…Angeles. Cousin Luis’ (Frankie Quiñones) release from prison marks the beginning of the show, in which these two guys, with different philosophies of life, grow. Each character brings unique and…
…of two of Hausmann-Stokes’ battlemates: SSG “Grizzly” Luis Ramirez-Jimenez and SPC “Chile Verde” Boris Ventura. By his own admission, the Zoe director consciously chose to focus the story on women…
…the age of 9 in 1999. He starts by giving us slices of his life in San Luis La Herradura, El Salvador. Peppered throughout are recollections about how his parents…
…What ensues is a deep look into ourselves, both as a people and as a classist society. Right from the beginning of the film, director Luis Molina Casanova gives us…
…History in the United States by Milagros Denis-Rosario and Luis Álvarez-López Pioneers and Newcomers: A Latinx History in the United States, edited by Milagros Denis-Rosario and Luis Álvarez-López, is an…
…The dynamic between Dolores and Luis added layers of complexity to the storyline. It didn’t matter how crazy things got in the basement, Luis was a ride-or-die, that yes, had…
…my parents Ed Escobar and Gayle Gullett, and also my colleagues Toni Gonzalez, Kathia Woods, Hector Luis Alamo, and Dr. Olivia Garcia, who all provided me with much thoughtful feedback…
…I did TV interviews, live comic book blog conversations, and social media partnerships with celebrities like Rosario Dawson, Dayanara Torres, Luis Guzman, Rubén Blades, and Luna Lauren Velez. This helped…
…Luis Buñuel tells a bitter-sweet story of passion unfulfilled. Beautiful and melancholic, with erotic glances more telling than Bette Davis’s eyes, it ends before it begins, leaving you wanting more….
…Dolores’ world. From Nelly (played winningly by Kita Updike), a gen z Dominican check-out girl, to Luis, the himbo-esque Mrs. Lovett to Dolores’ Sweeney Todd (Alejandro Hernandez), the show doesn’t…
