by Ana maria Rangel | Feb 17, 2025 | The City
ByVic Poulos How many times have you ordered a red wine in a restaurant and noticed that they are pulling the wine straight off the shelf and bringing it to your table? Unless the restaurant’s room temperature is 55 degrees, which I doubt, that wine has not...
by Ana maria Rangel | Feb 17, 2025 | The City
ByClaudia Castillo Let’s face it, one of the biggest beauty trends of 2024 was “Glass Skin.” But what does that really mean? This trend, popularized by Korean performers and models, emphasizes perfectly smooth, poreless, nearly reflective, and...
by Ana maria Rangel | Feb 17, 2025 | The City
ByErin Coulehan Photography byKatherine Kocian In the game of life, a round or two of drinks can turn an ordinary night into an adventure – something El Pasoans know to be true. Downtown hotspots like Cafe Central, Hush Hush, The Tap, and more are often the...
by Ana maria Rangel | Feb 17, 2025 | The City
Story and Photos byAnnabella Mireles Additional photography courtesy ofRamon Parada If you happen to have gone to the Enrique Moreno County Courthouse these past few months, you may have seen a boarded-up section on the third floor with a poster that reads...
by Ana maria Rangel | Feb 17, 2025 | The City
ByAnnabella Mireles Photography byBryan Martinez and Walter Puentes Fashion shows are a culmination of an artist’s imagination, fantasies, and ideologies. Although a show may only be 20 or so minutes, the months – and, possibly, years – of hard work by the...
by Ana maria Rangel | Feb 17, 2025 | The City
ByNicole DeRouen Have you ever been truly bored? The sitting-at-home-staring-at-the-wall kind of bored, the kind that has you wondering why there aren’t more things to do? The kind of boredom that has you desperate to hang with friends but nowhere to go? Well,...
by Ana maria Rangel | Feb 17, 2025 | The City
ByErin Coulehan Photography courtesy ofEl Paso Film Festival As filmmakers and audiences converge on El Paso each year, they’re not just celebrating cinema; they’re embracing the power of storytelling to transcend borders and unite communities. Since its...
by Ana maria Rangel | Feb 17, 2025 | The City
Story & Photography byAnnabella Mireles Driving down Brown Street near Central El Paso, you’ll find a black building with signage reading “Gyros,” graffitied letters above the door frame reading “Beer,” “Groceries,” “Del,i” “Cold drinks,” and “Tattoo...
by Ana maria Rangel | Feb 17, 2025 | The City
By Amber Lanahan Photography byKatherine Kocian Growing up in Paris, France, the sight of a little red book in her mother’s hands is a memory remembered fondly for Good Girl Romance Bookstore owner Sandra Blau. “In France historical romance books...
by Karla Tovar | Dec 12, 2024 | The City
By Vic Poulos The family (from both sides) is flying into town for Thanksgiving and you finally have your menu planned. Deviled eggs as an appetizer, the traditional cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes, and an oven-roasted turkey – of course – for the main course and...
