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Rolling Review: I Watched The TV Series ‘Malayerba’ As Colombian Cannabis Expert

10.28.21

Ana Navarro Calls Out Arizona Senator & The Reactions Are Mixed

10.28.21

Ana Navarro DC Central Kitchen's Capital Food Fight on November 16, 2017 at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, DC.

Eiza González Reveals Which Designer Makes Her Feel Like ‘Mexican Barbie’

10.28.21

PARIS, FRANCE - OCTOBER 05: Eiza González attends the Louis Vuitton Womenswear Spring/Summer 2022 show as part of Paris Fashion Week on October 05, 2021 in Paris, France.

Vanessa Bryant Wins Ruling — & Los Angeles County Sheriff & Fire Chief Must Testify

10.27.21

Here’s What the Puerto Rico Restructuring Bill Is About & Why It Matters

10.27.21

SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO - AUGUST 02: Former congressional representative Pedro Pierluisi speaks before the Puerto Rican House of Representatives as they consider him for the vacant secretary of state post, on August 2, 2019 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Current Gov. Ricardo Rossello has nominated Pierluisi to fill the position next in line for the governorship before his expected exit from office at 5:00pm, leading to a complicated political process in deciding who the replacement for the governor will be.

Cuban Government Blames US for Coordinating Planned Protest

10.27.21

Doritos Premieres LGBTQ Ad & It’s the Representation We Need in 2021

by Lyra Hale

10.27.21

Meet Ray Villafane — Sculptor & Pumpkin Carving GOAT

by Kiko Martinez

10.26.21

TOPSHOT - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro gestures during the signing of agreements with his Colombian counterpart Ivan Duque (out of frame) at Planalto Palace in Brasilia, on October 19, 2021. - Duque is on 2-day official visit to Brazil.

Facebook and YouTube Yank Video of President Bolsonaro Claiming COVID-19 Vaccine Causes AIDS

by Toni Gonzales

10.26.21

selena quintanilla art by Ernesto Yerena

Ernesto Yerena Talks About Importance of Political Art in Docuseries ‘The Canvas’

by Kiko Martinez

10.26.21

Nike Dia de Los Muertos Siempre Familia Shoe LIne

Nike Honors Dia de Los Muertos With ‘Siempre Familia’ Shoe Line

by Toni Gonzales

10.26.21

A group of New York City firefighters ready themselves for duty.

New York City Fire Department Promotes First Latina Fire Lieutenant

by Toni Gonzales

10.25.21

Afro-Latine Comic Book Creators Acknowledge Transwomen in ‘Nubia & the Amazons’

10.25.21

Midsection of working mother using technologies while daughter sitting in background at dining table

Latinas Will Lose $1 Million Dollars in Earnings During Their Lifetime

10.21.21

Meet Dolores & José, the Latine ‘Peanuts’ Characters You Never Knew Existed

10.21.21

Soldier Sets Example for Daughter by Pursuing Dreams, Breaking Stereotypes

10.21.21

Brazilian Senators Drop Call For Charges of Homicide and Genocide Against President Jair Bolsonaro

10.21.21

Victoria Alonso attends Disney's premiere of "Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings" at El Capitan Theatre on August 16, 2021 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images)

Marvel Executive Speaks Spanish at ‘Eternals’ Premiere & Tells Audience ‘Let Everyone Learn’

10.20.21

Rolling Review: I Watched The TV Series ‘Malayerba’ As Colombian Cannabis Expert

Ana Navarro Calls Out Arizona Senator & The Reactions Are Mixed

Eiza González Reveals Which Designer Makes Her Feel Like ‘Mexican Barbie’

Vanessa Bryant Wins Ruling — & Los Angeles County Sheriff & Fire Chief Must Testify

Here’s What the Puerto Rico Restructuring Bill Is About & Why It Matters

Cuban Government Blames US for Coordinating Planned Protest

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