
With “My Name is Emilia del Valle,” Isabel Allende Give Us Another Heroine to Remember
Isabel Allende’s “My Name is Emilia Del Valle” is a story an authentic woman who comes to life through her history, virtues, and flaws.
Isabel Allende’s “My Name is Emilia Del Valle” is a story an authentic woman who comes to life through her history, virtues, and flaws.
Cuban-Jamaican American author of “If We Were a Movie,” Zakiya N. Jamal talks coming up Black and queer and the joy of going to the theater.
We’re excited to bring you something new – Con Texto, a monthly entertainment drop in partnership with The Latinx Collective.
Let’s celebrate the trailblazing Latina authors who paved the way in the publishing industry by stacking awards.
Available online and in Los Angeles, Austin, Mexico City, and Chicago, the MíraLA Film Festival celebrates women of color filmmakers.
Amor is in the air, and we’ve got the perfect swoon-worthy Latinx romance books to add to your list this season of love.
While the numbers aren’t great, there are Latinas in publishing who are pushing for more Latinx voices. Let’s celebrate them.
The Oscar nominations are out but already knew what was going to happen – the Academy delivered snubs to Latina filmmakers, again.
Mixed media artist, Denise Zubizarreta is saying the quiet part out loud – about violence against women in her podcast “Denise.”
ADIFF (African Diaspora International Film Festival) helps correct the underrepresentation of people of color, including those from LATAM.