Under the moniker of Sickid, Escoto has spent years sharing his art on billboards and buildings. “Gas Station Dinner,” his first major solo show, brings these characters to the Jeffrey Deitch gallery.
We asked the Kids of Immigrants CEO and co-founder about the Latino-owned businesses in L.A. that most inspire him.
The Mexican band known for its signature cumbias is scheduled to perform at the Kennedy Center celebration airing Sept. 27 on PBS.
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Todo Verde chef Jocelyn Ramirez shares her five favorite spots in Los Angeles.
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For Xochitl Gomez, winner of the latest season of ‘Dancing With the Stars,’ it’s all about Echo Park.
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Stand-up comedian Jose Velasquez, a.k.a. Hoozay, talks Salvadoran heritage and his five favorite Latino-owned businesses in Southern California.
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Known as TiffyQuake on the internet, the 36-year-old influencer credits who she is today to her upbringing in East Los Angeles. We asked for her favorite Latino-owned spots.
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In this issue of De Los Reads, we explore six books that pave the way for a more inclusive and authentic expression of our Latino identities.
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Toxic gratitude or ‘Si Dios Quiere Syndrome’ is the concept that Latinos are too content with just receiving scraps instead of demanding what they deserve.
