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Bobby Soto on ‘The Tax Collector’ Criticism, Latinx Representation & More

08.07.20

Trailer: Selena Gomez Learns From LA Chefs on New HBO Show

08.06.20

Selena Gomez visits The SiriusXM Hollywood Studios at SiriusXM Studios on October 23, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Photo by Vivien Killilea/Getty Images

Catch ‘Purple Rain’ & ‘Selena’ at Ava DuVernay’s Free Drive-Ins in LA

08.06.20

Prince embraces Apollonia Kotero in a scene from the film 'Purple Rain', 1984. Photo by Warner Brothers/Getty Images

Here Are Your 2020 Latinx Emmy Nominees

07.29.20

Lupita Nyong'o speaks onstage at the Montecito Award Honoring Lupita Nyong'o during the 35th Santa Barbara International Film Festival at the Arlington Theatre on January 20, 2020 in Santa Barbara, California. Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images

‘Build Solidarity’: These Two Documentaries Capture the Uncertainty & Significance of This Moment

07.27.20

Marchers at a Black and Brown Unity rally in Chicago, June 2020. Photo by Mateo Zapata/Courtesy of Quiet Pictures.

‘Street Food: Latin America’ Is a Mouth-Watering, Welcome Escape

07.24.20

STREET FOOD: Latin America - La Paz, Bolivia. Courtesy of Netflix.

Actress Alice Braga poses on August 7, 2014 in Locarno, Switzerland. Photo by Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty Images

Alicia Braga, Kid Cudi & More Star in HBO’s Upcoming Series ‘We Are Who We Are’

by Ecleen Luzmila Caraballo

07.08.20

‘Mucho Mucho Amor’ Filmmakers on Honoring Walter Mercado’s Legacy

by Manuel Betancourt

07.08.20

‘Hamilton’s Broadway Cast Prepare for Their Biggest Audience Yet

by Alicia Ramirez

07.03.20

Shia LeBeouf Plays a ‘Whiteboy Who Grew Up With Raza’ in The Tax Collector

by Ecleen Luzmila Caraballo

07.02.20

Disney Developing Animated Musical Set in Colombia With Lin-Manuel Miranda & Charise Castro Smith

by Erika Ramirez

07.02.20

'Unbroken Paradise.' Photo credit: Alcides Urrutia, Pirata y Luna Creative Studio. Courtesy of the filmmaker.

Colombian-American Director Juan David Romero on Making Impactful Films About the Migrant Experience

by Manuel Betancourt

07.02.20

'Reality Z.' Photo credit: Suzanna Tierie. Courtesy of Netflix.

Netflix’s ‘Reality Z’ Aims to Offer a Pointed Critique of the State of Brazilian Politics & Media

07.01.20

“Tampico Is Its Own ‘Twilight Zone'”: Alonso Alvarez-Barreda Talks Directing for the Iconic Sci-Fi Show

07.01.20

'Nahuel y el libro mágico.' Courtesy of the filmmakers.

‘Nahuel and the Magic Book’ Feels Like a Studio Ghibli Film Based on Mapuche Mythology

06.30.20

Photo Credit: Mark Hill. Courtesy of 2019 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.

Diane Guerrero on How ‘Doom Patrol’ Led Her on a Path of Self Awareness & Self Empowerment

06.30.20

Meet 3 Writers Whose LGBTQ Pilots Landed on List of Most Promising Unproduced Latinx TV Scripts

06.29.20

'Force of Nature.' Courtesy of Lionsgate.

“I Wanted to Be a Part of It”: Puerto Rican Actor David Zayas on New PR Set Heist Thriller ‘Force of Nature’

06.29.20

Bobby Soto on ‘The Tax Collector’ Criticism, Latinx Representation & More

Trailer: Selena Gomez Learns From LA Chefs on New HBO Show

Catch ‘Purple Rain’ & ‘Selena’ at Ava DuVernay’s Free Drive-Ins in LA

Here Are Your 2020 Latinx Emmy Nominees

‘Build Solidarity’: These Two Documentaries Capture the Uncertainty & Significance of This Moment

‘Street Food: Latin America’ Is a Mouth-Watering, Welcome Escape

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