Study: More Affluent Latinos Entertain Themselves by Shopping, Movies & These Other Activities

Well-heeled Hispanics constitute 12.2 percent of Hispanic earners, and these influences tend to throw about their financial weight a bit more than non-Hispanic affluent spenders.

Health Experts: Exercise Means More than Healthier Life, It Can Alter Your DNA

Exercise is the key to a fit and healthy life, and it wards off potentially life threatening afflictions, such as heart disease. That said, taking up routine bike riding, running and gym workouts can be hard to commit to, even though new studies show that exercise changes DNA, the shape and performance of genes, which is vital when seeking improved fitness and health.

La Quema del Diablo!: Guatemala Celebrates the Holiday Season with Authentic Cultural Celebrations and Religious Ceremonies

Guatemala, the heart of the Mayan world, is a modern country that weaves indigenous history with natural wonders and contemporary highlights. And the nation that's best known for its ancient Mayan ruins, lush rainforests and architecturally impressive colonial cities has a beautiful and cheerful way they celebrate holiday season, which is a treasured and festivity-packed time for Guatemalans.

What We Learned About Hispanic Online Marketing in 2014 and Forecasting What 2015 Will Bring

The World Cup only marginally proved what length marketers were willing to go to in order to engage Hispanic online consumers and encourage them to flex their $1.3 trillion buying power in 2014.

Twenty Awesome Books by Latino Authors to Gift to Family and Friends This Christmas

Whether a book is an audiobook, loaded up on a device, like an iPad, Kindle or Nook, or if it's in print form (which is still extremely popular among savvy teens), books continue to be a safe bet.

These Christmas Classics and New Holiday Movies Are Streaming on Netflix, Hulu and Amazon [Watch]

There are countless holiday films that have flooded the internet, including some pretty bad made-for-tv b-movies and a bounty of Christmas films that will keep your heart warm.

'Gotham': Things You Should Know to Be Ready for Show's Midseason Return

"Gotham," the freshman hit series, has been renewed for a second season on the FOX Network, following the mid-season finale of the show, titled "Lovecraft." But before that happens, there are some plot points that you should brush up on before you're ready for the show's midseason return.

New Campaign Looks to Promote Seatbelt Safety to Save Thousands of Latinos' Lives

"Hagalo por su familia, abrochese el cinturon!," a newly forged campaign, is focused on encouraging safety belt usage, which will ultimately curb fatalities and injuries in the Latino community.

Report: Latinos, Multicultural Shoppers Driving Holiday Sales This Christmas

Nielsen conducted its annual holiday sales survey and forecast, and the results say that Latino and multicultural consumers will be standing behind the shopping carts this holiday season, driving holiday sales.

Groups Across US Launch 'Yo Soy' Campaign to Teach Latina Youth About Sexual & Reproduction Health Issues

"Yo Soy" is not only a declarative statement, but it's also a brave campaign assembled by some of the nation's leading Latino and health organizations, launched to combat the stigma and silence that surrounds sexual and reproductive health issues.

Bobbi Brown's BB PRO Makeup Artist Rogelio Reyna Shares 'Secret to the Beauty Universe,' Talks Hispanic Beauty Workshop at Macy's Herald Square

Bright red lipstick with well-dressed eyes and fully-prepped hair is often the uniform of Latinas, who not only take pride in their appearance, but see their makeup brushes as an instrument of power, able to grant them instant gratification, empowerment and confidence via the application and blending of color.

PALABRAS: Children's Book Author Janice Spina Talks Inspiration and the Countless Stories in Her Head

Janice Spina begins with a title. The Portuguese children's author, who is a mother of three, must have a title before she begins writing her colorful works that often tell the story of evolving characters and plucky animals, who always manage to take the writer and her readers on an edifying journey.

Experts: Newark’s Minority Children Are Most At-Risk Victims of Pollution

While companies have changed practices and merged, restoration and improving the industrial legacy of Newark, New Jersey will be a long process. Newark's residents are predominately Hispanic, African American and "new immigrants." Low-income citizens and those who live in public housing are situated in some of the zones most affected by pollution.

Watch Will Smith, Gwyneth Paltrow & Other Non-Latino Stars Speak Spanish! [VIDEOS]

¿Hablas Español? Choreographer Debbie Allen ("Fame") and her sister, actress Phylicia Rashad ("Cosby Show") does. Actor Casey Affleck, model Kate Bosworth, Grammy-winning author Maya Angelou, as well as numerous other non-Latino estrellas have been recognized for their ability to converse in the language of la raza. Search the videos below and find other non-Latinos speaking español.

