When Marcello Hernandez first appeared on our TV screens and social media feeds as a newSaturday Night Live cast member; in the fall of 2022, he quickly became an audience favorite with his hilarious, relatable skits. Though by no means the first Latino on the show, Hernandez is the first to bring Latinidad to the […]
If you haven’t been watching Tell Me Lies on Hulu, you have been missing captivating levels of drama only rivaled by the likes of classic telenovelas. Rather than fighting over terrenos or objecting at weddings, this show gives us a group of college friends who are at the mercy of the ups and downs of […]
It’s going to be an epic year at Sundance and thankfully, Latinx storytellers are representing for the last time in Park City in 2026.
“Regretting You” offers a grounded, emotionally resonant story with a dash of dark humor and a lot of empathy for women.
I don’t know how this happened. I watch film for work. I make watchlists like it’s a personality trait. And yet I missed these movies.
Netflix’s “People We Meet on Vacation” adaptation reveals how modern rom-coms are balancing emotional seriousness with delight.
Watching “Hamnet,” I recognized Agnes immediately, not as a historical figure but as someone familiar, someone like my great-grandmother.
Adapting two novels by famed Argentinean Claudia Piñeiro, “El Tiempo de las Moscas” shows female friendship to be a refuge.
Netflix’s latest Real Housewives knock-off, “Members Only: Palm Beach” is about what happens when status replaces substance.
Every time a new documentary drops about a powerful, famous man who committed atrocities — like Sean Combs: The Reckoning — I rush to watch it. It’s a kind of morbid curiosity to it — I want to know how someone got away with it for so long. I want the details. I want the […]