Arturo Arias Polo from the Miami Herald writes about the loss of Cuban icon Rosita Fornes. The multi-faceted jack of all trades left her mark in the world of theatre and cinema. To read more about her, click HERE. PHOTO: Rosita Fornes
Over at Remezcla, Jasely Molina writes about Beatstro, a Hip Hop Restaurant right at the birthplace of the genre: the Bronx! To learn more about it, click HERE. PHOTO: Itzel Alejandra Martinez
The Hard Rock Stadium on 02.02.20 is the place to be! NBC News writer Doha Madani gives us the big announcement of two Latina stars Jennifer Lopez and Shakira being set to perform at the Super Bowl LIV halftime show! To learn more, take a look HERE. PHOTO: Jennifer Lopez Instagram
Over at Remezcla, Manuel Betancourt writes about Latina comedian Gina Brillon’s rise to stardom as she reaches one of the highlights of her career: the release of her HBO special “Easily Offended” to be aired on August 16th! Click HERE to learn more about the Nuyorican star. Photo: HBO Special
Over at Remezcla, Manuel Betancourt writes about the Dominican Film Festival being held in New York! To learn more about it, click HERE. Photo: Dominican Film Festival Logo
Over at Remezcla, Eddie Cepeda writes about how Nuyorican sensation Jennifer López bringing her daughter Emme on stage to bless the audience with her vocals! To take a look at the video of the performance, click HERE. Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for ABA
Over at Remezcla, Yara Simón writes about “In The Heights” by Lin Manuel Miranda being adapted to a movie set for Summer 2020! For more info on characters, themes, and settings anticipated for the film, click HERE. Photos: Lin Manuel Miranda
Over at NBC New York, Mark Kennedy writes about his 12-state tour starting June 2019 based on his performance “Latin History For Morons” ! To check out more information on the article, click HERE. To get tickets to his shows, click HERE. Photo: Matthew Murphy/Polk & Co. via AP
Over at the New York Times, Concepción de León gives us a trail down memory lane as the Nuyorican poets that were known especially for spoken poetry are remembered. Click HERE to get a scoop of information about these game-changing poets! Photo: Paul Hosefros/The New York Times
