8 Ways Women Can Make Money on the Side
Every woman should have some type of income that is hers and hers alone. Sure you can share it with your family (who wouldn’t) but heaven forbid things take a turn for the worst. There should be a financial cushion to keep things going. Whether you are working a 9 to 5 job or are … More »
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Understanding Our Buying Power: Why Big Brands Are Turned on to Latinas
It’s Latina power. According to a report from market research firm Nielsen published last summer, Latinas are the primary decision makers on spending in their households. Of course, this makes them “pivotal to the Hispanic market’s $1.2 trillion in annual buying power.” Big brands are taking notice of the “Latinas power,” which explains why … More »
License to Kill: Latino Teen Drivers Most Likely to Die Early?
What would you reply if someone asked you what is the number one killer among teens? According to a new survey published by the Allstate Foundation, 42 percent of Latino parents thought drugs and alcohol was the leading cause of death for teens. They are wrong. Vamos! , the first nationwide survey on Latino teen drivers, revealed car crashes to … More »
8 Ways a Programmable Thermostat Can Save You Hundreds This Summer
With another Spring and Summer season upon us, those of you living in warmer climates are about to see your electricity bills get a hefty increase. But there are many ways to save on your bills, not the least of which is the programmable thermostat. Just what it sounds like, this little gem can be … More »
Postpartum Depression In Men? The Unspoken Mental Health Issue For New Fathers
Having a child can be both an exciting and extremely stressful time in the lives of new parents, which is why so many practitioners are concerned with things like postpartum depression . While most focus on the emotional and mental well-being of the mother, it would appear that equal attention should also be given to postpartum depression in men … More »
More Latinos Going to College, But Few Actually Graduate
It’s estimated that 20 percent of Latino adults (25 years and older) will obtain an associate degree or higher, compared to 36 percent of all adults. “America’s success is intertwined with the educational success of Latinos, and that takes leadership not only in Washington, but in statehouses and communities all across the country,” says Texas Representative and Congressional … More »
Top 10 Summer Blockbusters 2014 for Latino Audiences
Latinos are the most frequent moviegoers in the U.S., which means we have the poder to influence the box office. Given that we are quickly headed towards summer, it’s important to start thinking about all those Hollywood blockbusters our family members will be looking forward to seeing. Since tickets these days aren’t cheap, here’s a look at some of … More »
Pampering on a Budget: 7 Money-Saving At Home Spa Treatments
As much as we would all love to be regulars at the day spa that is a luxury that our wallets can’t always afford. Luckily us gals can still get pampered from time to time without having to step foot in a pricey establishment. Here are some at home spa treatments you can do yourself. … More »
6 Fruits & Vegetables You Can Grow at Home, Plus 18 Tasty Recipes
Has the spring season inspired you to cook with seasonal produce? As much as the doctor recommends it on our tables, the truth is buying fresh produce can sometimes be costly. Wouldn’t it be awesome to not have to leave your home for certain groceries? Well, now you can. Exercise your green thumb this season … More »
Colombian Crooner Carlos Vives Reinforces Cultural Pride in His Kids
Success has come back big for Carlos Vives, who was absent from the international music spotlight for almost a decade. Last year, the Colombian papa launched Corazón Profundo, the first CD to feature all-new material since 2004′s El Rock de Mi Pueblo, and since then, he has been unstoppable. That’s thanks in part to his latest hit, “La … More »
Is Sofia Vergara Right? Do Latinas Only Dress to Pick Up Men?
Modern Family actress Sofia Vergara is making headlines for an interesting statement she made in a recent interview. Gracing the cover of the May issue of Women’s Health, the 41 year-old Colombian star is opening up about health and her opinions on what is sexy – but it’s her remarks regarding Latino culture that are raising … More »
How to Help Your Child If They Are a Bullying Victim
According to the U.S. government campaign against bullying, about 28 percent of students in grade 6-12 have been a bullying victim; 20 percent of students in high school have also experienced bullying. Bullying has become a growing problem in America, and it’s an issue that knows no color lines as our Latino children has fallen … More »
