…culture. His story is inseparable from the history of Tejano music itself – an art form forged in borderlands, shaped by exclusion, and sustained by families who believed cultural survival…
…her way in life without El Charro. Desperate to be herself again, Brenda (Valentida Acosta) insists on using her new baby as a substitute for her deceased son. Opportunistic journalist…
…Joe’s ambitions, driven by both pride and pressure, gradually fracture his family. His story becomes a reflection on how the same values that inspire hope can also fuel self-destruction. Through…
…and stop being at war with myself. I filled my Instagram feed with creators like Miriam Lara-Mejía, Mariana Den Hollander, Arhe Molina, and Agustina Cabaleiro, and my Kindle with their…
…Yes, the characters are still messy, relatable, unhinged in delicious ways. But it’s 2025. Can we at least pretend we have the emotional tools to self-interrogate for more than 17…
…the fantasy of women who balance everything perfectly: career, romance, self-discovery, all with a witty quip and great hair. But Rory’s revival story punctures that myth. It is what happens…
…the story of José Luis Conejera (played intelligently and entertainingly by Alberto Guerra), a disillusioned civil servant at the MeLate Lottery. He may have once dreamed of a career in…
…print edition in 2017 stacked in boxes like they are archival material. In a way, they are. I grew up on those pages. Before I ever called myself a journalist,…
…Carol Sturka (played by Rhea Seehorn from Better Call Saul), a romance novelist who is dissatisfied with her career. Unable to see the bright side of almost anything, she could…
…at the center of the story. She’s clearly a mother who cares about her son Milo (Duke McCloud). She’s also someone who values her career and her personal time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9y_QvRwu64…
