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Angel Bismark Curiel Never Saw Himself as a Heartthrob, But ‘Pose’ Fans Are Thirsting for Lil Papi

06.25.19

5 Questions With Christopher Guerrero, the Director Behind Biting Satire ’White Guys Solve Sexism’

06.25.19

Steven Canals on How Growing Up as a Queer Afro-Latino in 1980s Bronx Prepared Him to Write ‘Pose’

06.18.19

Janet Mock and Steven Canals on stage during Legacy Awards gala on October 28, 2018 in Los Angeles, California. Photo by Randy Shropshire/Getty Images for Outfest

Nonbinary Actor Garcia On Being Excited & Terrified After Landing a Role in Netflix’s ‘Tales of the City’

06.06.19

Garcia in 'Tales of the City'. Photo by Alison Cohen Rosa. Courtesy of Netflix

‘She’s Gotta Have It’ Writer Lemon Andersen Brought Spike Lee’s Vision of a Puerto Rico Episode to Life

06.04.19

Edward James Olmos Reflects on the Legacy of ‘Stand and Deliver,’ Three Decades Later

05.30.19

'Alternatino with Arturo Castro' photo by Cara Howe. Courtesy of Comedy Central.

It’s Been 20 Years Since a Latino Sketch Comedy Show Aired on TV, Arturo Castro Is Here to Change That

by Manuel Betancourt

05.29.19

Eduardo Franco stars as Theo in 'Booksmart.' Photo by Francois Duhamel. Courtesy of Annapurna Pictures

Mexican-American Actor Eduardo Franco on the ‘Booksmart’ Role That Was Created Just for Him

by Manuel Betancourt

05.24.19

Mishel Prada, Melissa Barrera and Tanya Saracho on set of 'Vida' season 1. Courtesy of Starz

‘Vida’ Showrunner Tanya Saracho On Facing Protests & This Season’s Gay Vaquero Wedding

by Manuel Betancourt

05.22.19

Cuban-American Actress Otmara Marrero Steps into the Spotlight with Dark Drama ‘Clementine’

by Manuel Betancourt

05.07.19

‘Catalina’ Is a Quietly Powerful Short Film About an Undocumented Mother Battling Mental Illness

by Carlos Aguilar

04.30.19

'Pozole' still courtesy of the filmmaker

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

by Carlos Aguilar

04.23.19

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

04.19.19

Meet Zoe Salicrup Junco, the Boricua Director Behind Promising Short Film ‘Marisol’

04.12.19

Diego Molano Aims to Teach Mesoamerican Mythology to Latino Kids With Animated Adventure Series ‘Victor and Valentino’

03.30.19

'The Garden Left Behind' still courtesy of SXSW

Flavio Alves & Carlie Guevara on Telling the Story of an Undocumented Trans Latina Authentically

03.21.19

Sofia Boutella, Romain Guillermic, Souheila Yacoub, Kiddy Smile in 'Climax.' Photo by Couramiaud/Laurent Lufroy and Fabien Sarfati. Courtesy of A24

Argentine-Born Director Gaspar Noé Is Known for His Edgy French Films, But Wants to Make a Movie in Spanish

03.21.19

Alfonso Cuaron attends premiere of 'Roma' during 56th New York Film Festival. Photo by Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images for Netflix

Alfonso Cuarón Breaks Down the Use of Language in ‘Roma,’ Including Plans for Subtitles in Mixtec

02.21.19

Angel Bismark Curiel Never Saw Himself as a Heartthrob, But ‘Pose’ Fans Are Thirsting for Lil Papi

5 Questions With Christopher Guerrero, the Director Behind Biting Satire ’White Guys Solve Sexism’

Steven Canals on How Growing Up as a Queer Afro-Latino in 1980s Bronx Prepared Him to Write ‘Pose’

Nonbinary Actor Garcia On Being Excited & Terrified After Landing a Role in Netflix’s ‘Tales of the City’

‘She’s Gotta Have It’ Writer Lemon Andersen Brought Spike Lee’s Vision of a Puerto Rico Episode to Life

Edward James Olmos Reflects on the Legacy of ‘Stand and Deliver,’ Three Decades Later

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