Author: Go Latinos Media

Area Stage Conservatory is thrilled to announce its upcoming workshop production of Lady Miasma, an original play with music crafted by the company’s Artistic Director, Giancarlo Rodaz. This exciting new work will be performed by the talented Professional Track students, an advanced training program designed for aspiring young artists. Debuts at Area Stage’s Black Box Theatre in Sunset Place Mall on February 28th, 2025. This workshop production offers audiences a unique opportunity to witness the creative process of workshopping a brand-new theatrical piece. Under the expert guidance of Rodaz, students will gain hands-on experience in bringing a production to life—exploring…

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February is American Heart Month and the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) has tips to help you spot signs of a heart attack and know when it is time to go to the emergency department. “Never ignore the warning signs of a heart emergency or wait until symptoms become unbearable to seek medical attention,” said Alison Haddock, MD, FACEP, president of ACEP. “Quick action can be the difference between life and death.” The signs of a heart attack may include some, but not all, of these symptoms: Uncomfortable pressure, fullness, squeezing sensation or pain in the center of the…

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A new study from Construction Coverage has identified the locations with the biggest change in rent prices. While, in many ways, the U.S. economy looks strong—with low unemployment levels, easing inflation, and a robust stock market—many Americans continue to feel the squeeze of high costs. The inflation rate has come down from its peak in mid-2022, but the effects of several years of record price increases still linger, leaving households struggling to make ends meet. One of the most pressing financial challenges for many is the cost of housing. According to data from Zillow, median rents are approximately 35% higher…

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Debuting thursday, feb. 27, at Miramar Regional Park A Ticketmaster “top 10 most requested family event,” UniverSoul Circus has captivated over 25 million fans worldwide, blending jaw-dropping stunts, music, dance and cultural performances for an unforgettable family-friendly experience. Flying acrobats, gravity-defying stunts, fire breathers, stilt dancers, and the coolest clowns around! UniverSoul Circus returns to South Florida with its Rhythm of the World production. The exhilarating show runs from Thursday, Feb. 27, through Sunday, March 16, under the iconic big top tent at Miramar Regional Park (16801 Miramar Pkwy Miramar, FL 33027). As Black History Month continues, UniverSoul Circus will…

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A new study from Construction Coverage has identified the locations with the most women in the construction sector. Construction has long been a male-dominated field. According to recently released data from the U.S. Census Bureau, only 11.5% of payroll employees in the construction industry are women. However, a promising shift is underway. In recent years, the Department of Labor’s Women in Apprenticeship and Nontraditional Occupations (WANTO) grant program has allocated millions of dollars to bolster women’s participation in industries like construction. And with the construction industry facing a massive worker shortage—estimated to exceed half a million workers—recruiting women into construction…

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Now that 2025 is here, it’s time to tackle resolutions for a financially healthier year. The self-improvement journey can be expensive so go for goals that will help keep you on track, especially after an expensive holiday season. Americans were estimated to have spent upwards of $1,000 on holiday shopping, a 10% increase from 2023. Roughly 47% of people entered this past holiday season carrying debt from the year prior. With real life back in business, you’ll want to find meaningful solutions to achieve financial wellness. 2025 is the year to relieve yourself of financial stress. Here are some ways…

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Gifting is a key component of Valentine’s Day celebrations every February 14. Valentine’s Day is a mere month-and-a-half after the holiday season, so ideas for more thoughtful gifts may be in short supply. Let these Valentine’s day gift ideas serve as inspiration. 1. Custom painted portrait: Many local artists paint beautiful portraits from photographs. Find an image you like and have it made into an even more impressive work of art. 2. Doll likeness: The well known Funko POP! brand known for its pop culture figurines enables customers to create likenesses of themselves or loved ones. You can have custom…

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When a character on a TV show or movie has a heart attack, they clutch their chest or slump to the ground. “In real life, heart attacks can be much more subtle than they look on TV,” said Dr. Patrick Fitzsimmons, a cardiologist at Penn State Health Lancaster Medical Center. Sometimes, heart attack symptoms are so mild that they go unnoticed. This is known as a silent heart attack. Without fast medical treatment, a silent heart attack can cause irreversible damage. Every second counts as a blocked artery chokes off blood flow to parts of your heart. “That tissue is…

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A new study from Upgraded Points has identified where in the U.S. a middle-class income stretches the furthest. As economic pressures mount, middle-class families across the U.S. are finding it increasingly difficult to cover essential living expenses while maintaining a comfortable lifestyle. Rising costs for housing, healthcare, childcare, and transportation have placed additional strain on household budgets, leaving many unable to save or spend on discretionary items. While these financial pressures affect families nationwide, the degree to which a middle-class income stretches varies significantly depending on location. This report examines where in the United States middle-class families can achieve the…

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The Kemper Foundation announced the expansion of its Read Conmigo Grant Program to include school-wide grants for Title I elementary schools. Building on the success of its educator-focused grants, the new Read Conmigo School Impact Grants aim to further empower schools to advance dual-language education for bilingual students in under-resourced communities. The Foundation will provide up to 22 grants of $10,000 each to schools across Greater Los Angeles, Dallas and McAllen, TX, and Miami, supporting dual-language programs for Hispanic and Latino students. The Read Conmigo School Impact Grants will fund a range of bilingual school-wide initiatives, including library enhancements, educational…

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