…girl becomes a grown-up. But you’d be wrong. From filmmaker Cecilia Aldarondo, You Were My First Boyfriend pushes the boundaries of the classic teen coming-of-age story while visiting your favorite…
…our communities. We know the majority of newsrooms are dominated by white men, that’s why we’re highlighting the Latine writers and journalists who are helping to make a difference. How…
…takes place behind the cameras, portraying what the media has become (especially huge money makers like morning shows) – infotainment rather than news, titillation instead of information. From the first…
…all its characters to safe harbor with coherent denouements and naive but oh-so-necessary morals. From the impossibility of going from masturbation to love-filled intercourse, from frustrated life in a trailer…
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! There’s a chill in the air, your cafecito has never felt more comforting, and Halloween is just around the corner. Fall is…
It’s 2023 and we’ve still got a long way to go when it comes to nuanced portrayals of friendships between women. Adding to Barbie, we now have Disney+’s Ahsoka to…
…of filmmaking illustrate this large part of life? These films ask, pushing the rom-com into new territories. In If You Were the Last, we see the magic bubble of young…
…a lot! Read on for my top life lessons from Spy Kids: Armageddon and really the franchise at large. Heroes Come in all Shapes and Sizes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuiRw0v3bAw The word “hero”…
…an Afro-Latina with her own series that tied directly to stories about Puerto Rico. My love of comic book collecting since I was a child and professional experience producing comic…
…year. For LatinaMedia.Co, Co-Founders Cristina Escobar and Nicola Schulze explored the complexities and nuances of this month, its history, and our future. The 19th News interviewed lifelong book enthusiasts, from…
