Netflix’s “El Tiempo de las Moscas” Honors Female Friendship
Adapting two novels by famed Argentinean Claudia Piñeiro, “El Tiempo de las Moscas” shows female friendship to be a refuge.
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“Members Only: Palm Beach” is Accidentally Revealing
Netflix’s latest Real Housewives knock-off, “Members Only: Palm Beach” is about what happens when status replaces substance.
Sean Combs and the Cost of Silence in Entertainment
Every time a new documentary drops about a powerful, famous man who committed atrocities — like Sean Combs: The Reckoning — I rush to watch it. It’s a kind of morbid curiosity to it — I want to know how someone got away with it for so long. I want the details. I want the […]
The Most Anticipated Movies and Series of 2026 with Latino Voices
In 2025, we got a clearer picture of the place Latino talent holds in Hollywood today. Series like The Bear cemented that presence with complex main characters, like Liza Colón-Zayas’s Tina Marrero, a deeply explored figure with a Latino identity. This was further reinforced by the sustained presence of names such as Pedro Pascal, Diego […]
Netflix Caved to Authoritarianism and Canceled “Boots”
After the Pentagon criticized Netflix for making “woke garbage,” the streaming giant canceled its successful LGBTQ+ military drama, “Boots.”
“Accidente” Season 2 Delves into the Consequences of Revenge
“Accidente” concludes in a rollercoaster of melodrama and action, offering an in-depth look at human nature in the face of extreme adversity.
“Stranger Things” Season 5 Doubles Down on Friendship
Season five of “Stranger Things is one of the most important pop culture events of 2025, and it does not disappoint.
“Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life” Debunks the Lie of Perfection
In hindsight, “Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life” shows what happens to high-achieving girls who aren’t asked to explore purpose.
Netflix’s “Me Late Que Sí” Dramatizes the Famous Mexican Lottery Heist
Netflix’s “Me Late Que Sí” doesn’t get everything right, but it is undoubtedly a bittersweet, carefully crafted work worth watching.
Chatting “Frankenstein” with Guillermo del Toro
We talk to Guillermo del Toro, Oscar Issac, and Mia Goth about the fatherhood themes in their latest project, “Frankenstein.”