SABOR: Cynthia Sepulveda Offers Vegan Version of Coquito

Like countless puertorriqueños, entrepreneur Cynthia Sepulveda anticipates the holidays not because of the potential gifts but the opportunity to enjoy a glass of chilled coquito. Flaco Coquito offers a vegan and dairy-free alternative to the traditional coquito.

SABOR: Personal Chef & Lifestyle Expert Bren Herrera Discusses Flan, Passion and Being Authentic

Bren Herrera, owner of the award-winning culinary blog of Flanboyant Eats, subsists on passion. The personal chef, life stylist, food blogger, television personality and queen of chic has developed a career by sticking to her passions, producing grand meals, and being authentic her most authentic self.

Feng Shui Consultant Julie Anna Alvarez: Harmonzing a Space Can Change Your Life

Happy Chi Solutions, a feng shui consultation firm founded by Harvard College and Harvard Law School graduate Julie Anna Alvarez, makes "house calls."

MasterChef Star Claudia Sandoval Reflects Upon Humble Beginnings, Shares Recipe From Childhood

Claudia Sandoval, reigning queen of the cocina and MasterChef Season 6 winner, is devoted to fabulous flavors, savory dishes, and sugared desserts.

ADHD Diagnoses Increases Among Girls, Hispanics: Report

Between 2003 and 2011, U.S. Children saw a 43 percent increase in the number of ADHD diagnoses. Those increases were chiefly pronounced among girls and non-white communities, particularly Hispanics.

SALUD: Is Vaccination the Answer to Fighting the Flu?

National Influenza Vaccination Week, observed December 6-12, 2015, is a week dedicated to highlighting the importance of vaccination coverage, and the high risk of serious flu complications faced by pregnant women, the elderly, young children and individuals with chronic health conditions.

Puerto Rican Duo Nina Sky Credit Sisterhood and Family for Success

Puerto Rican-born identical twins Nicole and Natalie Albino -- known as Dance and R&B duo Nina Sky -- prove that the sky is the limit with their collaborations, independent projects, and countless successes. Their bond and commitment to family has helped to push them toward their dreams.

SABOR: Colombian-American Chef Ingrid Hoffmann Masters Art of Latin-Italian Fusion

Colombian-American television personality and restaurateur Ingrid Hoffmann is a sorceress in the kitchen, enhancing and elevating anything with a Latin twist. The chef has proven that with her latest endeavor, cultivating Latin-Italian fusion.

HIV Diagnoses Increase Among Gay Latino Men: CDC

Nationally, HIV diagnoses declined nearly 20 percent, although progress has been uneven. Diagnoses among Latina women and white women declined steadily over the past decade (35 percent and 30 percent, respectively). Although, there have been increases among HIV diagnoses for Latino men who are gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men.

SABOR: Chef Michelle Bernstein Masters Art of Pop-up Resturant, Soulful Latin-Style Menus

Chef Michelle Bernstein, the Miami native and Latin-Jewish master of cuisine, has always been interested in food. A fan of layered flavored, minimalism and remarkable ingredients, Bernstein creates soulful Latin-style menus.

Juan Sánchez, Iconic Nuyorican Artist, Presents Solo Exhibition in Brooklyn

BRIC, the Brooklyn-based space for contemporary art, performing arts and community media programs, is currently displaying the work of influential Latino artist and Nuyorican cultural figure Juan Sánchez. His solo exhibit, ¿What's The Meaning of This?, opened on Nov. 6, and will continue through Dec. 27.

Report Unveils Top Workplaces for Hispanics and Latinos

People en Español and Essence linked up with Fortune and Great Place to Work to choose which U.S. companies best met the needs of multicultural employees. Also, they learned which companies selected diversity as one of their top priorities and which offered the best environment for Hispanic employees, with regards to pride, atmosphere, rewards, communication and great bosses.

Art in Motion: Guayasamín’s Ecuador Unframed on Display at Southwestern Oklahoma State University

Oswaldo Guayasamín, the acclaimed Ecuadoran artist, may be gone but his art lives on. A travelling interactive exhibit featuring the artist's work is on display at the Southwestern Oklahoma State University, starting Nov. 11, continuing through Dec. 21.

