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This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 27 El Rancho Supermercado on Wednesday opened its first Houston location, entering a competitive grocery market that is increasingly reaching out to the city’s Hispanic population. Customers began lining up outside hours before the 9 a.m. grand opening. After the ribbon was cut, hundreds of patrons streamed into the 47,000-square-foot supermarket at 11210 North Freeway. A mariachi band serenaded families as they pushed yellow shopping carts down colorful aisles filled with Mexican cheeses, pork skins and Gansito cake snacks. El Rancho is going up against a slew of grocery competitors eagerly courting the region’s nearly 2 million Hispanic consumers. Hispanics represent 42 percent of the overall population and their spending power is estimated … [Read more...] about El Rancho opens first Houston supermarket to big crowds

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 5 A young president at the U.N. General Assembly touted millennial status symbols like coffee, outdoor adventure and Bitcoin. Another admitted in front of the famous green marble that it was harder to govern a country than to protest in its streets. A foreign minister, once shunned for having only a bachelor’s degree, warned against indifference. Shaped by the borderless internet, growing economic inequality and an increasingly dire climate crisis, the Generation Y cohort of presidents, prime ministers, foreign ministers and other “excellencies” is making their mark at the largest gathering of world leaders. This week at the United Nations offers a glimpse of the latest generation of leaders in power, as a critical mass of them – born generally between 1981 and 1996 – are coming to represent countries in the Americas, Europe, Asia and Africa. Some millennial leaders … [Read more...] about No millennial monolith as Gen Y leaders rise at UN

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 3 Diego Luna always assumed his debut in the world of "Star Wars" was a one-and-done deal. But his comeback begins Wednesday in "Andor," which starts streaming the first of its two planned seasons with a three-episode premiere on Disney Plus. The series, which tells the backstory of Luna's character, shows just how far "Star Wars" has come since he appeared in 2016's "Rogue One." It's now an ever-expanding streaming universe, and one that is part of a surge of Latino representation in geek culture on-screen. The acclaimed Mexican actor, known for roles in the 2001 film "Y tu Mamá También" and the Netflix series "Narcos," played the charismatic rebel spy Cassian Andor in the prequel to the original "Star Wars." "Andor" will serve as a prequel as well, taking place before the events of "Rogue One." While filming "Rogue One," Luna controled his nerves despite entering a world he'd … [Read more...] about How Diego Luna brought his ‘Star Wars’ character back to life in ‘Andor’