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Showtime's Homicidal Thiller 'Dexter' to Appear on Jennifer Lopez's NUVOtv

Dexter, Showtime’s eight season-long homicidal thriller, has returned to television, appearing on Jennifer Lopez’s NUVOtv. Fans and newcomers to the show will have another opportunity to experience the bloodshed and drama through syndicated re-airings beginning Monday, January 13th. The series’ Latino cast members expressed their excitement about the broadcasting of the series on the Latino network.

Chilean Director Sebastián Lelio Joins Sundance 2014's World Cinema Dramatic Jury

When it comes to strong story lines and great character development, Chilean director Sebastián Lelio knows how to capture an audience. His cinematic efforts haven't gone unnoticed in the U.S. or abroad, and the award-winning director has been selected to join Sundance 2014's World Cinema Dramatic Jury.

Jennifer Lopez Sued After Allegedly Demanding Nude Photos

Puerto Rican pop diva Jennifer Lopez is being sued by a man who claims that she tricked him into sending her nude photos of himself. Los Angeles man Rodrigo Ruiz filed the lawsuit, and seeks $10,000 in damages, alleging that he's suffered from depression after receiving a series of letters and being misled by the Bronx-born beauty.

Ariana Grande is Back in the Studio Working on Sophomore Album

Ariana Grande indicated via Twitter that she is “back in the studio this week,” after releasing her debut album, Yours Truly, just five short months ago. The starlet notified the public through the popular social media site this past Saturday, and fans responded with eager support, already anticipating the release of the unnamed album.

Coachella 2014: Panamanian-American Singer Aloe Blaac Included in the Lineup

While there isn't a big Latino presence at Coachella, the three-day festival in Indio, Calif., Panamanian-American Singer Aloe Blaac will represent with his soulful voice.

Jada Pinkett Smith, Gwyneth Paltrow and More: Non-Latino Celebrities Who Speak Spanish

Spanish is the second most used language in the United States, and according to the 2012 U.S. Census Bureau, it is the primary language spoken at home by 38.3 million people age five or older -having doubled since 1990. Latinos and non-Latinos, alike, are obliging to the growing need to speak and understand Spanish, as it's a valuable skill in most fields -even in Hollywood.

Golden Globes 2014: Alfonso Cuarón Wins Best Director for 'Gravity'

Mexican writer/director Alfonso Cuarón will fondly remember the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards because it marks his first Golden Globe award for Best Director - Motion Picture. He beat out contenders Paul Greengrass (Captain Phillips), Steve McQueen (12 Years a Slave), Alexander Payne (Nebraska) and David O. Russell (American Hustle).

Ecuadorian Singer/Guitarist & Philanthropist Cecilia Villar Eljuri Dubbed a "Female Carlos Santana"

"Outstanding Ecuadorian-born, New York-based singer-songwriter Eljuri... Fusing socially conscious lyrics with blistering guitar rock, she blended missionary fervor with impeccable musicianship," said The Chicago Sun Times about the Guayaquil-born musician who's been dubbed "the female Carlos Santana, "otherwise known as "Carlita."

Nina Sky's Natalie Albino Denies Reports that she Gave Birth

Earlier today, Lossip.com wrote an article and a subsequent tweet that congratulated Natalie Albino for giving birth to a baby boy. Albino is a member of the musical duo Nina Sky -- which is comprised of Natalie and her identical twin sister Nicole. "However, Natalie's Instagram account seems to deny that the delivery took place, as she did a screenshot of the tweet, and wrote beside it, "WAIT, WHAT?! WHEN?!!!"

Zoe Saldana Slated to Star in NBC Mini-Series "Rosemary's Baby"

Zoe Saldana will star as the lead in NBC's four-hour miniseries Rosemary's Baby. The title was made most famous by the 1968 psychological film, which was written and directed by Roman Polanski, and starred Mia Farrow and Josh Cassavetes; but the mini-series will be an adaption of the 1967 horror-suspense novel of the same name, written by Ira Levin.

