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Despite Starring in Huge Blockbusters, Zoe Saldaña Doesn’t Earn as Much as White Actresses

08.22.18

Zoe Saldaña attends the UK Premiere of 'Guardians of the Galaxy' on July 24, 2014 in London, England. Photo by Anthony Harvey/Getty Images

You Should Stream: This Short Doc Is an Inside Look at SF’s Immigration Raid Hotline

08.22.18

TRAILER: Kate del Castillo Goes on a Rampage in Season 2 of Netflix’s ‘Ingobernable’

08.22.18

'Ingobernable' season 2 photo by Juan Pablo Gutiérrez. Courtesy of Netflix

Here’s the First Trailer for Season 3 of Netflix’s 1920s Feminist Workplace Drama ‘Las Chicas del Cable’

08.21.18

'Chicas del cable' photo by Manuel Fernandez. Courtesy of Netflix

Sarunas Jackson On Persuading ‘Insecure’s Writers to Make Dro Panamanian

08.21.18

Sarunas Jackson and Yvonne Orji in 'Insecure.' Courtesy of HBO

Netflix’s First Mexican Reality Show Is a Glimpse at Young Rich Fresas In Their Natural Habitat

08.21.18

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‘Hollywood in Color’ Is a Film Podcast That Gives Mexicanas in Old Hollywood Their Due

by Kristen Lopez

08.20.18

From ‘Full House’ to ‘Rugrats’: 20 TV Shows That Have Unrecognizable Titles in Spanish

by Carlos Aguilar

08.20.18

Jacqueline Priego, Samantha Ramirez-Herrera and Ana Ayora in 'Pinkslipped.' Photo by Emerson Lee Photography. Courtesy of Jacqueline Priego

TRAILER: This Chicago-Set Web Series Is a Latina Feminist Workplace Comedy

by Manuel Betancourt

08.20.18

Raul Castillo and Evan Rosado appear in We The Animals by Jeremiah Zagar, an official selection at 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute. Photo by Zak Mulligan

How ‘We the Animals’ Casting Director Found Their Young Star at the Puerto Rican Day Parade

by Carlos Aguilar

08.17.18

Interior of news studio. Photo by Simonkr for E+/Getty

These Journalists Made History in Brazil as First Pair of Black Anchors of a News Show

by Manuel Betancourt

08.17.18

'Distrito Salvaje' photo courtesy of Netflix

Netflix’s First-Ever Colombian Series ‘Distrito Salvaje’ Has a Release Date

by Manuel Betancourt

08.16.18

Edward James Olmos as Felipe Reyes, JD Pardo as EZ Reyes in 'Mayans M.C.' Photo by Prashant Gupta. Courtesy of FX

‘Mayans M.C.’ Cast on Portraying a Latino Motorcycle Club on TV in the Age of Trump

08.16.18

'Roma' photo by Carlos Somonte. Courtesy of Netflix

The First Full Teaser for Alfonso Cuarón’s Highly Anticipated ‘Roma’ Is Finally Here

08.16.18

'We The Animals' Courtesy of The Orchard

How Justin Torres’ Novel About Living With an Abusive Father Got Made Into a Movie

08.15.18

Courtesy of Guadalajara International Film Festival (FICG)

TRAILER: ‘La Negrada’ Is Mexico’s First-Ever Fiction Film to Have an All-Black Cast

08.15.18

'Una mujer fantastica' (A Fantastic Woman). Courtesy of Sony Classics

This Film Series Is Bringing Latin America’s Queer Cinema to Phoenix’s Latino Neighborhoods

08.15.18

In ‘Room to Grow’ Doc, a Latinx Teen Struggles After Coming Out to Religious Parents

08.14.18

Despite Starring in Huge Blockbusters, Zoe Saldaña Doesn’t Earn as Much as White Actresses

You Should Stream: This Short Doc Is an Inside Look at SF’s Immigration Raid Hotline

TRAILER: Kate del Castillo Goes on a Rampage in Season 2 of Netflix’s ‘Ingobernable’

Here’s the First Trailer for Season 3 of Netflix’s 1920s Feminist Workplace Drama ‘Las Chicas del Cable’

Sarunas Jackson On Persuading ‘Insecure’s Writers to Make Dro Panamanian

Netflix’s First Mexican Reality Show Is a Glimpse at Young Rich Fresas In Their Natural Habitat

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