As I sip my cafecito, forecasters say the inclement weather is raining on our parade for Cuban & Hispanic Americans.

It is a shame because The Cuban & Hispanic American Parade returns to The Big Apple this year with a special celebration in honor of several Cuban-American Latin music artists.

The parade is scheduled for 11 am and will feature special guests Alfredo de la Fe, Paquito D'Rivera, Willy Chirino, and Tito Puente Jr.and will pay tribute to the late and great Celia Cruz, who sang with his Mambo King father, Tito Puente.

After the Cleveland Indians changed their name then two brothers were hired to help them hit the ball out of the parks.

They are from Canada and they sure can hit a couple of home runs. They homered for the Cleveland Guardians in Friday night's game against the Texas Rangers, making them the first set of brothers to go deep in the same game in franchise history. 

There was no brotherly glove in the major leagues that was able to steal this historic feat from the two of them.

How are are you feeling today and what is your overall mood lately? We have some tunes that may tame your inner beast.

The Moody Blues have been popular for many years and considered to be one of the most influential and groundbreaking bands in the history of rock music. With their fusion of rock, pop, orchestral arrangements, and profound lyrics, they captivated audiences around the world.

American Victory Gardens were planted across the United States during World Wars I and II with great success.

Back in 1917, during World War 1, the National War Garden Commission promoted home gardening in order to free up crops to feed soldiers who were fighting overseas. 

They inspired students—calling them “soldiers of the soil”—to do their part in the war and help plant Liberty Gardens. When it started to look like the US and its allies would win the war, the name of the gardens was changed to Victory Gardens.