…all explode on screen, making something infinitely compelling to watch. There are plenty of Spider-Beings (hi, Spider-Cat), references to various styles of comics artistry, and to comics artists themselves. There…
…Of Horrors for an instant serotonin boost. Smiley (Netflix), 2022-Present Set in Barcelona, Smiley is a stereotypical messy rom-com but in gay! It is an adaptation of the creator, Guillem…
…scrolling on his crush’s Instagram, and gets a text from his friend Miguel (played by Martin Martinez) asking ‘how many uncles are there?’ before he decides to come over. All…
…helps to create more grants and inspires more companies to invest in the Colombian film industry. La otra forma deserves credit for doing something radically different from what has been…
…should read next. You might know Hudes from her playwriting with credits like her Pulitzer Prize-winning play Water by the Spoonful or the Tony Award-winning musical In the Heights, which…
…with a high acceptance rate. No amount of humiliation will bar her from being open about her romantic life. None of the boundaries ignored will make her dream of the…
The live-action The Little Mermaid does not hit it out of the park in epic fashion. However, this film reverberates with vulnerability and care thanks to the performances, especially from…
…outside of their lives as heroes. We see Billy’s tech company, learn that Zack was a member of Congress, and get a peek at Trini’s beautiful home and headstrong daughter,…
…white counterparts. To be fair, Latinx representation is lacking across all of Hollywood, not just reality television, especially when it comes to darker-skinned Indigenous and Black Latinx people. Flavia from…
…earlier this year when I came across Chanel Cleeton’s book, Next Year in Havana, about the lives of two Cuban women from the same family facing challenges and changes in…
