For our country, the catalyst for our involvement in the Spanish-American War came on Feb. 15, 1898 when an explosion sank the American battleship USS Maine in the harbor at Havana, Cuba, killing 266 men....
During the 1920s, the cosmopolitan Cuban city became a favorite destination for both rich Americans and bohemians. ...
Cuba native Rodrigo Rodriguez-Kabana checks on one of the many pineapple plants he has growing in what was an abandoned greenhouse on the Auburn campus....
In Miami, we have it all: Ventanitas. Down here, even Starbucks has a ventanita. If you want the hipster variety, hit up Panther Coffee. Want super pretentious but brain-numbingly good brews? Try Blue Bottle in the Design District and in Aventura. ...
Cuba past and present comes together in the world premiere musical “Havana Music Hall” at Actors’ Playhouse....
The Hernandezes didn't have the proper papers to enter the U.S., so instead they planned to seek political asylum. When Carlos and his father arrived in Miami from Jamaica, they waited in the restroom for about an hour after they landed....
I belong to a generation that remains trapped between a pre-1959 Cuba and one that has no relationship to established social norms. This makes us misfits, unable to adjust to the current chaos. ...
“Cuban coffee is very strong, very rich and also typically served with sugar, so it’s sweet, too,” Gaviña Lopez said. "There were very few Cubans in L.A. at that time. Nobody knew what espresso was in the 60s....
Soap opera star Jordi Vilasusois Cuban-American, and he’s proud of his heritage....
Eduin Fraga was born in Havana, Cuba in 1974. He began painting over fifteen years ago, blending newspaper collage and paint on canvas in order to capture dynamic fragments of society within the piece....