Culture

The Women's Mobile Museum will showcase the artwork of 10 women from the Philadelphia region, highlighting their personal and collective experiences.

It's normal for schools and employers to enforce dress codes, but why are hairstyles like dreadlocks banned by so many?

Spending by international tourists in Uruguay declined 1.8 percent during the first half of 2018. 

"Visa Para Un Sueño" is the new Broadway-style musical that tells the story of what millions of immigrants have to endure when arriving in the United States before achieving the longed-for American dream.

With a festival in September, four of the biggest Latino organizations in Philadelphia collaborate to showcase the best of Latino arts and culture.

An exhibition from the Le Chapeau Project, titled "Shitholes," will be held in Philadelphia in reaction to comments made by President Donald Trump earlier this year.

Nearly a year after Hurricane Maria devastate Puerto Rico, there's a new initiative to bring tourism back to the island.

Any time they want, Americans of Latino descent can trace their robust cultural roots to the dawn of the Western Civilization. I discovered that this summer by driving over 1,500 miles throughout Spain. Zaragoza (Saragossa), in particular, amazed me.

The discovery was made in the ancient temple of Chavin de Huantar.

This project of Mexico's President-elect Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is expected to cost billions of dollars.

The discovery was made in the Andean nation's Tingo Maria National Park.

"The appeal of this (region) is its turquoise sea and white sand... If tourists see beaches with tons of rotting organic matter and foul smells, they won't come back."

The Moncada brothers found their calling playing the Salamanca twins in the acclaimed AMC series and will return in the current season of "Better Call Saul." Their authentic, killer performances are influenced by their real-life experiences with gang violence and years in prison.

With so much sad news coming from the U.S.-Mexico border, AL DÍA News has selected three books that tell us the immigrant stories that illustrate the humanitarian crisis enveloping the area.

The founders of Nuevo Impulso Cultural Eminente (NICE) believe in the power of art as a tool of social transformation in Puerto Rico.

Who was Edmundo Chirinos, a psychiatrist that drugged and raped patients, who also provided therapy to former Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez? A successful book about the man has now been adapted into a theater play.