By Melisha Kaur, Mirror
Spanish singer Rosalía has just been unveiled as the face of the latest campaign for SKIMS. Continue reading Kim Kardashian’s Skims casts singer Rosalía in new summer campaign – shop here
By Melisha Kaur, Mirror
Spanish singer Rosalía has just been unveiled as the face of the latest campaign for SKIMS. Continue reading Kim Kardashian’s Skims casts singer Rosalía in new summer campaign – shop here
By Tessa Flores, HuffPost
For Lupita Sanchez, creator and owner of Café Metzli, a single cup of coffee has the ability to sustain cultures, generational traditions and entire communities. Continue reading This Small, Woman-Owned Business Shares The Magic Of Mexican Coffee
By Veronica Villafañe, Forbes
After a two-year pandemic delay and months of planning, the Weather Channel en Español launches today at 7 am ET. The first 24/7 U.S. Spanish-language free streaming weather news network makes its debut on the 40th anniversary of the launch of The Weather Channel television network, both part of Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group broadcast portfolio. Continue reading The Weather Channel En Español Makes Its Debut
By V Magazine
Cinco de Mayo – Spanish for “Fifth of May” – is an annual holiday that celebrates Mexican culture and heritage, especially in the United States, where it’s actually more widely commemorated than in Mexico. However, the date isn’t just an excuse to party and drink excessively, neither it marks Mexico’s Independence Day, as many believe. Continue reading How to Properly Celebrate Cinco De Mayo
By Chloe Melas and Lisa Respers France, CNN
Ariana DeBose won best actress in a supporting role for “West Side Story” at the Academy Awards on Sunday and made history as the first openly queer woman of color to win in the category. Continue reading Ariana DeBose makes Oscars history
By Shayne Rodriguez Thompson, Popsugar
Actress and model Jillian Mercado has spent her entire career breaking barriers for the disabled community. Continue reading How Actress and Model Jillian Mercado Is Breaking Boundaries For Disabled Latinas
By Janel Martinez, POPSUGAR
When Billy Hoyle — a white basketball player with a sick jump shot in 1992’s “White Men Can’t Jump” — gets hustled by his teammate Sidney Deane, Billy’s girlfriend springs into action. Continue reading For Many Afro-Latinas, Rosie Perez Is the Hollywood Blueprint
BRIAN CONTRERAS, Los Angeles Times
When she was growing up in New Jersey, Alexia Del Valle had a mural of the Hollywood sign on her bedroom wall. She dreamed of making it out to Los Angeles. Continue reading Five Latino TikTokers traded 9-to-5s for a Hollywood Hills house. This is how they live
By ASHLEY JIMENEZ, PopSugar
Afro-Latinas are very much a part of the Black diaspora, yet there’s still a major lack of representation. Continue reading These Afro-Latina Beauty Influencers Know How to Celebrate the Wonders of Black Beauty
By Terri Peters, Yahoo! Life
In her catchy solo tune from Disney’s hit animated film Encanto, Madrigal sibling Luisa sings that she glows ’cause she knows what her worth is. Continue reading Why women and girls are celebrating ‘Encanto’ sibling Luisa: ‘She’s more than just size and strength’