Fernanda Tapia 18 de octubre del 2012 posts
TIME See how his art went from Nike designs to one of Hawaii's most widely-Instagrammed destinations.
Meet the Hawaiian Artist Whose Work You've Probably Seen At Top Clothing Brands
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Matthew Tapia opens up about how he got discovered and his rise to success
108 months ago
The New York Times Days after President Donald J. Trump broadened the definition of “criminal alien,” Guadalupe García de Rayos was deported to Mexico for being caught with a fake social security number in 2008. She hasn’t been back to Mexico since she left 21 y Read more ... ears ago. NYT reporter Fernanda Santos drove down to Nogales, Mexico with Guadalupe's children to see their mother. Leave your questions in the comments, and Fernanda will answer some.
109 months ago
The Huffington Post How does this make Americans any safer?
A Slow, Lonely Death In Prison For A 94-Year-Old Serving Drug Charges
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Tapia-Ponce has now served 26 years in prison, during which time his wife has died.
122 months ago
The Economist Did 2012 bring about a "shift to authenticity" on your Facebook profile?
123 months ago
Le Duy Truong Gameshow hot :P
125 months ago
MovieFilms Rick, Daryl y Carol en la portada de Entertainment Weekly dedicada para la 6ta Temporada THE WALKING DEAD, en Octubre.
128 months ago
The New York Times - Theater “King Liz,” a new play by Fernanda Coppel, is an engrossing if sometimes formulaic drama about a sports agent, portrayed with fierce and compelling focus by Karen Pittman.
Review: ‘King Liz,’ at the Top of Her Game and Wanting More
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This new play by Fernanda Coppel, part of Second Stage’s Uptown summer season, stars Karen Pittman as a powerful sports agent.
128 months ago
The New York Times - Theater Photo: A scene from "King Liz," Fernanda Coppel’s Second Stage Uptown play that opens tonight at the McGinn/Cazale Theater.
128 months ago
The New York Times - Theater Karen Pittman stars as Liz Rico, a go-getting sports agent angling to sign a basketball prodigy, in Fernanda Coppel’s “King Liz."
Karen Pittman on What It Takes to Be ‘King Liz’
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The actress, who has a recurring role on “The Americans,” plays a sports agent in the Fernanda Coppel play at Second Stage Uptown.
128 months ago
Marilyn Pablo An American born in California being held for over two and a half years in a immigration detention facility due to a same name to an illegal alien. How can this be, How can this happen in the United States... Leonardo Tapia Felix is the one being hel Read more ... d... Who can help.
133 months ago