#TheLatinaPress: Native Heritage Month
For us, November isn’t about sailing the ocean blue in 1492. It’s about Native American Heritage Month and celebrating Indigenous peoples.
The Latest
Netflix’s “Christmas With You” is the Latinx Christmas Film of the Season
The latest batch of feel-good, predictable-yet-enjoyable holidays movies finally has a Latinx entry in Netflix’s “Christmas With You.”
‘Derry Girls’ Reminds Us That War Survivors Are Regular People Too
Stories about people who’ve lived through war are often one-dimensional but ‘Derry Girls’ portrays a much more complicated truth.
6 Indigenous Latinxs Who Are Making Their Marks in Hollywood
Let’s celebrate Native American Heritage by shining a much-deserved spotlight on Indigenous Latinxs in Hollywood.
We Can’t Stop Thinking About the Latinx Talent in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever”
For Latinx fans, “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” feels like a tribute to our roots, our history, and our culture.
Why We Shouldn’t Forget Gabriella in “The Little Mermaid” Series
The 90s ‘Little Mermaid’ show featured a character that made her mark in my young, impressionable mind: Gabriella, the deaf Latina mermaid.
Steffany Strange and Blair Bathory Make History As Co-Hosts of ‘Something Scary’ Podcast
“Something Strange” podcast hosts, Steffany Strange and Blair Bathory dive into audience-submitted spooky tales on the chart-topping show.
Q+A With Ann Dávila Cardinal, Author of “The Storyteller’s Death”
With “The Storyteller’s Death,” acclaimed YA author and Puerto Rican American Ann Dávila Cardinal makes her adult novel debut.
A Conversation with “Real Women Have Curves” Writer Josefina López
“Being fat became like a way to say F you to society,” says “Real Women Have Curves” writer Josefina López upon the film’s 20th anniversary.
Two Latinx Heroes to Celebrate in “The Umbrella Academy”
Superheroes inspire us, especially the Latinx ones in Netflix’s much-loved, kickass production, “The Umbrella Academy.”