Low-Income Latino Students Less Likely to Take on Student Debt, Attend College: Report

Low income Latino students are less likely to take on student loan debt, but that's only because they're less likely to attend or complete college. Barriers to higher education make it less likely that Latino students will begin college or take out loans, or easily repay loans when they're acquired.

Harvard's Latino Students Express Frustrations Over Racial Issues, Demand Reform

Harvard's Latino students approached the school's president demanding reform and expressing frustrations over perceived inequalities, desired inclusivity of students of color and the visible absence of staff and faculty members of color.

Economic Future of Mexico, US Intertwined Due to US Latino Influence: Report

The economic future of Mexico is linked to the U.S., due greatly to the mounting influence of Latinos. However, to attain optimum economic and political success, Mexico has to acknowledge U.S. Latino excellence, particularly because of the political ties that exist between Mexico and the U.S.

PALABRAS: Puerto Rican Novelist Margy Millet Loves Hollywood Endings, Paranormal Worlds

Puerto Rican-born novelist Margy Millet has long been attracted to contemporary romance, classic Hollywood endings, and the creation of paranormal worlds. So far, the author of "Daughter's Revenge" and "My Vampire, My King" has only published three books that employ these elements, but there are many more novels planned.

Latino Chefs Share #Thanksgiving Menu Items on Twitter

Hours of planning, shopping and cooking are devoted to the hand-crafted Thanksgiving Day dinner (and subsequent meals for the following few days). For this special meal, many cooks choose to go the traditional route, while others opt for the non-traditional. Numerous famous Latino chefs used social media to share what will be on their tables this Thanksgiving.

Best Cities for Latinos: Pittsburgh Offers Affordability, Opportunities, and Community

"The Steel City," aka Pittsburgh, boasts a variety of attractions, from the Andy Warhol Museum to the Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens. "The Golden Triangle," the local feast of educational institutions, and the captivating sports teams also draw thousands to the region each year, but affordability, entrepreneurial interests and the budding tech industry truly lure countless transplants to Pittsburgh, including members of the Latino population.

Nader Latin American Art Museum Heading to Miami

The world's largest Latin American art museum, Nader Latin American Art Museum (NaderLAAMuseum), is underway, with a 2018 completion deadline. The $50 million project is headed by Gary Nader, a Dominican-Lebanese arts developer.

Decimos No Más Encourages Healthy Communication About Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence

DECIMOS NO MÁS, a new campaign, hopes to facilitate communication between Latino children and parents. The NO MÁS project promotes the notion that conversations about healthy sexual behaviors, consent and domestic violence will empower young people to act responsibly.

SABOR: Chef Benito Molina Talks Yucatan Roots, Love of Mexican Seafood

Benito Molina, Mexican superstar chef and restaurateur, honors his Yucatecan roots with his sharp technique, and prepares savory seafood dishes in Ensenada, one of Mexico's rising gastronomic hotspots.

Hispanic Ad Spending and Reallocation Could Mean Accelerated Growth for Firms, Brands: Study

The Hispanic market is traditionally underserved, but that may change soon. Several firms with the financial services, insurance and retail sectors have discovered that reallocating funds and increasing ad dollar spending on Hispanic media could mean a greater return on their investment.

Adolescent-Aimed Vaccination Could Ease Burden of HPV, Eliminate Cervical Cancer

The burden of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) disease can be devastating. While the rampant infection leave most unscarred, HPV instigates the manifestation of genital warts, cancers and other health problems in thousands each year, pressing the need for girls and boys to get vaccinated against HPV.

PALABRAS: Inaugural Poet Richard Blanco Follows His Spirit, Creative Curiosities

Richard Blanco, author of "City of a Hundred Fires" and "The Prince of Los Cocuyos: A Miami Childhood," is "a reluctant poet" who habitually seizes the adoration of the American public with winning, relatable poetry. With a great deal of success under his belt already, the 47-year-old inaugural poet is just getting started.
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