Netflix’s “Juan Gabriel: Debo, Puedo, y Quiero” is Powerfully Joyful
It’s been nearly 10 years since Juan Gabriel passed, but Netflix’s docuseries telling his story couldn’t have come at a better time.
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“Hazbin Hotel” Season Two Asks Us to Question
Created by Salvadoran-American Vivienne Medrano, “Hazbin Hotel” asks – Who’s good? Who’s bad? And how do we decide?
“Monster: The Ed Gein Story” is Ryan Murphy’s Opera of the Grotesque
If you approach “Monster The Ed Gein Story” ready to be disturbed, disoriented, maybe even disgusted, you’ll find something transcendent.
“The Diplomat” Season 3 Makes Our Gender Politics Explicit
“The Diplomat” knows exactly how misogyny survives – the smartest woman keeps the world from burning and is sent back to tidy the ash.
6 Black Shows That Were Holding it Down in the 90s
While I watched white TV shows growing up, it was the Black ones that made Latinxs like me feel part of something bigger. Thank you.
“South Park” Punches Up in Second Trump Administration
Sometimes the only way to survive our current political reality is to laugh and “South Park” has become very good at showing us how.
Cristela Alonzo Reminds Us To Find Joy In “Upper Classy”
Many just stand by and watch while Cristela Alonzo stands up and tells it like it is every day and in her Netflix special “Upper Classy.”
Jimmy Kimmel Was Censored – Now What?
For Latine viewers, comedians, and communities, Kimmel going off air especially hurts but there’s plenty we can do.
“Cada Minuto Cuenta” Season 2 Honors the Mexican People
Entertaining, culturally significant, and visually arresting, “Cada Minuto Cuenta” makes you understand the human cost of natural disasters.
“The Morning Show” Season 4 Dives into AI, Influencers, and Deep Fakes
Season 4 of “The Morning Show” does not disappoint, arriving without apologies to dramatize the biggest issues facing media today.