How to Make Traditional Mayan Food in Your Own Home

The Guatemalan-U.S. partnership Cultiva Tours impresses upon foodies the charming qualities of Guatemalan The new Guatemalan-U.S. partnership Cultiva Tours educates foodies about the charming qualities of Guatemalan cuisine and artistry, by way of authentic Guatemalan food and drink producers, hotels, farms and restaurants with top chefs.

Bilinguals More Efficient at Higher-Level Brain Functions, Study Says

Bilingual people are more efficient at higher-level brain functions. New research suggests that those who speak two languages likely have the "bilingualism advantage," meaning that they're more efficient at language processing and other tasks.

Study: Bicultural or Unacculturated Hispanic Consumers Love Shopper Club Stores

Sam's Club, Costco Wholesale, BJ's Wholesale Club, and other shopper club stores across America are loved by Latino shoppers, who frequently seek out deals and discounts to ease the strain on their wallets.

PALABRAS: Bookworm' Author Angela Lang Discusses the Consumption of Books and Literature, Literally and Figuratively

Yo-yoing between birthplace Bogota, Colombia and New York City since the age of 18 sparked an insatiable need for author Angela Lang to travel. When she wasn't able to satisfy the urge to travel physically, she did so mentally: happily ingesting highly-imaginative Colombian literature and sauntering toward the great entryway of world creation, keeping one leg in the world of journalism the other in the world of literature

Two Male Workers Assisting Migrants Likely Murdered in Mexico by Criminal Gangs; Local Police Offer No Comment

Central American migrants, especially unaccompanied minors, traveling north through Mexico on the freight train colloquially known as "The Beast" were repeatedly assisted by two male aid workers, Adrian Rodriguez Garcia and Wilson Castro; both who were recently murdered in Mexico.

New Study: Many Latino Grandparents Live With Family Out of Necessity, Not Togetherness

There are 65 million grandparents in the nation, and 10 percent (nearly 7 million) of those grandparents live with at least one grandchild. The latest U.S. Census figures, compiled in a study titled Coresident Grandparents and Their Grandchildren: 2012, confirms these numbers. That said, elderly grandparents and young relatives don't necessarily happily share meals at dinner time, because that isn't the reality of today's multigenerational household.

New Study: Young Lovers Would Rather Undergo Abuse in the Name of "Love" Than Break Away From Abusive Partner

Young love often dispenses rose-colored glasses to those affected by it, which is wonderful ...as long as one partner doesn't give the other a black eye, and convince them that they can't escape the relationship. A new study distributed by global makeup company Mary Kay highlights the resounding fact that teens would rather undergo abuse in the name of "love" than sever ties with an abusive partner.

PALABRAS: Author Meg Medina Discusses 'Yaqui Delgado Wants to Kick Your Ass' and the Importance of Everyone's Story

"Yaqui Delgado Wants to Kick Your Ass" author Meg Medina had to revisit her own run-ins with bullies during junior high to create the empowering work.

Seasonal Cocina and Beyond: The Best iOS, Android Apps to Help Home Chefs & Family Conquer Thanksgiving

Each holiday demands a production, particularly those that come toward the end of the year. Between the gifting, the shopping, the cleaning, the cooking, the hosting, the traveling and the general rearrangement of life simply for a 24-hour stint of high energy food production and consumption, Thanksgiving, and similar holidays, leave home entertainers mercilessly tired.

Seasonal Cocina: Barilla Selects Three Influential Hispanic Bloggers to Give Italian Recipes a Hispanic Twist for Holidays

Barilla, the Italian and European food company that produces a variety of delicious pasta and sauces, has chosen to celebrate the 2014 holiday season with Latin-inspired pasta recipes. The longstanding company even solicited the assistance of three top influential Hispanic bloggers, based in Los Angeles, New York and Chicago, to help give pasta recipes an interesting and delicious Latin twist.

Seasonal Cocina: Happier and Healthier Meals This Thanksgiving and Holiday Season

The colorful plates of food laid before us each Thanksgiving/holiday season are enticing. Loaded with cheese, fat and grease: the mac and cheese, pernil, mashed potatoes, greens, seasoned rice, turkey and much more are absolutely delicious. But, unsurprisingly, that food can be unhealthy and it can easily undermine any healthy strides we'd made within recent weeks.
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