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Ask an Immigration Lawyer: Can I Travel With a Pending Citizenship Application?

01.15.19

REVIEW: Paraguay’s Oscar Entry ‘Las Herederas’ Chronicles the Unraveling of a 30-Year Lesbian Relationship

01.14.19

'Las herederas' still courtesy of Distrib Films US

This Beautiful Photo Series Provides Much-Needed Representation for the Peruvian Diaspora

01.14.19

Photo by Connie Chavez from Alegría Peruanx series. Courtesy of photographer

Cecilia Suárez & Manolo Caro on their Two Decades of Friendship and Creative Collaboration

01.10.19

'Perfectos Desconocidos' Photo courtesy of Noc Noc Films.

A Breakdown of the Controversy Surrounding Lin Manuel-Miranda & ‘Hamilton’ in Puerto Rico

01.10.19

Lin-Manuel Miranda of 'Hamilton' performs onstage during the 70th Annual Tony Awards. Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions

REVIEW: Reality Show ‘Cartel Crew’ Follows the Kids of Cartel Kingpins, But Fails to Grapple With Their True Legacy

01.09.19

James Barela. Image courtesy of Baetanical.

Meet James Barela, the Ceramicist & Designer Behind Dreamy Plant Blog Bae•Tanical

by Remezcla Estaff

01.09.19

Photo by Hanna_Quevedo. Courtesy of the artist.

On New Album ‘Siku,’ Ecuador’s Nicola Cruz Takes His Electronic-Organic Fusion on a World Tour

by Caitlin Donohue

01.08.19

Photo by @monogomez. Courtesy of the artist

J Balvin Became the Global Pop Star He Wanted to Be. What’s Next?

by Sara Skolnick

01.07.19

President of HFPA Meher Tatna and William H. Macy onstage during the Hollywood Foreign Press Association's Grants Banquet at The Beverly Hilton Hotel on August 9, 2018 in Beverly Hills, California. Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images

No Latino Actors Won a Golden Globe This Year. The HFPA Has a Long History of Ignoring Them

by Manuel Betancourt

01.07.19

Tu Pum Pum: Why Did the Media Declare the Death of Reggaeton in the Late 2000s?

by Eduardo Cepeda

01.03.19

'Too late to die young' courtesy of TIFF

Director Dominga Sotomayor Castillo Plans to Create a Film Center in Santiago to Show More Women’s Stories

by Carlos Aguilar

12.27.18

Bad Bunny performs onstage during Calibash Los Angeles 2018 at Staples Center. Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images

Bad Bunny’s Recent Attention to Puerto Rican Politics Is the Sign of an Artistic Evolution

12.27.18

'Cocote' still courtesy of Toronto Film Festival.

The Director of ‘Cocote,’ on Creating an Ambitious Visual Language to Capture the Dominican Republic’s Colonial History

12.26.18

‘The Chambermaid’s First-Time Director Says Mexico is Overflowing With Powerhouse Women Producers

12.26.18

30 Latinxs Who Made an Impact in Their Communities in 2018

12.21.18

Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal appear in Blindspotting by Carlos López Estrada, an official selection of the U.S. Dramatic Competition at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute.

Rafael Casal on Creating a Complex Portrait of Oakland’s Race & Class Dynamics in ‘Blindspotting’

12.21.18

Photo by Kim Toledo. Courtesy of France François

These Workshops Aim to Heal Haitian-Dominican Divides With Lessons on Their Shared History

12.21.18

Ask an Immigration Lawyer: Can I Travel With a Pending Citizenship Application?

REVIEW: Paraguay’s Oscar Entry ‘Las Herederas’ Chronicles the Unraveling of a 30-Year Lesbian Relationship

This Beautiful Photo Series Provides Much-Needed Representation for the Peruvian Diaspora

Cecilia Suárez & Manolo Caro on their Two Decades of Friendship and Creative Collaboration

A Breakdown of the Controversy Surrounding Lin Manuel-Miranda & ‘Hamilton’ in Puerto Rico

REVIEW: Reality Show ‘Cartel Crew’ Follows the Kids of Cartel Kingpins, But Fails to Grapple With Their True Legacy

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