“The Bear” Season 4 Is Too Cold and Tired to Cook
“The Bear” Season 4 forgets the anxiety, the inherited trauma, the kitchen as both battlefields and family tables, turning inward instead.
What We Are Watching
River Gallo on Latinidad, Cowboys, and Gender in Feature Debut “Ponyboi”
Latina Media Co interviews “Ponyboi” writer and star River Gallo on what makes their films so specific and evocative to Latine audiences.
“Homem com H” Shows Us Queer Liberation’s Path in Brazil
Netflix’s “Homem com H” parallels Ney Matogrosso’s path with the country’s, showing how both dealt with the dictatorship and homophobia.
Lots of Latino Content Coming to Netflix
There are a lot of Latinos coming to your Netflix account from gothy tombs to sun-drenched fields – and I know we need it!
“The Phoenician Scheme” Contemplates and Delivers on Redemption
Starring Benicio del Toro, “The Phoenician Scheme” follows a ruthless tycoon as he reconnects with his daughter and searches for redemption.
How Latino Characters Handle Risk in Gambling-Themed Entertainment
The future looks bright for Latino representation in gambling-themed entertainment, told with respect, nuance, and genuine understanding.
“Mentiras, La Serie” Honors the Original with New Layers
In February 2009, the musical that would change Mexican pop culture forever premiered: Mentiras, el Musical. With 4,000 performances to its credit, a tenure of more than a decade on the billboards, and even a drag show (Mentidrags), it is one of the longest-running and most resonant theatrical productions in Latin America. By José Manuel […]
Seven Latino Films We Loved at Tribeca 2025
We were overwhelmed by the number of Latino films at Tribeca 2025 – and particularly happy to see so many win awards.
Blood Ties and Betrayal, “The Better Sister” Is THAT Murder Mystery
“The Better Sister” is the kind of show that sucker punches your weekend plans and has you texting your therapist mid-season.
“The Materialists” Wastes Pedro Pascal on a Story that Punishes Female Ambition
“The Materialists” judges its heroine for wanting financial security and forsakes Pedro Pascal in the process.