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Who Is Wagner Moura, the Brazilian Actor Who Made Golden Globes History?
Wagner Moura won Best Actor in a Motion Picture Drama at the Golden Globes for The Secret Agent. The victory places him as the...
The Voice of Today’s Música Popular Falls Silent as Colombia Grieves Yeison Jiménez
Yeison Jiménez died Saturday afternoon in a plane crash in Boyacá, ending the life of an artist who helped carry música popular from rural...
The Molcajete and the Stone That Still Shapes Mexican Cooking
A volcanic stone bowl remains one of the most enduring objects in Mexican kitchens, linking daily cooking to practices that long predate written recipes...
Mental Health Practices to Prevent Burnout in Uncertain Times
Under a steady flow of breaking alerts and unresolved investigations, many people are discovering that staying informed now requires as much care for emotional...
Bad Bunny Breaks with Tradition, Backs Independent Puerto Rican Party in Historic Move and Endorses Juan Dalmau
Bad Bunny stands at a moment that feels decisive for global pop music and for Spanish-language art that has spent generations pushing against institutional...
According to the organization, false impersonations of immigration officials are leading to sexual assaults and scams across the United States
The second week of 2026 has brought an early warning. A woman has died from injuries sustained during an encounter involving an Immigration and...
How January 1919 Revealed the Cost of Treating Workers and Immigrants as Enemies in Argentina
How did a factory strike escalate into mass repression and antisemitic violence across Buenos Aires? The Tragic Week (La Semana Trágica) of January 1919 stands...
Afro-Latina Actress Zoe Saldaña Closes In on Scarlett Johansson in the Highest Grossing Actor Race
Zoe Saldaña has spent years embedded in the machinery of modern blockbuster cinema, often without the spotlight following her in proportion to her impact....
Mexican Director Guillermo del Toro Says People Attack Art Because It Makes Us Human
Guillermo del Toro used his acceptance speech at Variety’s 10 Directors to Watch and Creative Impact Awards to issue a warning instead of offering...
Why the Rosca de Reyes Still Brings Latino Families Together Every January
January sixth remains one of the few dates on the calendar where food carries responsibility as much as celebration. The Rosca de Reyes, a...
Venezuela’s Opposition Leader Edmundo González Breaks His Silence by Addressing Arrests and Calls for a Transition of Power
Nicolás Maduro and Cilia Flores were taken into custody. Officials stated the arrests followed existing legal actions. The confirmation of their detention prompted a public...
DHS Says Venezuelans With TPS Must Leave After Earlier Suggestion They Could Stay
Uncertainty spread quickly among Venezuelan communities after conflicting messages emerged from the same federal agency regarding the future of those who had relied on...