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Will Rosie O’Donnell Play Steve Bannon on Saturday Night Live?
Saturday Night Live, the show that came to revolutionize the American television in the 70s thanks to the combination of sketches, comedy about politics, actors and guests, continues to be one of the most popular shows on TV and currently is living off of parodies with Alec Baldwin as President Donald Trump and poking fun […]
Go to Any of These Three Places in Baja and Fall in Love This February 14th
It's almost Valentine's Day, and if you still haven't decided what to do and are thinking in having an amazing day where you won't have to deal with so many people (restaurants, bars, parties), then you can choose to plan a day full of activities. Here are three options for you to organize this the […]
Republican Congressman Proposes 2% Tax on Remittances to Pay for Mexican Border Wall
Alabama's Republican Representative, Mike Rogers, proposes to impose a 2 percent tax on remittances sent from the United States to Mexico and to countries in South America to pay for the border wall that President Donald Trump intends to build. "We want South Americans, in particular Mexico, to help pay for security at the southwest […]
Diego Luna and Former President Fox to Be Guests on Conan O’Brien’s Mexico Show
Team Coco presents Conan Without Borders: Made In Mexico, an episode that will be recorded in Mexico City and that will air on Wednesday March 1st. As Conan already stated in January, his team will rent a recording studio in the country's capital for the shooting of the episode that will have a whole Mexican […]
Be Part of the “Human Wall” Between Tijuana and San Diego
Next Feb. 17 an event called #MuroHumanoMx will be held, a reunion where citizens have been invited on both sides of the border in Tijuana and San Diego to join the cause to create a wall intertwining arms with each other. The idea comes in response to the actions taken by the new president of […]
Elle Magazine: Baja’s Valle de Guadalupe Among Places to Definitely Visit in 2017
Valle de Guadalupe is making its way into the lives of tourist worldwide, and now moreso thanks to the original French edition of Elle Magazine, as they published their list of unmissable places to go this 2017 in their article Où partir en 2017: 13 nouvelles destinations immanquables! Baja California houses The Wine Route (La […]
Boxing Between Mexico and United States Will Have No Barriers: Fernando Beltrán
Politics will not affect the sport. According to boxing promoter Fernando Beltrán, Mexican boxers generate a good number of jobs in the United States, so the show will not be affected. "The only thing that Mexican boxers do is generate entertainment, their pockets pay taxes, I don't see why they are prevented from continuing to […]
“La Lupulosa” Won Best 2016 Beer of Mexico
RateBeer's site included Insurgente Brewery in its list of best 2016 beers in Mexico, and it was its famous American IPA, called "La Lupulosa", which won for the second year the title of best beer in the country. RateBeer is also responsible for the list of the best breweries in Mexico, where Baja California ranks […]
Immigrants Make America Great Too: A Call to March for Refugees and Immigrants
An invitation via Facebook was released a few hours ago to join a movement this Saturday February 18 in San Diego. The meeting point will be the Waterfront Park in San Diego from 11:00 am through 5:00 pm. This event was created by a group called "Rage Against Fascism Musings and Arts", a group which […]
Ensenada Beer Fest 2017 Official Date is Announced
The craft beer movement in Baja is far from slowing down, thats why you can be sure that every year youll have the chance of going to very nice beer festivals, and this year is not the exception. If you want to enjoy a true beer festival then you must definitely go to Ensenada, where […]
Mexico Says Goodbye to Coke Zero and Coca-Cola Life
Coke Zero and Coca-Cola Life will no longer be produced by Coca-Cola Mexico. The company wants to reduce the options of no-calorie beverages and they also want to simplify the option for consumers. As a replacement, the company will release Coca-Cola non-sugar (sin azúcar, in Spanish), with an official announcement and details about this new […]
Coffee Shops in Rosarito Beach to Escape Routine
Playas de Rosarito is the youngest town in Baja California, here you can find the perfect excuse to have a calm and fresh afternoon inside a good restaurant, at the beach, in the curios market, or in a perfect coffee shop. Coffee Shops are incredible necessary in one's life, there's always a good excuse to […]
“Café De La Fonda,” an Authentic Colombian Coffee Shop in Rosarito Beach
When you think about Rosarito Beach, mostly the first image that comes to your head is the one of a beach itself, but you don't necessarily think that in this town you can enjoy many other activities besides the already traditional trip to the beach. But, yes, you can, and one of those awesome activities […]
Mexican Director Wins Audience Award at Sundance Film Festival
Ernesto Contreras is the Mexican Director of "Sueño en otro idioma" (I Dream in Another Language), film that won the audience prize at Sundance Film Festival. The film deals with the arrival of a linguist to an indigenous community in which the last two speakers of a language have more than 50 years without crossing […]
A Call to All Tijuana’s Citizens: Do Not Cross the Border This February 5th
TIJUANA.- Through social media the nongovernmental foundation, "Fundación por la paz" (Foundation for peace), makes a call to all Tijuana's citizens that invites to avoid crossing to the United States for a few hours this February 5th as a sign of protest towards actions and decisions made by president Donald Trump. This movement that has […]
Starbucks Will Hire 10,000 of Refugees and Will Also Help Mexicans
Starbucks, one of the largest companies in the coffee industry seems to be affected by decisions taken by president Donald Trump. It's been enough so Starbucks has made a statement where they express their position towars refugees and even their Mexicans business partners. Starbucks now plans on hiring 10,000 refugees during the next five years […]
MXCNAS: Elevating Mexico’s Female Chefs
"A (Mexican) woman is born with, grows up with, and develops flavors and aromas. For them, it's something that nature gave them, only asking that they pass it from generation to generation in return. In the kitchen, a woman interprets her family history. It is part of her inheritance, of her life. When a woman […]
3 Reasons For Hair Loss In Millennials
Nowadays the number of young men and women seeking help from hair-loss specialists has raised exponentially specially between the ages of 25 and 35 years old. Dr. Pablo Fok from TJ hair-loss treatments clinic in Tijuana explains "one of the main reason for hair-loss in in men is attributed to the amount of dihydrotestosterone produced, […]
Brewery “Media Perra” is Nominated for “Building of the year 2017”
Brewery Media Perra is located in the Guadalupe Valley, Ensenada, and it has been nominated in the 2017 Edition of Building of the Year in the category of "Industrial Architecture." This is a building inspired by the art of origami, and idea that went from paper to an amazing metallic structure, which is located in […]
Media Perra Brewery nominated for Building Of The Year 2017
The house of Media Perra Brewery which is located in Valle De Guadalupe, Ensenada has been nominated in the industrial architecture category of this current year edition for Building Of The Year. Photo: Jaime Ignacio Brambilia Salgado & Daniel Meza. This construction was inspired by the origami art, which idea was translated from a piece […]