Killing Her Gods: A Look At Tessa Thompson In ‘Westworld’
Tessa Thompson is an immovable force in this season of the trippy time jumpy ‘Westworld’ as Charlotte Hale, the baddest baddie of them all.
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‘Father of the Bride’ Shines with Cultural Specificity
When I was little, all I could look forward to in terms of rom-coms or family comedies were movies like How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days or The Parent Trap. All classics for their time, but now I’m grateful for films with BIPOC creatives at the fore. Father of the Bride is one […]
Todo Para ‘The Garcias’
Following a super mezclado family, ‘The Garcias’ features a beautiful blend of interests, cultures, businesses, and ages.
The Latinas of ‘Euphoria’ Leave Me Wanting More
Euphoria’s two Latina characters, Maddy and Kat, offer more fuel to the backlash fire, deepening rather than undercutting Latina stereotypes.
HBO Max’s ‘Station Eleven’ Can Help You Process Pandemic Trauma
A play-within-a-play, ‘Station Eleven’ uses theater so beautifully as a way to heal the ongoing trauma everyone continues to experience within the pandemic.
5 TV Shows That Navigate Female Friendship
Over the years, I’ve noticed television shows being the place where female friendship has flourished on screen. There has been a liberation of new topics and taboos that weren’t ever shown before, giving us more room for representation, and new role models to aspire and relate to.
Greta on HBO’s Genera+ion Captures Queer, Latinx Adolescence
HBO’s Genera+ion shows what it means for a young, queer Latina to fumble through romance for the first time. It’s not just a romcom, but a journey that is complex, familial, unsure, and, at times, awkward. HBO’s Genera+ion is a quick, witty high school series that mixes the evocative drama of Skins and the cinematographic […]
“Los Espookys” is the Perfect Show for this Ironic, Faux Start of Fall
Before the days get too short and your TV options too vast, spend a few hours enjoying “Los Espookys.” It’s the antidote to this moment.