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26 Pictures of Your Favorite Celebrities Bundled Up for the Winter

By December 19, 2017 at 2:17 pm

We all know celebrities are just like us. Just like us, they get cold, bundle up, and dutifully trudge through the Holiday season. Sometimes, they manage to do it with style.

1. Jennifer Lopez

Source: Jennifer Lopez. Digital Image. Undated.

It was so nice of this squirrel family to offer to keep Jennifer’s head warm for a brisk walk in the city. And they avoided the Yankee’s logo on her cap, too. Respect!

2. Eva Longoria

Source: Eva Longoria. Digital Image. Fashion Bomb Daily. Jan 5, 2016.

Eva Longoria is going to single-handedly bring back the Snuggie. Even if she gets hers at Barney’s.

3. John Leguizamo

Source: John Leguizamo. Digital Image. Today.com. Dec. 16, 2013.

A native New Yorker, John Leguizamo should be used to the cold. So why does he look so uncomfortable? Could it be the CROCODILE JACKET?

4. Shakira

Source: Shakira. Digital Image. Style Bistro. Oct. 9, 2009.

Shakira could be just an ordinary woman waiting for the bus. Or an international pop sensation.

5. Selena Gomez

Source: Selena Gomez. Digital Image. Twist. Oct 9, 2015.

These hoods are perfect for celebrities. No one can see you unless you want. And then it’s like, “Boo!” Am I right?

6. Eva Mendes

Source: Eva Mendes. Digital Image. Style Bistro. May 29, 2009.

Eva Mendes didn’t expect to be outdoors for this long. Luckily, she has a hat that fits in her back pocket.

7. Demi Lovato

Source: Demi Lovato. Digital Image. Undated.

Meanwhile, hats off to Demi Lovato. The one celeb on this list rocking a legit Holiday sweater.

8. Jessica Alba

Source: Jessica Alba. Digital Image. The Fat and Skinny on Fashion. Oct 28, 2013.

Multi-hyphenate Jessica Alba always has her hands full. Especially around the Holidays.

9. Sofia Vergara

Source: Sofia Vergara. Digital Image. Just Jared. March 15, 2013.

Sofia Vergara dressed for church with the in-laws on Christmas Eve. That’s what we’re guessing, at least.

10. Bruno Mars

Source: Bruno Mars. Digital Image. Media Crumbs. Dec 23, 2010.

If you’re thinking, “Hey, I clicked on an article about celebs in winter gear!”, slow your roll. Bruno is Hawaiian, and this is winter gear there. He’s probably on his way to a luau to drink eggnog with Obama.

11. Enrique Iglesias

Source: Enrique Iglesias & Anna Kournikova. Digital Image. Pop Sugar. Dec 13, 2017.

Enrique Iglesias, with paramour Anna Kournikova. They probably just got back from carolling.

12. Rosario Dawson

Source: Rosario Dawson. Digital Image. Daily Mail. March 18, 2014.

Rosario has got this Holiday thing locked down. Just red, no green.

13. George Lopez

Source: George and Ann Lopez. Zimbio. Jan 23, 2014.

George is getting in trouble later. His wife got all dolled up and he’s wearing his Target jeans and a lone red scarf. Good luck, bud.

14. Gina Rodriguez

Source: Gina Rodriguez. Digital Image. Anthem. Jan 22, 2012.

Chicago native Gina Rodriguez knows all about snow. And apparently how to enjoy it.

15. Zoe Saldana

Source: Zoe Saldana. Digital Image. Undated.

Zoe Saldana trots out the scarf and sweater for brisk weather. And she’s got mittens in the purse, probably.

16. Adriana Lima

Source: Adriana Lima. Digital Image. HawtCelebs. July 21, 2014.

Yes, this is Adriana Lima, and yes that is a christmas tree. But she’s got it covered, pal.

17. Ariel Winter

Source: Ariel Winter. Digital Image. Twitter: @arielwinter1 Dec 25, 2015.

Ariel Winter is ready for Santa. And so are her favorite helpers.

18. Michael Peña

Source: Michael Pena. Digital Image. Zimbio. Undated.

Here’s Michael Pena getting festive. Maybe the less said, the better? Okay then.

19. David Ortiz

Source: David Ortiz. Digital Image. Undated.

Ho ho ho! It’s Big Papi Santa making the Season bright. He’s got a big bag, full of taters!

20. Salma Hayek

Source: Salma Hayek. Digital Image. Pop Sugar. Dec 4, 2013.

Salma Hayek requested “Stairway to Heaven.” She’ll wait through one more song to hear it and then she’s leaving.

21. Michelle Rodriguez

Source: Michelle Rodriguez. Digital Image. Daily Mail. Jan 4, 2016.

Michelle Rodriquez getting festive. Yeah, she’s wearing a Santa hat, so? You got a problem with that?

22. Ricky Martin

Source: Ricky Martin. Digital Image. People En Español. Jan 29, 2009.

