“Atlas” is JLo’s Perfectly Fine, Sci-Fi Flick
If you’re looking for something to watch before bed, that you won’t care if you see the ending or not—Jennifer Lopez’s “Atlas” is perfect.
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Netflix’s “Another Self” Takes Us Beyond the Surface
Through the journeys of its three protagonists, “Another Self” invites us to explore our own souls, confront our fears, and embrace change.
“The Brothers Sun” Powerfully Portrays Matriarchy, Family, and Chisme
“The Brothers Sun” follows a family of renowned Chinese gangsters and has a little something for everyone – particularly Latinx viewers.
UPDATE: “Netflix is a Joke” Features More Latinas
Taking place this weekend, “Netflix is a Joke” fest recently announced more Latinas joining the lineup and we’re here to celebrate them.
Dropping “Mexican Gothic” Adaptation is Part of a Racist Pattern
“Mexican Gothic” and “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo” were supposed to get an adaptation. Only the one with a white author is happening.
“One Hundred Years of Solitude” And Other Latin Classics Coming to Netflix in 2024
“One Hundred Years of Solitude,” “Pedro Parámo,” and “The Eternaut” are coming to Netflix in 2024, making it a big year for LATAM classics.
Media Still Prefers Hypersexualized Latinas – Especially in Miami
A teenager once told me that, when he moved to Miami, he “thought everyone would look like Sofia Vergara.” He was surprised, and a little disappointed, to find that people here looked – normal. He was expecting all the hypersexualized Latinas he’d seen on TV. I didn’t have to ask what he meant. Miami, also […]
“AlRawabi School for Girls” Gives Us Non-Western Empowered Girls
Netflix’s “AlRawabi School for Girls” helps us better understand what it is to be a young woman today in Jordan and beyond.
Annenberg’s Most Inclusive Latinx Series Are All Canceled
In truly depressing news, the Latinx series on Annenberg’s list of the top 100 inclusive streaming series have all been canceled.
“3 Body Problem” is Less Than It Should Be
“3 Body Problem” could be the next “it” show. But despite its strong cast, showrunners, and source materials, the first season doesn’t land.