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Non-profit visionary starts consulting company in her 60s

By Kristina Puga June 29, 2019 Stories
Non-profit visionary starts consulting company in her 60s

Luz Rodriguez was born to Puerto Rican parents who migrated to NYC in the 1950’s. When she was a young girl growing up in the Lower East Side of New York…

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Danny Trejo busier than ever, but why helping others is most important

By Kristina Puga February 7, 2019 Stories
Danny Trejo busier than ever, but why helping others is most important

When you think of Danny Trejo, probably his legendary “tough guy” image immediately comes to mind – with a fiery explosion taking place behind him – like in the “Machete…

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How the film, “Mamacita,” became a lesson on the power of forgiveness

By Kristina Puga December 3, 2018 Advice
How the film, “Mamacita,” became a lesson on the power of forgiveness

It was a chilly October night when “Mamacita” had its New York premiere at the Margaret Mead Film Festival at the American Museum of Natural History. However, Mexico-born and raised…

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Filmmaker reflects on grandmother in film, “306 Hollywood”

By Kristina Puga October 15, 2018 Advice
Filmmaker reflects on grandmother in film, “306 Hollywood”

Jonathan BogarĂ­n, 40, and his sister Elan BogarĂ­n, 36, loved their grandmother so much, they immortalized her on film. The Jewish-American matriarch, Annette Ontell, passed away on April 4, 2011…

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For a former attorney, now young adult author, representation is key

By Kristina Puga December 5, 2017 Stories
For a former attorney, now young adult author, representation is key

  Francisco Stork’s youth was so compelling that it makes for a great novel. He was born in Monterrey, Mexico in 1953 to a single mother from a middle class family in Tampico (a city on…

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