The biggest names in the industry including Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Jennifer Lopez, Madonna and Salma Hayek came together at London’s Twickenham Stadium Saturday to participate in a benefit concert promoting girls’ and women’s rights. It is great to see Latinas as
Latin singer Bruno Mars faced heart wrenching news Saturday of the loss of his mother. Bernadette Hernandez unexpectedly passed on Saturday in Bruno Mar’s home state of Hawaii. The mom of one of today’s most popular pop singers died of
Eva Longoria over the weekend received praise from former president Bill Clinton over twitter. Clinton congratulated Longoria on graduating with her master’s degree in Chicano Studies last week. The former president thanked Longoria, “for inspiring others to never stop learning
Charlie Sheen has changed his name back to his birth name, Carlos Estevez. The former Two and a Half Men star Charlie Sheen has opted to go with the name he was born with for his role in the upcoming
The 2013 Billboard awards were full of excitement and had a surprising large Latino presence. For starters, the beloved Bruno Mars kicked off the show, which aired live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. The 27-year-old singer,
Jennifer Lopez rocked the 2013 Billboard Music Awards in an eccentric, Big Bird meets Louis Vuitton outfit. The pop singer dazzled in red as she stormed the stage and performed her recently debuted song “Live it Up.” Taking a cue from her own
Playboy has named its first ever Mexican-American “Playmate of the Year” — 25-year-old Raquel Pomplun. Raquel, a biochemistry major and classically trained ballerina, revealed to E! News that she had 103 degree fever during her photo shoot. She was not
Ryan Seacrest’s bilingual approach to announcing his new Spanish singing competition TV show is a sign of merging Hollywood with the Latino community. “This is big…estoy muy emocionado,” Seacrest tweeted Sunday as he revealed the news. The American Idol host will
Word spread quickly Tuesday that Disney had filed a trademark application for “Dia de los Muertes.” The Internet was outraged at the request, and the Internet won again. Disney acted quickly to quell dissent. Fronteras Desk, one of the news
Actress Michelle Rodriguez and Today show co-anchor Natalie Morales were among a dozen leaders in the Latino community were recognized by Cosmopolitan for Latinas for making outstanding strides in their fields. The honorees will be featured in the summer 2013
