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Spirit Airlines Meant Something Different to the Latino Community and This Latina Flight Attendant Is Here to Explain Exactly What That Was
Spirit Airlines ceased all operations on Saturday, May 2, 2026, grounding every flight and ending a 34-year run after the budget carrier failed to...
Florida State University's Afro-Latinx Prize Went to a Non-Afro-Latino Scholar and It Raises a Question About How Far Cultural Appreciation Can Go
Academic prizes exist to signal what a field values, who it trusts and whose work it believes deserves to represent a given subject to...
Hispanic Actor Javier Bardem Walked Into Cannes and Said Everything Men Have Been Afraid to Admit About Machismo
Javier Bardem has spent decades playing men the world finds difficult to look away from, and his latest role may be the one that...
Colombia's Best Kept Secret in Fashion Is the Architect Who Has Been Running the Met Gala Behind the Scenes for Two Decades
Every year, on the first Monday of May, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York becomes something altogether different from what it is...
How Spending Thirty Dollars at a Latino-Owned Business This Week Could Add Up to 400 Million Dollars Across the Country
Latino-owned businesses are responsible for roughly 800 billion dollars in annual contributions to the United States economy, and a new national campaign wants that...
After Eleven Attempts, José Luis Ortiz Finally Wins the Kentucky Derby and Makes Puerto Rican History
The Churchill Downs racetrack in Louisville, Kentucky has witnessed 152 editions of the most celebrated horse race in North America, and on Saturday it...
Shakira and Wyclef Shake Up 'The Tonight Show' With 20-Year Anniversary of 'Hips Don’t Lie'
Rio de Janeiro has spent the past two years turning its most famous stretch of shoreline into the world's most lucrative open-air stage. On...
Querida Fátima Wins Guadalajara's Top Film Prize as a Mother's Fight Against Mexico's Femicide Crisis Finally Gets the Recognition It Deserves
The Guadalajara International Film Festival, one of Latin America's most celebrated showcases of cinema, closed its 40th edition on Saturday with a ceremony that...
Police Across Latin American Countries Bust International Child Abuse Ring
A police operation across Latin America and Europe exposed a criminal network built around the sexual exploitation of children, with authorities confirming connections in...
El Salvador Moves to Allow Life Sentences for Minors Convicted of Serious Crimes
Latin Americans living in the United States still watch politics back home closely. Presidential approval ratings in countries like El Salvador, Mexico, Colombia, and...
Pedro Pascal Returns To Mexico With Grogu And Latino Fans Show Up
Pedro Pascal brought Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu to CCXP Mexico and reminded Latino audiences why he holds such a strong place in...
The US Border Wall Is Cutting Through Indigenous Sacred Land At Cerro Cuchumá In Mexico
The border wall between Mexico and the United States has reached a place the Kumiai people consider sacred, turning a mountain tied to ceremony...