“Restaurantes de puertas cerradas” and underground supper clubs are nothing new, but in a city where speakeasies were once as popular as corner stores, it’s…
The Remezcla staff lets you know what you should be doing this weekend in your city, in our not-so-humble opinions.
Make a movie date in Chicago this week. The Maya Indie Film Series runs 7 new films, in these 7 cities, for 7 consecutive days…
We’ve been waiting for Pedro Almodovar’s new film, La piel que habito (The Skin I Live In), with great interest, and we’re happy to say…
Johnny Depp is set to appear in the lead role in the film adaptation of Hunter S. Thompson’s “The Rum Diary,” filmed entirely in Puerto…
With his new found passion for street fashion, Mingo Cerda is slowly rising as a tee shirt entrepreneur handmaking inspiring pieces that will soon flood…
Colombiana may end up being a better movie than we thought. Read up on why.
Your guide through the Garden of Forking Paths – Google – honors author Jorge Luis Borges’ 112th birthday with their doodle today.
As if the musical showcases aren’t enough to get us excited about the 4th annual Festival de Musica Electronica Latino (FMEL), this edition includes several…
Windy City of God is a new local urban cinema and music production team. Launching their first productions this summer, Mateo Zapata led the way…
Lucky us, Isaac Showaki, Andrés Araya, chose Chicago to launch the first Latino owned and operated microbrewery in the nation.
Headquartered in Pintor’s backyard, smack dab in the middle of Pilsen inside of a tent, the SIQ Latino sketch comedy show promises a unique theater…
Watch all the exclusive on-air performances and interviews from the 2011 LAMC. Check out Ximena Sariñana, Hello Seahorse!, Francisca Valenzuela, Poncho, and many more!
Blame the economy, politics, ugly contemporary clothing (UGGS and leggings),etc. The fact is that consumers are turning away from the runway and fashion weeks around…
Chicago’s Latino running culture is going strong. If you make it to the lakefront path this summer, you’ll see them—runners who aspire to cross several…