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

07.08.20

On ‘Tiempos Raros,’ El Shirota Pen a Fond Farewell to an Era & Look to the Future

07.06.20

Photo by Alan Cortest. Courtesy of the artist

What We Can Learn From 1964’s Multi-Racial School Boycott in Queens, NY

07.03.20

Solomon Ray Steps Into the Spotlight as Reggaetón’s Newest Heartthrob on ‘La Mala Introducción’

07.03.20

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

07.03.20

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

07.02.20

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

Urbano Street Is Documenting NYC’s Underground

by Jessica Lipsky

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

by Raphael Tsavkko Garcia

07.01.20

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

by Manuel Betancourt

07.01.20

Gledys Anael, a founding member of the Hektra brotherhood poses for a portrait during her transformation to "Mama Oracle" in Quito, Ecuador. Photo by Johis Alarcón for Remezcla

How Ecuador’s Queer Folk Explore Identity Through Drag

by Sol Mirandx

07.01.20

Photo by Blackgamut. Courtesy of the artist

Meli & The Specs Sing The Body Apocalyptic

by E.R. Pulgar

07.01.20

Dyllon Burnside, Janet Mock, Indya Moore & Angel Bismark Curiel. Photo by Jojo Whilden. Courtesy of FX Networks.

Indya Moore Sparks Discussion on How the Burden of Change Falls on Marginalized Artists

by Jhoni Jackson

06.30.20

'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

Creating in Crisis: On Poetry, Aja Monet

06.29.20

Say Hello to the Only Spanish-Language Feminist Radio Show in the US

06.26.20

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

On ‘Tiempos Raros,’ El Shirota Pen a Fond Farewell to an Era & Look to the Future

What We Can Learn From 1964’s Multi-Racial School Boycott in Queens, NY

Solomon Ray Steps Into the Spotlight as Reggaetón’s Newest Heartthrob on ‘La Mala Introducción’

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

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

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