YouTube star and musician Lindsey Stirling graced New Yorkers with her presence last night at her book signing at the Barnes & Noble in Union Square.
The New York Botanical Garden recently hosted an exciting exhibit: Frida Kahlo: Art. Garden. Life. Kahlo’s work was surrounded by various plants inspired by her garden at La Casa Azul in Mexico. All over the garden you can sense Frida and her culture.
Today is the release of an important video titled Power Against Breast Cancer. It was created to raise awareness for both men and women to join the fight against this monster that affects us all.
I traveled to the Morgan Museum and Library to see Alice: 150 Years of Wonderland. Besides seeing the first manuscripts of the classic tale, I also got to explore the beautiful library.
Season two of Jane the Virgin premieres October 12, 2015 at 9pm on the CW network. Why am I blogging about this TV show? It’s changed a lot on how shows are done, and I have to give the writers credit for how well the story is told.
After 53 years of entertaining the Latinx community on Saturday nights, Don Francisco gave his final goodbye on Sabádo Gigante. He signed off leaving many with the memories of previous episodes. It was an emotional night for Don Francisco, his family, the cast, crew, and fans.
In memory of those who lost their lives 22 years ago, I share my 9/11 story.
Since the Columbine massacre there have been 37 shootings. More than 300 people have been murdered. In 18 of these shootings the killer commits suicide. Sadly, the New Yorker also points out “mental illness is easy to blame, easy to pinpoint, and easy to legislate against in regard to gun ownership.”
Chayanne’s return to Madison Square Garden was a night full of romantic ballads for his En Todo Estaré tour.