Buenos Aires Weekend Guide: Mother’s Day Celebrations, Immersive Art, and Retro Film Screenings Fill the City
As Buenos Aires prepares for Mother’s Day weekend, the city is rolling out an eclectic array of cultural events, nostalgic...
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When Fiction Collides with Reality: How ICE Operations and Real-World Immigration Realities Shaped Ben Affleck’s New Netflix Film ‘Animals’
In a compelling and deeply personal interview with veteran journalist Jorge Ramos, Hollywood filmmaker and actor Ben Affleck opened up...
Ben Affleck Tells Jorge Ramos ICE Interrupted the Filming of ‘Animals’ and Discusses the Reality Behind His New Netflix Film
In a candid and deeply personal interview with veteran journalist Jorge Ramos, actor and director Ben Affleck opened up about...
Iconic Actor Danny Trejo Faces Backlash Over Role in Ben Shapiro-Backed, Pro-ICE Film ‘Pawn Shop’ Amid Montana Production Chaos
Legendary Mexican-American actor Danny Trejo, a towering figure in Latino cinema celebrated for generations for his unforgettable performances in blockbuster...
Iconic Latino Actor Danny Trejo Faces Backlash Over Role in Ben Shapiro-Backed, Pro-ICE Film Pawn Shop
Mexican-American actor Danny Trejo, a towering figure in contemporary cinema and a cherished icon for generations of moviegoers who grew...
Director Johanné Gómez Terrero Explores Bodily Autonomy, Statelessness, and Afro-Spirituality in the Coming-of-Age Film Sugar Island
A story told by few but experienced by many unsung girls, director Johanné Gómez Terrero captures the raw, political, and...
Marcello Hernández Makes Major Film Debut Alongside Kevin Hart in Netflix’s ‘72 Hours’ Following Historic ESPY Hosting Gig
Marcello Hernández is experiencing a career trajectory that few contemporary comedians could have predicted. The Cuban-Dominican-American entertainer, who recently made...
How a Horror Film Exposes Our Culture’s Exhausting Addiction to the ‘Crazy Latina Girlfriend’ Trope
We have all heard the trope before: the suggestion that the most volatile, intense, and unhinged girlfriends tend to be...
Ricky Martin Steps Into the Venice Film Festival Spotlight With Gael García Bernal’s ‘Hombre al Agua’
The 83rd Venice Film Festival has brought together some of the most anticipated cinematic projects of the year, and among...
Director Johanné Gómez Terrero Explores the Intersections of Girlhood, Statelessness, and Spirituality in New Film ‘Sugar Island’
In the quiet, sun-baked expanses of the Dominican Republic’s sugarcane communities, the ordinary rhythms of adolescence can be abruptly upended...