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

12.27.18

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

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

12.26.18

'Cocote' still courtesy of Toronto Film Festival.

‘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

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

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.

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

12.21.18

Photo by Kim Toledo. Courtesy of France François

Michelle Rodriguez in 'Widows.' Photo courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox.

In ‘Widows,’ Michelle Rodriguez Shows Range Beyond Her Tough Action Star Persona

by Beatrice Loayza

12.21.18

Lin-Manuel Miranda at the European Premiere of "Mary Poppins Returns". Via Getty Images

Lin-Manuel Miranda on ‘Mary Poppins Returns,’ Taking ‘Hamilton’ to Puerto Rico, and the ‘In the Heights’ Movie

by Elena Romero

12.20.18

'Nothing Like the Holidays' courtesy of Overture Films.

‘Nothing Like the Holidays’ Is the Rare Christmas Movie That Reflects Close-Knit Latino Families

by Gabriela Garcia

12.19.18

How the Actors in Immigration Drama ‘Icebox’ Got The Hondureño Accent Right

by Jose Solís

12.18.18

Liboria Rodriguez and Filmmaker Alfonso Cuaron onstage during the NY Film Festival premiere of ROMA. (Photo by Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images for Netflix)

Before She Inspired ‘Roma,’ Libo Rodríguez Had Cameos in Two of Alfonso Cuarón’s Movies

by Carlos Aguilar

12.18.18

'Roma' photo by Carlos Somonte. Courtesy of Netflix

The Music in Alfonso Cuarón’s ‘Roma’ Is a Meticulously Accurate Document of 1970s Mexico

by Richard Villegas

12.17.18

Photo by Noe Herrera. Courtesy of Omenka

This Team of Afro-Colombian Actresses Is Bringing Diverse Stories to the Stage

12.14.18

Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) in 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.' Courtesy of Sony Pictures Entertainment

Why the Spanish Dialogue in ‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ Doesn’t Have Subtitles

12.11.18

Actress Selenis Leyva attends the 5th Annual Festival PEOPLE En Espanol, Day 2 at the Jacob Javitz Center on October 16, 2016 in New York City. Photo by Matthew Eisman/Getty Images for PEOPLE en Español

Op-Ed: Planned Parenthood Taught Me Women’s Health Care Didn’t Have to Come With a Side of Shame

12.10.18

Latin American Movies About Domestic Workers Are Always Told From the Perspective of the Elite

12.10.18

LeeBrian is the Best Kept Secret in Puerto Rican Rap

12.01.18

Tu Pum Pum: The Latin Grammys Have a Long History of Snubbing Reggaeton

11.30.18

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

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

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

30 Latinxs Who Made an Impact in Their Communities in 2018

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

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

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