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In This Series, Two Taco Journalists Take Us on a Tour of the ‘United Tacos of America’

12.17.19

HBO Max to Develop ‘1% Happy,’ a TV Show Written by and Starring Dani Fernandez

12.16.19

Dani Fernandez attends the premiere of Disney's "Ralph Breaks the Internet" at El Capitan Theatre on November 5, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. Photo by David Livingston/Getty Images

REVIEW: Marvel’s ‘Runaways’ Final Season Is as Intense as Ever

12.16.19

Despite Starring as ‘The Mandalorian,’ Pedro Pascal Didn’t Wear the Helmet as Much as This Guy

12.13.19

Pedro Pascal in the Disney+ series 'The Mandalorian'. Still courtesy of Lucasfilm Ltd.

Pablo Larraín’s Dazzling Drama ‘Ema’ Starring Gael García Bernal Gets US Release Date

12.13.19

15 Latino Movies You Probably Didn’t See in 2019 But Should

12.12.19

TRAILER: ‘In the Heights’ Movie Is a Vibrant, Colorful and Music-Filled Celebration of Latinos

by Monica Castillo

12.12.19

'Living Undocumented' still courtesy of Netflix

Filmmakers Pen Open Letter to Netflix Asking for Inclusion of Undocumented Creatives in Doc Series

by Kiko Martinez

12.11.19

Here’s a Running List of all the Awards Jennifer Lopez Has Racked Up for ‘Hustlers’

by Vanessa Erazo

12.11.19

Sundance Film Festival to Premiere Documentaries on Walter Mercado & Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Dad

by Vanessa Erazo

12.10.19

Double strands of concertina wire stretch across the U.S.-Mexico border fence on October 3, 2013 near San Ysidro, California. Photo by John Moore/Getty Images

New Show ‘Coyote’ Follows an Ex-Border Patrol Agent Whose POV Changes While Working With a Cartel

by Kristen Lopez

12.10.19

Courtesy of Cinema Tropical/Margaret Mead Film Festival

TRAILER: This Powerful Documentary Spotlights a Border Town That Lost 95% of Its Population in 10 Years

by Manuel Betancourt

12.10.19

'La casa de papel' cast at the 2019 Comic Con in Brazil. Courtesy of Netflix

We Now Have a Release Date for Season 4 of Netflix’s ‘La Casa de Papel’

12.09.19

TRAILER: This Brazilian Film Is an Ecological Thriller About Indigenous Rights, Women’s Rights & Deforestation

12.09.19

Jennifer Lopez attends STX Entertainment's 'Hustlers' Photo Call at Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills on August 25, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images

Jennifer Lopez and Ana de Armas Nab Golden Globe Nominations

12.09.19

Of Course Oscar Isaac’s Butt Has Its Own Tumblr

12.06.19

'Queen of Lapa' still courtesy of NewFest

REVIEW: This Doc Is an Intimate Look at the Woman Who Created a Safe Haven for Trans Sex Workers in Rio

12.06.19

Still from 'Ilha.' Photo courtesy of Film at Lincoln Center

Lincoln Center Will Screen Some of the Best of Brazilian Cinema of the Last Few Years

12.06.19

In This Series, Two Taco Journalists Take Us on a Tour of the ‘United Tacos of America’

HBO Max to Develop ‘1% Happy,’ a TV Show Written by and Starring Dani Fernandez

REVIEW: Marvel’s ‘Runaways’ Final Season Is as Intense as Ever

Despite Starring as ‘The Mandalorian,’ Pedro Pascal Didn’t Wear the Helmet as Much as This Guy

Pablo Larraín’s Dazzling Drama ‘Ema’ Starring Gael García Bernal Gets US Release Date

15 Latino Movies You Probably Didn’t See in 2019 But Should

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