The Orishas Celebrated The Premiere Of HBO’s Never Seen Footage Of Their Return to Havana Concert In NYC
HBO Latino Hosted a Celebration in Honor of Cuba’s Pioneer Hip Hop Group’s Return to Their Island.
Episode 27 – Black or White
Hector chats with his brother Chris about R. Kelly and Michael Jackson, their favorite horror films new and old, the supernatural, faith, and nuance.
Episode 10 – The Hispanic Fanatic
Hector chats with author Daniel Cubias (‘Barrio Imbroglio,’ ‘Zombie President’) about growing up in the Midwest, life as an author, writing in the age of Trump, and diversity in Hollywood.
Chinese-Singaporean VJ Tingerine Liu Shapes the Live Musical Landscape with Repurposed Video Footage
“I make the music fuller, and I can shape or intensify the audience’s emotional response to the music with my images. But ultimately, I service the music.”
N’Jadaka, I Understand
Is Michael B. Jordan’s character, N’Jadaka, really such a bad guy?
Kim Kardashian’s (Big) Wretched Ass
When you’re famous for being famous, and rich because of it, you’ll do anything to stay in the spotlight.
New York City-Based Arts, Cultural Organizations to Launch the Immigrant Arts Coalition
“Our vision is to impress a larger mandate for culture across New York, our country, and the world, one that is inclusive and based on mutual respect,” Chris Massimine
“When They Come For Me” a Short Film in Solidarity with Dreamers
The film is part love story and part resistance, Alejandro’s poem brings to light the difficult conversations that undocumented immigrants have with their loved ones.