Culture

“Paid Off” is a trivia show on TruTV created and hosted by actor Michael Torpey to help contestants pay their university loans.

In a biographical series on Netflix, 13 episodes reveal details of singer Luis Miguel’s life that had remained a mystery (mainly, the disappearance of his mother more than 30 years ago).

Beginning in late July, the Dominican community of Philadelphia will hold its annual celebratory events to promote culture and recognize Dominican independence.

Under the guidance of director Carlos Alberto Méndez, a Dreamer himself, a group of these young migrants created UndocuCinema for the realization and production of film projects so they can tell their stories.

Celebrity Jane Fonda visited Washington DC to support female domestic and farm workers in the request to the Congress to pass reforms to the law against sexual harassment and exploitation

The 2017 earthquake in Mexico affected the core of the pyramid and made the building tilt down. When digging to assess the damages, the archeologists found an older structure, apparently a temple that could be more ancient than Tenochtitlan. 

Yuri Cortez, head of photographers of the France Press desk in Mexico, was smashed at the bottom of the crowd of jubilant Croatian players, who had just made it to the finals of the Russia 2018 World Cup. But Cortez never stopped shooting

After the official Nobel Prize was suspended in May because of a sexual abuse scandal, more than 100 personalities of Sweden created the New Academy in order to launch an alternate prize. The shortlist is mainly female.

In the coming weeks, YouTube videos will add short excerpts from the news and the links to different media. 

Each copy of the 50,000 printed for this 300th-anniversary commemorative issue was priced at 99 euros ($116). However, its content is updated on the Royal Academy of Spanish Language website.

The tower-building practice is of Catalan/Valencian origin and was first documented in Valls, near Tarragona in the early 1700s.

The GDP of California, with a majority of Hispanics in its population, has overtaken the economy of the United Kingdom. However, the homeless population has grown too.

Aref Jammo, 66, has worked as a traditional potter in Syria for more than 35 years.

"We have been researching [the Tiwanaku civilization] for almost 150 years and a myriad of details still escape us."