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…Castro (Zoe Saldaña), a lawyer, to help her bury her past and plant a new future. Jessi (Selena Gomez) is Manitas’ wife and mother of their two sons. She is…
…tell that her mother, the aristocratic widow Mamá Elena (Irene Azuela), is less fond of her than her sisters, the conservative and sour Rosaura (Ana Valeria Becerril) and the budding…
…lead character Morgan ends up being recruited by Judy Reyes’ Selena to help the police department solve crimes. Morgan, of course, ends up being a breath of fresh air, even…
…many years) and Ebon Moss-Bachrach who also repeated a win in the Best Supporting Actor category. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbm0U7JVlXE Sadly, Colón-Zayas was the only Latina to take home a major Emmy. Selena…
…Selena got cast as the damaged, lovesick ex. “Is Selena Gomez still hung up on Justin?” magazines would ask, conveniently ignoring Bieber’s very public breakdowns and post-Selena relationship drama. What…
…color in general. Leading Latinas First up, let’s talk about the large and obviously in charge Latinas who got some recognition from the Television Academy. Selena Gomez’s name was finally…
…works as an employee at several fictional stores, including Cupcake City, Yo-Yo Cart, Cheese Out of My League, Pirate Frank’s Fish Fry, and Megaphone World. Selena Gomez in Wizards of…
…Cholitas (aka Indigenous, Bolivian women). Dora Magueño, Cecilia Llusco, Ana Lía (Liita) González, Lidia Huayllas, and Elena Quispe begin their journey in El Alto and La Paz, Bolivia, at 4150…
…she bounced around in an ill-fitting mechanical suit so…it is what it is. I have a few favorite JLo movies where I feel like her performance is pretty good. Selena,…
