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REVIEW: In ‘Cachada: The Opportunity’, Women Find Hope & Healing in a Salvadoran Theater

04.24.19

Director Jessica Mendez Siqueiros’ ‘Pozole’ Is a Dark Comedy About Being Chicana & Vegan

04.23.19

'Pozole' still courtesy of the filmmaker

REVIEW: This Documentary Is an Adorable & Poignant Look at Stray Dogs Living in a Chilean Skatepark

04.23.19

As El Museo del Barrio Celebrates 50 Years, Critics Say It’s Straying From Its Mission

04.23.19

REVIEW: ‘Councilwoman’ Documentary Chronicles a Dominican Hotel Maid-Turned-Politician Fighting for a Living Wage

04.22.19

REVIEW: ‘Someone Great’ Lives Up to Its Title & Spotlights Gina Rodriguez’s Comedic Talents

04.19.19

'Someone Great' photo by Sarah Shatz. Courtesy of Netflix.

REVIEW: A Sarcastic Priest-Turned-Curandero Saves ‘The Curse of La Llorona’ From Itself

by Carlos Aguilar

04.19.19

Rihanna and Donald Glover in 'Guava Island' / Film still via Amazon Prime.

REVIEW: ‘Guava Island’ Is a Pretty Postcard That Distances Itself From Cuba’s Political Baggage

by Monica Castillo

04.19.19

Tessa Thompson On Her Panamanian Grandmother & the Lack of Afro-Latino Stories in Hollywood

by Carmen Phillips

04.19.19

Dave Filoni and Pedro Pascal onstage during "The Mandalorian" panel at the Star Wars Celebration on April 14, 2019 in Chicago, Illinois. Photo by Daniel Boczarski/WireImage for Disney

Pedro Pascal Watched Clint Eastwood Movies to Prepare to Play ‘The Mandalorian’ in New ‘Star Wars’ Series

by Alejandro A. Riera

04.18.19

Oscar Isaac attends "The Rise of Skywalker" panel at Star Wars Celebration on April 12, 2019 in Chicago, Illinois. Photo by Daniel Boczarski/Getty Images for Disney

Oscar Isaac Was Asked How to Say ‘Star Wars’ in Spanish. His Answer Will Make You Laugh

by Manuel Betancourt

04.18.19

Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega addresses the 62nd United Nations General Assembly at the United Nations headquarters September 25, 2007 in New York City. Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images

Op-Ed: As the Government Pushes Young Nicaraguans Out, It’s Losing a Talented Generation

by Joel Herrera

04.18.19

In Puerto Rico, A New Generation of Women’s Plena Groups Are Raising Their Voices

04.18.19

‘Jane the Virgin’ Recap: Jane Is Stuck in a Love Triangle, Again

04.17.19

Photo by Photo Ed Zabel Photography, Courtesy of Coachella Magazine.

Meet Giselle Woo, Rock en Español From the Scorching Desert of Coachella Valley

04.16.19

Ask an Immigration Lawyer: How Can I Help Immigrants if I’m Not a Lawyer?

04.16.19

Suelta: Before I Even Knew Heartache, Juan Gabriel Was There

04.12.19

Photo by David Luraschi. Courtesy of Cola Boyy

Meet Cola Boyy, the Oxnard Activist Making Space Disco From His Bedroom

04.12.19

REVIEW: In ‘Cachada: The Opportunity’, Women Find Hope & Healing in a Salvadoran Theater

Director Jessica Mendez Siqueiros’ ‘Pozole’ Is a Dark Comedy About Being Chicana & Vegan

REVIEW: This Documentary Is an Adorable & Poignant Look at Stray Dogs Living in a Chilean Skatepark

As El Museo del Barrio Celebrates 50 Years, Critics Say It’s Straying From Its Mission

REVIEW: ‘Councilwoman’ Documentary Chronicles a Dominican Hotel Maid-Turned-Politician Fighting for a Living Wage

REVIEW: ‘Someone Great’ Lives Up to Its Title & Spotlights Gina Rodriguez’s Comedic Talents

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