Ricky is ready for winter, twins in tow. Knock the hat if you must, but remember, he’s from a very warm place.

23. Christina Aguilera

Source: Christina Aguilera. Digital Image. Mirror. Dec 17, 2016.

Christina is psyched to be Santa. If you don’t mind, she’s gonna take a taste of that cookie dough. Yum!

24. Mario Lopez

Source: Mario Lopez. Digital Image. Pop Sugar. Dec 26. 2015.

Mario Lopez, you host a show. You need more eyes on you? It’s always about you, isn’t it? Anyway, what are we drinking?

25. Mariah Carey

Source: Mariah Carey. Digital Image. Pop Sugar. Dec 26, 2015.

When you record one of the most popular Christmas songs ever, Santa works for you. And he’s happy for the job.

26. Bella Thorne

Source: Bella Thorne. Digital Image. Pop Sugar. Dec 26, 2015.

It looks like Bella is eating snow here. But she actually has just stuck her tongue to a flagpole like that kid in “A Christmas Story”. She’s way more chill about it, though.

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These Restaurants Are Serving Up Some Of The Best Mexican Food From The West Coast To The East Coast

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These Restaurants Are Serving Up Some Of The Best Mexican Food From The West Coast To The East Coast

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By Marinna Lopez December 19, 2017 at 2:51 pm

Let’s face it: Mexican food is as American as apple pie. So for this list, we’re touring these United States to find the best places to go. We’ll go to five of the top culinary cities: New York, Austin, Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles, and we won’t stop until we’ve had every taco, every relleno, every….husk meringue?

1. Cosme – 35 E 21st St, New York, NY 10010

Source: Cosme, ‘cause you might as well start on the high end. New York Times. Feb 2, 2015.

We’re starting off the list in NYC and we’re going big. Cosme came on the scene with major fanfare, an NYTimes review…and it’s worth it. The only place on this list where you can find husk meringue with corn mousse.

2. Casa Enrique – 5-48 49th Ave, Long Island City, NY 11101

Source: Not your standard tacos at Casa Enrique. Sometimes I Crave. Oct 4, 2012.


Delicious Mexican/pan-Latin cuisine at this popular spot just off the subway in Long Island City (that’s in Queens if you’re not in the know). Try the rojas con crema as an appetizer.

3. El Atroradero – 708 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238

Source: Frijoles, arroz, and…something tasty. New York Magazine.


This Brooklyn outpost of the Bronx staple brought in a machine from southern mexico to make their tortillas. So, you should start making your way there now.

4. Tacombi Cafe El Presidente – 30 W 24th St, New York, NY 10010

Source: Choices choices choices. Digital Image. Time Out NY.


You could spend all day here. No, really. In the morning, it’s a coffee and juice bar. It’s also a restaurant (obvs) and tortilleria. So, spend all day and then take some home.

5. Los Mariscos – 409 W 15th St, New York, NY 10011

Source: Mariscos means seafood, for the uninitiated. Digital Image. Eater New York. Oct. 5, 2016.


Tourists have found Los Mariscos at Chelsea Market, but so what? They found Cronuts, too, and those are still darn good. Wait in line on a hot day, have some ceviche and chill.

6. El Naranjo – 85 Rainey St, Austin, TX 78701

Source: No drooling on the guac at El Naranjo. Digital Image. Pen & Fork. March 20, 2011.


Our culinary journey now takes us south to Austin, TX, land of — OMG look at that guacamole. Is that shredded cheese on top? And those chips!

7. Sazón – 1816 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704

Source: Sazón. Digital Image. Thrillist.


Not just tacos and burritos at Sazón. A blend of culinary styles from underappreciated areas of Mexico, should you care to try.

8. El Burro – 1105 S Lamar Blvd Unit B, Austin, TX 78704

Source: Cleanliness is next to tastiness at El Burro. Digital Image. Eater Austin. Dec 7, 2016.


Did Austin need another Mexican restaurant? Did Austin need another bar? On this list, anyway, the answer is always…of course!

9. Fonda San Miguel – 2330 W N Loop Blvd, Austin, TX 78756

Source: A giant chile relleno graces the list for the first time. Digital Image. Fonda San Miguel.


Upscale for down-home Austin, Fonda San Miguel’s dishes are as pretty as they are tasty. Either way, that’s saying something.

10. Habanero – 501 W Oltorf St, Austin, TX 78704

Source: Not our fault if you bite your screen. Digital Image. Habanero Cafe.


You’re looking at the best Mexican comfort food Austin has to offer. And what’ve you got against comfort?

Read: 24 Times That Prove Latinos Just Don’t Do Basic Snacks

11. Carnitas Uruapan – 1725 W 18th St, Chicago, IL 60608

Source: We’d like you to “meat” the Chicago portion of the list. Digital Image. Vice. Oct. *, 2017.


