Bad Bunny, Super Bowl and Puerto Rico
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As Haliey Welch makes her debut TV role, the ‘Hawk Tuah Girl‘ is speaking out amid backlash around her casting. Following Brittney Rae Carrera’s viral video claiming Welch replaced her in a scene from the pilot episode of Hulu‘s Chad Powers, the social media influencer said she has reached out to the actress personally. “Hey …
Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny has been accused of racism and bigotry following his unveiling as the Super Bowl Halftime Show performer.
A federal judge found that the president failed to comply with a law Congress passed in 2016 to restructure the debt of the bankrupt government.
Thousands of Puerto Ricans lined the Benjamin Franklin Parkway Saturday for Philadelphia’s 61st annual Puerto Rican Dara Parade. Dancing, singing, and waving the Puerto Rican flag, multiple generations gathered in
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Lin-Manuel Miranda gave millions to Puerto Rican artists after Hurricane Maria. He’s pledging more
Lin-Manuel Miranda and his family have helped Puerto Rican arts recover after Hurricane Maria. The Flamboyán Arts Fund, a $22 million initiative, has supported 110 arts organizations and 900 artists since 2019.
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Chicago Puerto Rican museum exhibit highlights power of America's pastime in Latino communities
Roberto Clemente is a Puerto Rican legend. Now, his legacy is on display for all to see for free at the only National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture in the country right in Chicago's Humboldt Park.
Kany Garcia, the renowned Puerto Rican singer and songwriter, is going on tour. She announced a flurry of tour dates Monday morning, including Oct. 14 at House of Blues. Tickets are $45-$69.50 and go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday at livenation.com.
Marvel’s White Tiger, frog sorcery, Indigenous tales and more are in “¡Wepa!,” coming to New York Public Library, spotlighting work by or about the island.
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Jibaritos y Más restaurant serving up authentic Puerto Rican cuisine with a side of generosity
A thriving family-owned restaurant in Chicago is also on a mission to help those who need it most. Take a mom with a dream, a son devoted to helping her, and you've got the ingredients for kindness and success.
In this photograph, which Mark made before the start of the Puerto Rican Day Parade in 2003, her subjects—Candice Lozada, nine; Fantashia Toro, eleven—seem literally to have grown in Mark’s presence.
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