"The Madonna-Free Zone:" The History of the Harlem Vogue Scene

The Harlem ballroom scene was once ablaze with Latinos and African Americans performing the highly stylized, modern house dance called Vogue or voguing. While Madonna's video "Vogue" (1990) popularized the model-like poses, the history of the dance began in the early 1960s -though competing reports state that Drag (Queen) balls can be dated back to the 1930s, which was referred to as "Spectacles in Color" by Langton Hughes. The dance scene evolved into the "intricate and illusory form" that it is recognized as today. Vogue magazine was inspired by the dance; as well as Malcolm McLaren's "Deep in Vogue"; America's Best Dance Crew dance group Vogue Revolution; as well other mediums of performance and art. The 1990 film Paris is Burning documented the creative phenomenon.

“The Brazilian Bombshell” Carmen Miranda & Her Life with and without the Fruit Hat

“The Brazilian Bombshell” to some and “The Chiquita Banana Girl” to others, Carmen Miranda (born Maria do Carmo Miranda da Cunha) was a bonafide star to all who knew her name. Frequently clad in exotic costumes and hats made of fruit, the Portuguese-Brazilian singer and actress rose to fame in Brazil before she became an international film and stage star.

Justin and Selena Back Together? Instagram Photo Says So

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez are rumored to have gotten back together after Justin posts an intimate picture of the pair on Instagram.

Eva Longoria Has Been Named Maxim's Woman of the Year [PIC]

Eva Longoria has been named Maxim's Woman of the Year. Eva Longoria has been named Maxim's Woman of the Year. "She was the sexiest suburbanite in history on 'Desperate Housewives', and now she's a big shot producer, a savvy businesswoman, and our 2014 Woman of the Year," Maxim said.

Guatemalan Actor Oscar Isaac & "Inside Llewyn Davis" Chosen as Best Actor/Best Picture of 2013 by the National Society of Film Critics

Guatemalan actor Oscar Isaac and "Inside Llewyn Davis," a film loosely based on 1960s American folk singer Dave Van Ronk, were chosen as the best actor and best picture of 2013 by the National Society of Film Critics.

Selena, Shakira, Santana & More: The 100 Year History of Latin Music in the United States

Latin music genres, with their varied influences from Europe, Africa and the Caribbean, were sewn, crafted and mended using unique rhythms and tribal beats. Those sounds made their way from their places of national origin to the United States, keeping with tradition, but gaining bits of modernity throughout time.

Zoe Saldana Film Is Sued and Accused of Being a 'Hate Crime' by NJ Native American Tribe

Mixing history and Hollywood is a tricky formula. When it comes down to it, it's about finding a balance between staying true to historical components while creating a compelling story that will in turn become a box office hit.This time, a Native American tribe based in the mountains of northern New Jersey is saying that Hollywood's got it all wrong when it comes to its representation in "Out of the Furnace," starring Woody Harrelson, Christian Bale and Zoe Saldana.Members of the Ramapough Native American tribe claim that the film "paints a derogatory picture of their

'Aztec of the City:' America's First Latino Superhero Comic Book Series

Bi-national creative effort Aztec of the City is a comic book series that chronicles the lives of two Mexican-American cousins in San Jose, Calif. who become superheroes. Widely known as America's first, and one of the only, Chicano/Latino superhero comic book series, it was developed by creator Fernando B. Rodriguez, and later illustrated by Ernie Polo. The cousin protagonists, Tony Torres and Tony Avalos, come from two very different strides of life, but narrow to a single path because of a desire to do good.

Selena Gomez Zone 2013: Star Reportedly Suffering From Lupus; What Does This Mean For Her Career?

What in the world is going on with Selena Gomez? What in the world is going on with Selena Gomez? The 21-year-old star is on the top of her game commercially and critically, but she just suspended a large part of her "Stars Dance" tour.

John Leguizamo Lends Voice to Newly Discovered California Dinosaurs in Latest Animated Role

What does comedian-turned-actor-turned-animated prehistoric bird, John Leguizamo and paleontology have in common? A new found affection for the Alexornis bird, which was discovered in Baja California and Mexico in the 1970s.
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