical tastes. There’s Lollapalooza and ...

‘Machete,’ the New Zapatista

“Machete” is a film Tea Partiers, what’s left of the Minutemen and supporters of Arizona’s SB-1070 law will love to hate. Latinos everywhere will eat it up (in fact, I ...

Hector Duarte’s Butterflies Head North

In 1978, artist Hector Duarte attended a muralist conference in Chicago that exposed him to a rich movement of artists working in the barrios of the city. Having never seen ...

Across Oceans of Time

Art can change you. Be it a painting, a sculpture, a print or one of the myriad of other artistic expressions, its impact is undeniable. For the National Museum of Mexican ...

Sex, Drugs & Video

The buxom bombshell named Sabrina Solano stops her man Chuy drop-dead cold with impeccably arched eyebrows and a sizzling point-blank glare, as piercing as an actual bullet. “Even the worst ...

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Unfinished Business

Like many other children of immigrant parents, Pablo Rejas was the first in his family to graduat...

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Perrozompopo’s Missives from Nicaragua

Dozens huddled around a stage singing “Quiere a Tu País” – some waving Nicaraguan flags....

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Barcelona-based Festival Finds Its U.S.

The city of Chicago is no stranger to music festivals, serving as homebase for major gatherings t...

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‘Machete,’ the New Zapatista

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Hector Duarte’s Butterflies Head North

In 1978, artist Hector Duarte attended a muralist conference in Chicago that exposed him to a ric...

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Across Oceans of Time

Art can change you. Be it a painting, a sculpture, a print or one of the myriad of other artistic...

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Sex, Drugs & Video

The buxom bombshell named Sabrina Solano stops her man Chuy drop-dead cold with impeccably arched ey...

Copa Cafe

A passionate and revealing look at the World Cup that you won’t find anywhere else.
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Best commercials of the World Cup

Tagged in: World Cup

Jul 15
2010

BY TRACY LÓPEZ

Most Americans tune into the NFL's Super Bowl for a love of American football, and if not, at least for the commercials. But what about the World Cup? Were the commercials buzzworthy?

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Twas the End of the World Cup

Tagged in: friday

Jul 11
2010

BY GERARDO CÁRDENAS

It’s all over. The gods of fútbol have spoken. South Africa 2010 came and went, leaving us wanting for more. We cried gooooooooooooooooooooooooool!, we suffered, we exploded with joy, we saw more fútbol than we thought we could stomach. Productivity at work plummeted, people got up early in the morning just to watch games. And it’s all gone. Just like that. On Monday, we go back to our normal lives. I know. It’s tough.

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Cheaters Never Win (Except in Fútbol)

Tagged in: World Cup , friday

Jul 10
2010

BY TRACY LÓPEZ

After my favorite teams, (the U.S. and Mexico), were out, the only thing I had left to look forward to was Ghana getting beat by Uruguay. I couldn’t help but want that little piece of revenge after their horrible time cheats against us. Luis Suárez delivered that dose of karma and justice with his in-box hand-ball, and as much as I hate cheating, it seemed appropriate for Ghana to get a taste of their own medicine.

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Paul the Octopus Gives a News Conference

Tagged in: World Cup , tuesday

Jul 10
2010

BY JUDD ORTIZ

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With Brazil out, only one way to cure this fan's broken heart

Tagged in: World Cup

Jul 09
2010

First, I want to thank all the friends and family who wrote or called to make sure I didn't jump off a ledge after Brazil lost against Holland. Your concern is very much appreciated.

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