Ilia Calderón Becoming Univision’s First Afro-Latina Co-Anchor by Jenifer Calle Univision welcomes Ilia Calderón to her new role as co-anchor, along with Jorge Ramos, for the weeknight evening newscast, Noticiero Univision. MORE: TV Reporter Completely Owns Viewer Who Body-Shamed Her She is
Camila Cabello Shares Biggest Fear by Ashley Jimenez From slaying the stage during the Latin American Music Awards in September to her sensual salsa moves in her ‘Havana’ music video, Camila Cabello was tagged as a dancer. But this wasn’t always the case for
Gina Rodriguez Tears Up As She Gets A Surprise Visit From Acting Teacher By Leigh Blickley Gina Rodriguez was in the entertainment business for a decade before landing her dream role on “Jane the Virgin,” an experience she knows many actors
New Poll Reveals One in Three Latinos Have Faced Discrimination In The U.S. by Isabeau Touchard National Public Radio (NPR) has been working on a project called “You, Me and Them: Experiencing Discrimination In America.” Partnering alongside the Robert Wood Johnson
Selena is Memorialized with Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame by Rebekah Sager The late Selena Quintanilla, the undisputed Queen of Tejano music, was memorialized with a much-anticipated star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Friday. Though she has
The Problem With Saying Some Celebs Aren’t ‘Latina Enough’ by Ivana Pino In recent news, a number of celebrities have been criticized for identifying as Latinas because they don’t fit the typical mold of what “makes a Latina.” Whether it’s
3 Last Minute Celeb-Inspired Costumes by Verky Baldonado Halloween is a big event for most people and can get pricey depending on how many festivities you’re attending, so, here, we’re showing you 3 DIY quick-and-easy celeb-inspired costumes for you to
Border Agents Apprehend 10-Year-Old After Emergency Surgery Enforcement officers first encountered the undocumented immigrant when she was on her way from one hospital to another. By Elise Foley U.S. Border Patrol officers waited as a 10-year-old girl in Texas with
ISIS Threatens World Cup In Russia With Disturbing Lionel Messi Poster By Shirley Gomez The terrorist group of the Islamic State has again threatened to attack the 2018 World Cup. Using the image of one of the world’s best footballers,
How dangerous are ‘spicy Latina’ stereotypes? Jessica Hoppe Opinion After the publication of my recent essay titled “Is it OK to ask me ‘What are you?’” I received quite a bit of feedback — both good and bad — which
