The star of a Mexican telenovela is accused of shoplifting at a discount designer store in San Antonio. Danielle Stefani Arellano, who goes by the name Daniela Castro, was charged with theft, San Antonio's KSAT-TV reported. Authorities said she left Saks OFF 5th with between $100 and $750 worth of items hidden in her purse Friday afternoon. … [Read more...] about Mexican telenovela star accused of shoplifting at San Antonio discount designer store
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The 33 best Mexican restaurants in New Jersey, according to Yelp
Michigan's Best heads to the Beltline Bar File photo By Bobby Olivier | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Originally published Sept. 13, 2018 Man cannot exist on Taco Bell alone. Well, maybe you can, but you probably shouldn’t, not only for obvious health reasons but because there are so many quality authentic Mexican restaurants around New Jersey you absolutely need to try. And in honor of fast-approaching National Taco Day — it’s Oct. 4, as if you forgot — we pulled some data from the popular review website Yelp, which has named the Top 33 Mexican restaurants in the Garden State. The ranking was determined by Yelp’s methodology, which is measured using an algorithm that looks at the number of reviews and star rating for a given business. From classy and hip joints down to hidden holes in the wall, this is a solid list for those craving huaraches, enchiladas and, of course, a taco or 10. Did your favorite spot make the list? Tell us in the comments. … [Read more...] about The 33 best Mexican restaurants in New Jersey, according to Yelp
Watercolor with Creative Tribe at Reforma Mexican Cantina
click image Paint your very own Fall Harvest Water Color painting with Creative Tribe, a community of creative women that gather to be creative! Creative Tribe will be hosting the watercolor workshop at Reforma Modern Mexican restaurant on Friday, Oct. 12 from 5:45 p.m. to 8 p.m. Local artist, Alyssa Robinson, will be instructing the workshop and will teach beginners the basic fundamentals, styles and techniques of water color painting. Participants will also be able to take their water color art home. click image DowntownTucson.org Visit the Reforma for a Watercolor Painting workshop with Creative Tribe on Friday, Oct. 12. The Reforma Mexican restaurant venue is located on 4340 N. Campbell Ave., and will be serving up chips and salsa and alcoholic beverages including $6 margaritas, $6 sangrias, $6 house wine, and $5 cocktails! Tickets for the workshops are $35. … [Read more...] about Watercolor with Creative Tribe at Reforma Mexican Cantina
BizHack Academy Helps Mexican American Council Double Money Raised for Kids Mariachi Program
This slideshow requires JavaScript.Eddie Garza, CEO of the Mexican American Council, is a longtime advocate for the children of migrant farm workers in Homestead — and as of this summer, also an advocate for the power of digital marketing. Garza spearheads the organization’s annual fundraising event for its Mariachi Academy for kids, and he took Miami-based BizHack Academy’s “Fundamentals of Digital Marketing” class over the summer to dramatically increase ticket sales for this year’s fundraiser. Under the guidance of BizHack instructors, Eddie used a combination of Facebook ads, email marketing and landing pages to more than double the number of tickets sold and funds raised. His hard work paid off. The fundraiser, held this past Sunday at the Florida Marlins closing home game and featuring the Mariachi kids singing during the 7th Inning Stretch, raised more than $6,000 for the after-school music program — a … [Read more...] about BizHack Academy Helps Mexican American Council Double Money Raised for Kids Mariachi Program
Matt Hoffman Finds the Heartland in New Mexican
Matt Hoffman has always found a way to write from the perspective of the "everyman" in small town America. On his band Strange Americans' last album, 2017's Borrow You Brother, the Hoffman penned song "Big Black Car" discusses taking satisfaction in simple pleasures and warns listeners not to live outside their means.Hoffman's solo project, New Mexican, and its latest album, Take It on Our Shoulders, to be released September 29 at the Ubisububi Room at the Thin Man, furthers this discussion of the dichotomy of simple small town life in the face of big city luxuries – only this time everyman possess a greater yearning to move past current predicaments and into a more lucrative life. Recorded primarily at his home studio, and featuring pedal-steel player Jeff Rady, the album combines folk, Americana and indie rock influences, to form lush arrangements over Springteenesque stories about coal miners, factory workers and Hoffman himself, all wondering about their station in life … [Read more...] about Matt Hoffman Finds the Heartland in New Mexican