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‘I think that singers who sing in Spanish approach their vocal very powerfully and passionately,’ Nelly Furtado shares about her experience recording her first full-length Spanish album, singing with Latin indie greats like Julieta Venegas, Alex Cuba and many more. Catch Nelly at Rivinia.
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Is this the return of the (good) rom com? Here’s hoping that Drew Barrymore and Justin Long’s big screen success will herald a string of romantic comedies that don’t suck.
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Last weekend, at the Happy Dog Gallery in Wicker Park, three vintage stores joined forces (much like the Justice League of America) to produce a fun, creative and innovative fashion show complete with goodie bags that included condoms and a toy crucifix. In part one of a jolting two-parter, I sat down with Alysse Dalessandro, one half of vintage shop The Sometimes Store and Benjamin Bradshaw of Sisterman to talk clothes, butterflies, and everything in between.
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A primer for the festival that puts “eclectic” in “electric,” taking place in Union Park this weekend, September 3 – 5. If you’re looking to finish summer off right, here’s our recommendations of five sets to catch.
Bean thread, or cellophane noodles, are great gluten free options. Here’s a recipe for those with gluten-allergy issues or those just looking to try something new!
‘The cuatro is a coqui,’ says Christian Nieves, internationally renown cuatro master and proud Puerto Rican.
Two of the most notorious figures in baseball team up tonight. Both are frequent fodder for critics. Both are Latino. Are the two correlated?
I never imagined myself living at the bottom of the world, but here I am well into the thick of year number two in Chile. Why am I in the país de los hue’ones? Love. Why can’t I resettle in the U.S. with my partner? A broken immigration system and a federal law called the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA).
Puerto Rican food in the city and the ‘burbs. See how Chicagoans celebrate the culture and flavor of Puerto Rico!
In light of Senate Bill 1070 passing in Arizona, we wanted to know the problems undocumented immigrants here in Chicago. For more than a month, we followed three young undocumented immigrants as they worked to change the laws and help move this country toward immigration reform that was fair for all immigrants.
Summer isn’t over yet, but sadly it will be soon. What better way to jump start the fall season then to bring in the season with some great back-to-school reads?
August is Puerto Rican month for Gozamos, a celebration of family, adventure and love. The key to this post is to celebrate the Puerto Rican love for family and food-chicken, hoofs and all.
This week, we tackle a brand new hobby: vegetable canning. Melissa and her family attempt to preserve some organic goodness from her garden.
The Germany in Chicago series take a step further west to find traditional German food all over Chicagoland.
Saturday night the Portage Theater will be hosting a few hundred big damn heroes as fans of ‘Firefly’, one of most-loved cult TV shows in the ‘verse, gather for a little shindig where all of the proceeds go to benefit Chicago’s House of the Good Shepard and Equality Now.
Pack a sack lunch and get on the Unzipped bus, Jane Sez is taking us on a field trip and giving you 10 reasons to visit the Leather Archives and Museum in Chicago.
So often violence that is in your face, covered in blood, sensationalized on TV, and done by our young people is spoken about. One form of extreme violence that is often ignored is that of people being kicked out of their homes, slowly. In Humboldt Park, with rising rent and property taxes and the greed of city inspectors and real estate developers, thousands of Puerto Ricans have been forced to leave our historic home. Still, many remain despite the obstacles they face.
We watched it through our fingers and it gave us nightmares, but Gozamos is still giving a thumbs up to this weekend’s ‘The Last Exorcism’.
Tired of high priced books when you have a tight budget? Visit Bibliophile favorite and get more books for your money at Half Price Books!
Is there such a thing as a ‘healthy drunk’? Can liquor be good for you?
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