Jessica Oliva
Editor-in-Chief at Cine Premiere Magazine
Me desvelo siempre. Periodista. Editora de coberturas en @CinePREMIERE . Clases en @UPMexico. Digo cosas en @filmsteria.
Articles
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1 month ago |
caplinnews.fiu.edu | Jessica Oliva |Alijah Strader
About an hour before tipoff, Grails Miami was already buzzing on Tuesday night. The sports bar, located in the heart of Wynwood, was packed with basketball fans wearing New York Knicks and Indiana Pacers gear. They were ready for Game 4 of the Eastern Conference Finals. Inside, dozens of TV screens played pregame coverage, while outside on the patio, a huge flat screen showed the game as fans lounged with drinks, all eyes locked in.
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1 month ago |
cinepremiere.com.mx | Jessica Oliva
Quizá no existe una forma relativamente segura de abordar el clima político contemporáneo que se vive, no solamente en Estados Unidos, sino en una gran parte del mundo, donde el ascenso de los extremismos ideológicos paraliza las sociedades tanto como las entusiasma.
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1 month ago |
caplinnews.fiu.edu | Jessica Oliva
As the final buzzer sounded in Madison Square Garden on Friday night, Dylan Backer leapt off the couch in his grandfather’s Royal Palm Beach living room—screaming, clapping, and celebrating alongside his twin brother and grandfather. It was, he said, a moment almost too surreal to be real. The Knicks had just blown-out the defending champion Boston Celtics 119–81 to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in 25 years.
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2 months ago |
caplinnews.fiu.edu | Jada Denaud |Jessica Oliva
In 1982, photographer Janette Beckman found herself standing at the intersection of two worlds: the streets of London and the vibrant, fast-evolving culture of hip-hop. Armed with a camera and a curiosity that would change the course of her career, Beckman captured a pivotal moment in hip-hop history. She was at a concert at a historic place called the Venue, which was owned by Virgin Records.
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Oct 18, 2024 |
es.wired.com | Jessica Oliva
Un grupo de mujeres, la mayoría por encima de los 70 años, bromean y se ríen ruidosamente mientras se ponen sus trajes elásticos de neopreno y se preparan para zambullirse en el océano durante las próximas siete horas. Son las haenyeo, las legendarias buceadoras surcoreanas, reconocidas por la UNESCO en 2016 como Patrimonio Cultural Intangible de la Humanidad.
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