Lifestyle fashion and beauty magazine for the Latina fashionista.

Focuses on providing information, entertainment and inspiration for Latina teenagers. Aims to help their audience blossom into confident, successful women through empowering stories and facts.

Serves as an nonprofit, bilingual Webzine focused on informing, entertaining and inspiring young Latinas to grow into healthy, confident and successful Latina women. Latinitas plans to change the way in which Latina girls are viewed by encouraging content in areas that are traditionally reserved for boys like technology, math, science and sports. Publishes reviews, poetry, fiction and stories from Latina girls themselves. Sections include: Fun Stuff, 411, Latina Beat, Your View, Her Story and Real Life. Additionally, the webzine includes special sections such as games, comics, quizzes and chats to facilitate an interactive community.

Latino in Mauldin, SC is a Spanish newspaper written for the residents of Greenville, SC and surrounding areas. This state-wide newspaper publishes important local, state, national, and international news as wells as community information on issues such as immigration, health, community activities, music reviews, small businesses, education, and teens for the Hispanic/Latino community in South Carolina. Its editorial mission is to enhance society by creating, collecting and distributing high quality news, information and entertainment.

Latino American Today is a monthly newspaper serving the Latin American communities in Minnesota. The paper publishes articles in both Spanish and English. Profiles of notable individuals, community news, health and editorial pieces are featured.

Hosted by Ozzie Guillen, Jr. and his brother Oney Guillen, the show features top Latino players and executives throughout baseball. The show airs in Spanish and only during baseball season.

Latino Communications Network is a publisher dedicated to reaching Minnesota's Latino community.

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Targeting upper middle and high class Latinos who take pride in their heritage. Primarily consists of interviews and articles about the most influential Latinos in the U.S. Includes profiles of business leaders, social activism, politics, sports and entertainment promoting the successful image of Latinos. Also includes book, music and film reviews.

Created for educated upper middle class Latinos between the ages of 35 and 55 who take pride in their heritage. Primarily consists of profiles and interviews with leaders in the Latino community. Profiles leaders in business, social activism, politics, sports and entertainment.