8 Latina TV Stars Kids Can Look Up To By Maria Alvarez, Common Sense Media “Diversity” is a lot more than the latest buzzword in Hollywood. When kids see positive portrayals of people who share their background and culture on
Latinos Buy More Movie Tickets Than Any Other Minority Group March 29, 2017 By Manuel Betancourt I know what you’re thinking. It’s March 2017, why are we still talking about 2016? But hear us out. Every year around this time
19 Latino ‘90s Songs That Made Your Decade “Bailamos! Let the rhythm take you over, Bailamos!” By Carolina Moreno , Tanisha Love Ramirez The ‘90s were about a lot more than tamagotchis, dial-up internet and Y2K mania. For Latinos, it
Lin-Manuel Miranda Raffling A Date To Raise Money For Immigrants “When immigrants succeed, we all succeed.” By Carolina Moreno Lin-Manuel Miranda knows that immigrants get the job done, and that’s why the “Hamilton” creator is hoping to raise money for two
Latina Congressional Candidate Moves Beyond Being a Maxim Model By Reza Gorhesi Getting ready for the 2018 Congressional election is someone you may not expect to see in government: Maxim model Alejandra Campoverdi (Ali Campoverdi). Although she’s a talented government staffer, Campoverdi
20 Years Later, Selena Rare Example of Hollywood Getting Latinos Right By Gabriela Resto-Montero The casting call was announced on Noticiero Univision: Producers for a new film about the life and death of superstar Selena Quintanilla-Pérez would hold open auditions
Laurie Hernandez Owning Her Natural Curly Hair Is Important By Carolina Moreno Laurie Hernandez is an Olympic gold medalist, a best-selling author and the youngest person ever to win “Dancing with the Stars.” But for many fans, it’s the 16-year-old’s hair
Beauty standarts are different all around the world, but with the amount of movies Hollywood makes, we keep seeing and hearing that the ultimate standard of hotness for men is Brad Pitt and the like. Well, we decided to challenge
by Russell Contreras, Associated Press Miriam Colón, Pioneering Latina Actress, Dies at Age 80 Miriam Colón, a pioneering actress in U.S. Latino New York theater who starred in films alongside Marlon Brando and Al Pacino, died Friday. Her husband, Fred
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital®’s new gala series, “A Night in,” introduces “A Night in Venice at Carnevale.” The inaugural event will transfix guests with jaw-dropping entertainment including fire dancers, contortionists, a stilt walker, jugglers and more, Friday, March 3
