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ABC Is Developing a Comedy Series About a Gay Tejano Man Who Moves Back Home

08.29.17

Rob Sudduth (L) and his partner Greg Rikaart (R) attend the 10th annual GLSEN Respect Awards at the Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel on October 17, 2014 in Beverly Hills, California. Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images for GLSEN Respect Awards-Los Angeles

Kate del Castillo Finally Opens Up About ‘The Day I Met El Chapo’ in Netflix Series

08.29.17

Photo by Phillip Faraone/Getty Images for NALIP

Robert Rodriguez’s New Series ‘Rebel Without a Crew’ Offers Cash for Indie Film Projects

08.29.17

By Thomas Crenshaw - originally posted to Flickr as Robert Rodriguez at South by Southwest, CC BY-SA 2.0, Link

A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Animating Dante, the Sacred Aztec Dog in Pixar’s ‘Coco’

08.28.17

Byron Bashforth working on 'Coco' at Pixar Animation Studios. Photo by Deborah Coleman. Courtesy of Pixar

Netflixeando: Create Your Own Danny Trejo Film Festival With These 10 Movies on Netflix

08.28.17

Danny Trejo at a screening held at The Paley Center for Media in Beverly Hills on July 16. (Disney Channel/Image Group LA)

The Women of Mexican Rom-Com ‘Tales of an Immoral Couple’ on Why the Film Shoot Felt Like a Party

08.25.17

Courtesy of Noc Noc Cinema/Hola Mexico Distribution

In Disney•Pixar’s “Coco,” several members of the Rivera family call the Land of the Dead home. Courtesy of Pixar

How a Mexican Folk Artist’s Fever Dream Inspired a Character in Pixar’s ‘Coco’

by Manuel Betancourt

08.25.17

Photo by Andres Oyuela. Courtesy of Carolina Guerra

How Former Miss Bogotá Carolina Guerra Landed on TNT’s Drama ‘Animal Kingdom’

by Kiko Martinez

08.24.17

The Little Known Connection Between ‘Blood In, Blood Out’ and HBO’s ‘Insecure’

by Toni Gonzales

08.23.17

By Bandai Namco Entertainment America, CC BY 3.0, Link

‘Godzilla’ Took a Break from Terrorizing Japan to Paralyze Traffic in Mexico City

by Kristen Lopez

08.23.17

'Jaar, el lamento de las imágenes' courtesy of Santiago Festival Internacional de Cine

TRAILER: This Doc Is Like a Master Class With Alfredo Jaar, the Artist Behind “This Is Not America” Billboard

by Manuel Betancourt

08.22.17

Cesar Chavez — speaking at the Delano UFW−United Farm Workers rally, in Delano, California (June 1974). CC BY 3.0, Link

You Should Stream: This 4-Part Doc Series on Chicanos Fighting for Equal Rights

by Kristen Lopez

08.22.17

TRAILER: The Documentary Celebrating Dolores Huerta’s Tireless Activism Has a Release Date

08.21.17

By Archives of Ontario, C.H.J. Snider fonds, Reference Code F 1194 S 15000, I0015265. - ville.montreal.qc.ca - archives de l' Ontario, Public Domain, Link

This Prohibition Era Series About a Tequila Smuggler Is Like ‘Peaky Blinders’ Meets ‘Downton Abbey’

08.21.17

Brett Gelman and Nia Long in ‘Lemon.’ Photo courtesy of Magnolia Pictures.

‘Lemon’ Director Janicza Bravo on the Lack of Afro-Caribbean Inclusion in the Latino Community and Writing in Spanish Again

08.18.17

Esai Morales Gabrielle Carteris SAG-AFTRA president

Bob from ‘La Bamba’ Is Running Against Andrea from ‘Beverly Hills, 90210’ for SAG-AFTRA President

08.18.17

Snow tha Product. Photo by: Christopher Polk/USA Network. Courtesy of USA Network

How Snow Tha Product Prepared to Play a Drug Trafficker in ‘Queen of the South’

08.17.17

'Julieta' film still, courtesy of Sony Pictures Classics.

Denver Film Society Is Bringing Every Single Pedro Almodóvar Movie to the Big Screen in August

08.17.17

ABC Is Developing a Comedy Series About a Gay Tejano Man Who Moves Back Home

Kate del Castillo Finally Opens Up About ‘The Day I Met El Chapo’ in Netflix Series

Robert Rodriguez’s New Series ‘Rebel Without a Crew’ Offers Cash for Indie Film Projects

A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Animating Dante, the Sacred Aztec Dog in Pixar’s ‘Coco’

Netflixeando: Create Your Own Danny Trejo Film Festival With These 10 Movies on Netflix

The Women of Mexican Rom-Com ‘Tales of an Immoral Couple’ on Why the Film Shoot Felt Like a Party

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