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“Read a damn book! Dance naked!” ‘Gentefied’s Julissa Calderon On What To Do While In Self-Isolation

04.14.20

Art by Stephany Torres for Remezcla. Photo credit: Paola Trusendi.

Bolivian-Iranian Comedian Martin Amini Provides the Kind of Relief We Need Right Now

04.13.20

Photo by Daniel Perez. Courtesy of Martin Amini.

‘Afterlife,’ Julia Alvarez’s First Novel in 15 Years, Explores Aging & Death

04.13.20

Mexican Comedian Alex Fernández On Finding Humor in Men’s Insecurities & His Own White Privilege

04.13.20

'El Especial de Alex Fernández, el Especial.' Courtesy of Netflix.

“Self-Care Is Not Enough”: Activist & Artist Favianna Rodriguez on the Importance of Collective Care

04.10.20

Watch Eminem & Snoop Dogg Sing the Praises of Chicano Artists Estevan Oriol & Mister Cartoon in ‘LA Originals’ Doc

04.10.20

Chiquis On Self-Care During Quarantine

by Itzel Alejandra

04.09.20

Morgan Spector, Azhy Robertson, Caleb Malis in 'The Plot Against America.' Photograph by Michele K. Short/HBO

Opinion: Why HBO’s Alt-History Drama ‘The Plot Against America’ Hits Close to Home for Latinx Viewers

by Jorge Corona

04.08.20

‘Gentefied’s Karrie Martin Is Turning To Her Faith & Catching Up On Cheesy Hallmark Dramas in the Time of COVID-19

by Manuel Betancourt

04.06.20

Forget ‘Contagion,’ This 1970s Mexican Film Is the Most Sobering Representation of a Modern Pandemic

by Manuel Betancourt

04.06.20

Photo by Orli Arias. Courtesy of the artist

J Balvin’s ‘Colores’ Is an Earnest Pursuit of Reinvention

by Ecleen Luzmila Caraballo

04.05.20

Self-Care: ‘Star Trek: Discovery’s Wilson Cruz Is Looking Inward & Finding Himself More Connected to Others Than Ever

by Manuel Betancourt

04.03.20

‘We Won’t Let Go Easily’: A Small Business Owner Shares Their Story & Family Recipe

04.03.20

Sexores Connect the Darkness of the Past With Modern Liberation on ‘Salamanca’

04.02.20

Tu Pum Pum: Mientras Que el Reggaetón se Convierte en Pop, Nunca Olvidemos las Raíces Negras del Género

04.02.20

People march and rally on May Day, also known as International Workers Day, on May 1, 2019 in Los Angeles, California. They were calling for support of labor and immigrant concerns such as wage improvement, immigration reform and a citizenship question in the upcoming national census. Photo by David McNew/Getty Images

Why Our Participation in the 2020 Census Matters Now More Than Ever

04.01.20

Review: Mexican Novelist Fernanda Melchor’s ‘Hurricane Season’ Is a Painful, Important Exploration of the Horrors of Femicide

04.01.20

Juan Jose Campanella in conversation with Nicolas Calzada. Courtesy of the Miami Film Festival.

Oscar Winner Juan José Campanella Looks Back On Harvey Weinstein’s Botched U.S. Release of ‘Metegol’

04.01.20

“Read a damn book! Dance naked!” ‘Gentefied’s Julissa Calderon On What To Do While In Self-Isolation

Bolivian-Iranian Comedian Martin Amini Provides the Kind of Relief We Need Right Now

‘Afterlife,’ Julia Alvarez’s First Novel in 15 Years, Explores Aging & Death

Mexican Comedian Alex Fernández On Finding Humor in Men’s Insecurities & His Own White Privilege

“Self-Care Is Not Enough”: Activist & Artist Favianna Rodriguez on the Importance of Collective Care

Watch Eminem & Snoop Dogg Sing the Praises of Chicano Artists Estevan Oriol & Mister Cartoon in ‘LA Originals’ Doc

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