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A former Nickelodeon exec writes about the “enormous” financial impact of Latinos as the group still lacks representation on the big screen, “leaving hundreds of millions in future revenue on the table.” Continue reading Why Latinos Are the Multibillion-Dollar “New Mainstream” Audience Hollywood Is Missing
We’ve all seen the elaborate designs professional ice skaters don when competing for a coveted title. One New York based fashion designer took inspiration from his decades as an internationally known Argentinian ice skating champion and is now garnering accolades for his runway creations. Continue reading From Rinks to Runway: Argentinian Ice Skating Champion Turned Designer Alex Vinash
Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of the immensely successful musical Hamilton, has teamed up with sweepstakes site Prizeo to raise money for two Latino non-profits in San Francisco. Continue reading Lin-Manuel Miranda, ‘Hamilton’ Team Up to Help 2 West Coast Latino Non-Profits
Mail just got a lot more stylish, thanks to the new stamps which honor the life of the iconic late fashion designer Oscar de la Renta. Continue reading Oscar de la Renta Is Honored with Postage Stamp
There has been a lot of focus on whether Tom Flores, the first Hispanic starting quarterback and the first minority head coach to win a Super Bowl, will be entered into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Continue reading NFL Coaching Great Tom Flores: ‘Proud’ to be Pioneer to Hispanic Kids
Creating an avenue for diversity through the cultural phenomenon, Hamilton Continue reading Lin-Manuel Miranda Raps His Way to a Revolution
It’s easy to say that 2017 has already been a landmark year for Jane the Virgin. Shall we count the ways? 1. Actress Gina Rodriguez, who plays the titular character, was up for a Golden Globe. 2. The show’s highly anticipated midseason premiere aired on Jan. 23. 3. The telenovela was renewed for season four. Oh, and 4. A major character died. It has been a banner year and February has barely begun. Continue reading ‘Jane the Virgin’ actor Jaime Camil talks Latino stereotypes and Mexican cinema in the era of Trump
By Erica Sabino
Jorge Ramos, an award-winning TV journalist, is one of the most recognized Latino leaders in America. He was hailed “Star newscaster of Hispanic TV” by Wall Street Journal in 2000 and was part of Time magazine’s list of the “25 Most Influential Hispanics in the United States” in 2005. More recently, he was placed on Fortune’s 2016 list of “World’s 50 Greatest Leaders” and was the only U.S. journalist to be included. Continue reading Jorge Ramos- Influential TV journalist advocates nonstop for the Latino Community
It’s been six years since one of the greatest canine trainers in the world appeared on our cover for Hispanic Network Magazine. In our 2010 Summer issue, we featured our conversation with celerity dog behaviorist Cesar Millan, in which he talked about his inspiration for working with dogs, how he came about introducing that work into show business, and even advice on what to do if you’re a first-time dog owner. Remember folks, it’s “exercise, discipline, and then affection!” Continue reading Cesar Millan- With a new show and engagement, Cesar’s “pack” is complete!
No one was more surprised than indie pop artist Gaby Moreno when she stunned the Latin music world last December with her Grammy nomination for Best Latin Pop Album. In the realm of slick productions and digital overdubs overseen by a crew of producers, Moreno’s fifth album, Ilusión breaks the mold with a rootsy, old-school one-take analog approach. Continue reading Trailblazer Gaby Moreno: From Guatemala to Grammy Nominee
