Entertainment

Bad Bunny Concert
The Business of Latin Music Is Bigger Than the Charts

Latin music now tops $1 billion in U.S. recorded revenue, and streaming, stadium tours, and booming Latin American markets show its business keeps growing

Why Constraints Can Make Us More Creative
Why Constraints Can Make Us More Creative

What Dito Montiel’s punk roots and decades of research reveal about creativity under constraints, and when limits start to hold teams back

Dito Montiel
Dito Montiel Takes a Chance on Empathy

Dito Montiel knows how to make a gritty thriller, but his newest film focuses on forgiveness and family

Paramount Bought Warner Bros. Now Comes the Hard Part.

Paramount Skydance’s $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery creates a media giant. Now it has to prove scale can create value.

Beyond the Lens: Four Voices Shaping Latin American Photography
Beyond the Lens: Four Voices Shaping Latin American Photography

For World Photography Day, a closer look at four photographers challenging the idea that Latin American photography can, or should, be defined by a single aesthetic

Why Latino Fans Narrate Every Match Like a Shakespearean Tragedy
Why Latino Fans Narrate Every Match Like a Shakespearean Tragedy

Why do Latino fans turn every soccer match into a Shakespearean tragedy? Psychology explains the drama behind the drama.

Latinos to Watch at the Oscars 2026: Redefining Hollywood from the Inside

Latino talent steps out onto the red carpet at the Academy Awards, from Wagner Moura and Guillermo del Toro to Yvett Merina, Adrian Molina, and more

Mauricio Toledo Warner Music Group
Mauricio Toledo Started in the Mailroom, and Now He’s Here

Mauricio Toledo reflects on a decade in the US, now at Warner Music Group

Nelson Cruz
30 Under 30: Nelson Cruz, Entertainment Software Association

Nelson Cruz, a Dominican American born in Silver Spring, Maryland and raised between the Dominican…

Laura Martinez
30 Under 30: Laura Martinez, NGLmitú

Laura Martinez, a Colombian American born and raised in South Florida, is the director of…

Denisse De La Cruz
30 Under 30: Denisse De La Cruz

Denisse De La Cruz, a proud Dominican American born and raised in Washington Heights, New…

Marie Leguizamo Banijay Mexico & US Hispanic
Marie Leguizamo Wants More Women at the Table

Producer Marie Leguizamo leverages her global influence and twenty-plus years in the industry to advocate for increased representation behind the camera

Leading Latinas Look Back
Leading Latinas: Looking Back on a Legacy of Leadership

We reflect on some of the most influential voices we’ve featured in our Leading Latinas series ahead of our eighth year

Bayron Lopez Pineda Netflix
Bayron Lopez Pineda Embraces the Legacy of Mentorship  

Bayron Lopez Pineda of Netflix and his family risked their lives to make it to the US, and they’ve made their community and their world a better place for it

Miguel Angel Caballero
Miguel Angel Caballero Creates Stories Honoring the Truth of Queer Latinos

A love of storytelling drives Miguel Angel Caballero to write, direct, and produce stories that authentically represent queer Latinos

Carlos Eric Lopez
Carlos Eric Lopez Is Booked and Thriving

Everyone in Hollywood wants to work with Carlos Eric Lopez. The photographer shares the inspiration behind everything he does: his mother.

Aitch Alberto
Aitch Alberto Tackles the Nuances of Queer Latino Storytelling

Writer, director, and producer Aitch Alberto breaks through obstacles to bring queer Latino storytelling to national audiences

Joey Chavez
Joey Chavez Gets Inclusive Storytelling Right at Max

Max’s Joey Chavez elevates inclusive storytelling and uplifts Latino talent along the way

Nancy C. Mejia
Nancy C. Mejia Proves Naysayers Wrong

Writer and director Nancy C. Mejia carves out her own legacy in Hollywood and brings other queer Latinas with her

Kase Peña
Kase Peña Doesn’t Ask Permission

Director Kase Peña finds her storytelling home in Los Angeles, where she brings trans stories to life on the big screen

Roman Navarrette
Visibility Guest Editor Letter: Birds of a Feather Must Stick Together

Queer Latinos advocate and uplift each other, writes Guest Editor Roman Navarrette, but it’s also crucial for allies to support representation on screen