Over at Remezcla, Yara Simón writes about Jharrel Jerome being the first Afro-Latino to win an Emmy for acting! He was also the you test actor to have ever won in that category! To learn more, click HERE. PHOTO: Kevin Winter/Getty Images
Over at People, Dave Quinn writes about the Oscar-winning film Coco being turned into a live performance for the Hollywood Bowl in November! To buy the tickets, click HERE. To see the full article, click HERE. PHOTO: Disney Pixar
Over at NBC News Latino, Raul A. Reyes writes about Juan Atiles’ A.K.A Lejuan James’ new book “Definitely Hispanic” out now! If you haven’t gotten a glimpse of it, click HERE. Photo: “Definitely Hispanic” book cover
Over at Meaww.com , Smriti Bosco writes about the returning Spanish Netflix novela “Las Chicas Del Cable.” To learn more about what season 4 has to offer & if you haven’t already learned what happens, click HERE. It has been available since August 9th- be sure not to miss it! Photo: Courtesy of Netflix
Over at NBC News, Gwen Aviles writes about Gina Torres being the first Afro-Latina to create, produce, & star in her own show! For more details about the “Pearson” star, click HERE. Photo: USA Network
Over at Rolling Stone, Suzy Exposito writes about John Travolta taking on the role of Pitbull in Mr. 305’s new music video! To watch Travolta as Mr. Worldwide tango with Pitbull’s dancers The Most Bad Ones, click HERE. Photo: “3 to Tango” Music Video
Over at Latin Times, Nyrene Paranga writes about Cuban & Grammy award-winning producer/songwriter Rudy Perez. He recently has his memoir published entitled “The Latin Hit Maker.” To learn more, click HERE. Photo: “The Latin Hit Maker” Book Cover
Over at Billboard, Suzette Fernandez writes about the anticipated summer award show that every Latin house has been waiting on: Premios Juventud! To see the list of nominations and for more details, click HERE. Photo: Sami Drasin
Over at Remezcla, Cheky writes about reggaetón star J Balvin collaborating with Japanese trio M-Flo in the title track “Human Lost,” an anime film! To learn more about the project, click HERE. Photo: Rogers and Cowan
Over at Rolling Stone, ILANA KAPLAN writes about CNCO crossing over to the English market with Spanglish singles like their newest one, “De Cero.” To hear more about the bands journey and take a look at the single, click HERE. Photo: DE CERO CNCO Music Video
