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Opinion: In Hollywood, Latinos are still waiting for their close-up

Victor Landa March 12, 2023

Carolyn Curiel served as a U.S. ambassador and White House senior speechwriter in the Clinton administration. Latinos will be an integral part of the Academy Awards on Sunday. You likely […]

Mother makes history at Houston Ballet as first Hispanic principal dancer

Victor Landa February 11, 2019

Sandra Cisneros to receive PEN/Nabokov Award for international literature

Victor Landa February 5, 2019

Latina author Meg Medina on prestigious Newbery Medal: ‘Doesn’t feel like it could possibly be me’

Victor Landa February 4, 2019

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Local author Meg Medina won the John Newbery Medal, awarded to the most distinguished American children’s book of the year, on Monday for her novel “Merci Suárez Changes […]

How One Woman Is Fighting To Get More Latino Movie Roles

Victor Landa May 9, 2018

When casting director Carla Hool moved to Los Angeles from Mexico City in 2011, she found stereotypical Latino movie roles written without much depth: “The gardener, the immigrant who crossed the […]

Latino directors, movies may nab major Oscars, but once again, no actors

Victor Landa March 4, 2018

As the 90th Academy Awards approaches, the nominations garnered by Pixar’s “Coco,” Chile’s “A Fantastic Woman” and Guillermo del Toro’s fantasy-horror “The Shape of Water” may very well triumph as some of […]

‘Coco,’ Guillermo del Toro win Golden Globe awards

Victor Landa January 8, 2018

Latinos and Latino-themed movies won big in some of the top categories at the 2018 Golden Globe Awards on Sunday. Disney Pixar’s ‘Coco‘ won a Golden Globe for Best Animated […]