If you didn’t look at all that meat and think, “We must be at Chicago,” you’ve clearly never been there. A pity. The slow-cooked pork is so much the house specialty at this legendary Pilsen spot that they put it in the name.

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12. Topolobampo – 445 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60610

Source: Topolo–whatever, that looks good. Digital image. Serious Eats. March 8, 2013.


Pictured here is the chilaquiles verde, a house speciality at Rick Bayless’s sequel to the ever-popular Frontera Grill. Tortilla chips with an egg on top? Sure.

Read: These 21 Ways Of Enjoying Sopa De Fideo Are Delicious, Surprising, And Very Different

13. La Chaparrita – 2500 S Whipple St, Chicago, IL 60623

Source: Maybe eat them one at a time. Digital image. Chicago Tribune. May 11, 2016.


Remember how we’re in Chicago? Well La Chaparrita specializes in meats, serving up almost 12 different kinds. And they make their own sausage. Chicago, remember, Chicago.

14. Mi Tocaya Antojería – 2800 W Logan Blvd, Chicago, IL 60647, Chicago, IL 60647

Source: Anything that circular has to be delicious. Digital image. Undated.


Just look at those colors! A sunny spot modeled after Mexican street food vendors, this place has found a strong following in the Chi.

Read: Here Are The Best Taquerias California And Texas Have To Offer

15. Cemitas Puebla – 817 W Fulton Market, Chicago, IL 60647

Source: Learn the ways of the Cemita. Digital Image. Chicago Tribune. Sep 28, 2017.


For the uninitiated, a Cemita is a type of sandwich which originated in the southern Mexican state of Puebla. It’s tastiness should be evident in the photo above, so why not make your way to Fulton Market and pick one up.

Read: 19 Dessert Tacos That Will Make Your Mouth Water

16. Cala – 149 Fell St, San Francisco, CA 94102

Source: Cala, one of SF’s finest. Digital Image. Focus Snap Eat.


A more experimental, modern take on Mexican cuisine. Different, but delicious. Is it comfort food you seek? Keep reading!

Read: 19 Ways To Make A Taco Without A Corn Tortilla

17. Nopalito – 306 Broderick St San Francisco, CA 94117

Source: Nopalito means nachos. Digital Image. Esquire.com Oct 11, 2009.

Just look at those chips, just look at them! Nopalito started serving what chefs serve for their staff and never looked back.

Read: 20 Destinations In Latin America Anthony Bourdain Visited In Order To Celebrate Culture And Cuisine

18. Mamacita – 2317 Chestnut St, San Francisco, CA 94123

Source: Mamacita, what you’ll be saying when the food arrives. Digital Image. Thrillist.


Tequila and tacos are treated equally at this stalwart SF eatery. Try both, but not at the same, you beast.

19. La Taqueria – 2889 Mission St, San Francisco, CA 94110

Source: La Taqueria, where big data met a big burrito. Digital Image. Sep 10, 2014.


La Taqueria bears the distinction of winning statistics site FiveThirthyEight’s inaugural burrito tournament. That’s it, folks, data does not lie: Best Burrito.

20. Tres Agaves – 130 Townsend St, San Francisco, CA 94107

Source: Tres Agaves, bumpin’ despite a Giants loss. Digital Image. SFGate.com


Great eats at this neighborhood favorite, near AT&T Park. And a rooftop bar too, where you can drown your sorrows after the Giants lose to the Dodgers again.

21. Guisados – 1261 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026

Source: Guisados is as good as you keep hearing. Digital Image. Serious Eats.


Best tortillas on the list. We know because we have tried them all. Speaking of trying, when you go to Guisado’s, try the mushroom tacos, the quesadilla and the agua fresca.

22. BS Taqueria – 514 7th St, Los Angeles, CA 90014

Source: BS Taqueria, where the wild rumpus starts nightly at 7:05 sharp. Digital Image. Eater LA.


The dining room looks like something out of Where the Wild Things Are, and that’s a good thing. Like it’s big brother restaurant, Broken Spanish, this taco-focused outpost keep things hot.

23. Coni’Seafood – 3544 W. Imperial Highway, Inglewood, CA 90303

Source: Coni’Seafood doing what they do best. Digital Image. LA WEEKLY.


Flight into LAX. Quick Uber to Coni’Seafood in Inglewood. Ceviche. Then we discuss plans.

24. Taco Miendo – 11462 Gateway Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90064

Source: Taco Miendo like a boss. Digital Image. The Daily Meal.


You could do way worse than an asada taco or two from this mini-chain on LA’s west side. LA is a taco town, so even the dives are top notch.

25. Mexicali Taco & Co. – 702 N Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90012

Source: Mexicali Taco Digital Image. Bun Boy Eats LA. August 23, 2012.

This place used to be a stand in parking lot. They’ve come a long way, with a brick-and-mortar wedged into a little strip between Echo Park, Chinatown and Downtown. Get a vampiro and thank us in your minds.