By Tessa Petak, InStyle
Salma Hayek has been dreaming large and shooting for the stars ever since she was a little kid. But acting wasn’t always her passion – actually, it hasn’t really ever been her passion. Continue reading Salma Hayek Once Thought Being Called a Bombshell in a Review Meant She “Destroyed the Movie”
By Lorraine C. Ladish, NBC News
If you are a Latina entrepreneur or professional, you are not alone. The National Women’s Business Council states that Latinas own close to 788,000 businesses in the U.S. One of the best ways to grow as a businesswoman is to network with others who face similar issues and perhaps even share your vision. Continue reading 7 Networks for Latina Professionals or Entrepreneurs
By Tatiana Tenreyro, AV Club
When Raúl Juliá was cast as Gomez Addams in 1991’s The Addams Family and its sequel, Addams Family Values, it turned the Addams into a half-Latinx family. Continue reading Tim Burton’s Wednesday will be a Latina, played by Jenna Ortega
Money talks. And now, more than ever, the private sector is listening to the collective voice of the LGBT community. In many ways, our dollar is as strong as our votes at the ballot box. Continue reading Taking Pride In America’s LGBT Economy
Powerful and inspiring songs by Latin acts such as Gloria Trevi, Pabllo Vittar and Alex Anwandter have become anthems to the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. These are some of our favorite, iconic and Latin LGBTQ+ Anthems!
Click here to hear some of our favorite, iconic, and Latin #LGBTQ+ Anthems!
By The Associated Press, NBC News
The coronavirus pandemic forced students out of the classroom and starkly revealed how learning difficulties, distractions and challenging home dynamics can make it tough to adhere to a rigid curriculum. Continue reading Latina educator makes history as 2021 National Teacher of the Year
, The New York Times
A year ago, the name Olivia Rodrigo barely registered in the music business. Back then, she was a teenage Disney actress who had moderate success contributing to the soundtrack of her show “High School Musical: The Musical: The Series.” Continue reading Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Sour’ Scores the Biggest Debut of the Year
By Nicole Acevedo, NBC News
Rhode Island Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea is running to become the state’s next governor in 2022. Gorbea, a Democrat, is the first Latina to run for governor in New England. If she wins, Gorbea would also be the first Puerto Rican governor in the mainland. Continue reading Rhode Island’s Nellie Gorbea becomes first Latina in New England to run for governor
Originally born in Miami, Wilmer Valderrama moved to his father’s native country of Venezuela when he was just three years old. During this time, he also visited his mother’s home country of Colombia. At the age of 14, he returned to the U.S. to fulfill his father’s wish of getting a “proper” education. Continue reading Wilmer Valderrama Is Proud of His Roots — And He Wants Young Latinos to Be as Well
By JAY FELDMAN, Influencive
One way or another, social media is a huge part of our lives. We use it to access the news, be in touch with people in different parts of the world, share memes, post our photos, and allow others to see a glimpse into our lives. Continue reading ANDREA MORA: THE LATINA ENTREPRENEUR HELPING BRANDS WITH THEIR MARKETING ONE TIKTOK AT A TIME
