Pedro Fernandez recently left the telenovela "Hasta El Fin Del Mundo" because of his health, and it seems that some on the Internet have tried to take advantage of that by claiming that the actor is dead.
Martin Stoessel talked to young girls about her life as a celebrity. Martina Stoessel may only be 17 years old, but she's had quite the life. The Disney Channel star, who is known for her starring role on "Violetta," recently opened up to 500 people -- most of which were young fans -- about her life, and, more specifically, her autobiography "Simplemente Tini" ("Simply Tini).
The event will also be the first time that Pitbull and Carlos Santana perform together. Angelique Boyer and Sebastián Rulli may not be joining forces for another telenovela, but they will be attending the Latin Grammys.
Celebrities love to dress up, and nothing proves this more than Halloween. As many are invited to lavish parties or have children they want to dress up, fans get to see just how stars do Halloween. Here is a collection of Latino stars getting into the Halloween spirit.
Lupillo Rivera continues fighting for undocumented children. Lupillo Rivera has recorded a song with his daughter, Lupita, for the undocumented children who arrived to the United States.
Luis Coronel is quite active on Instagram, and we found his 10 best moments. Luis Coronel, 18, has been making his mark. For one, he is the youngest singer to top the Latin charts in 13 years, but he's also taking advantage of social media.
Celia Cruz, also known as the "Queen of Salsa" continues to reign and her extraordinary talent will be celebrated with a biopic TV series that Fox Telecolombia Network is developing with Canal RCN.
The highly anticipated TV tribute will be made up of 80, one-hour episodes that will tell the story of Cruz's life from her birth to the height of her fame.
There's no rhyme or reason to deny that composer, rapper, lyricist and actor Lin-Manuel Miranda has crazy lyrical skills that are reflected in his comedic hip-hop improv show and Pivot TV series, Freestyle Love Supreme, or that he has the creative vision to write and star in a four-time Tony and Grammy Award-winning musical like "In the Heights." Well he's at it again, and theater lovers are in for another treat with the upcoming release of his latest off-Broadway musical, "Hamilton."
These theme songs were a big part of what made these telenovelas work. One of the things telenovelas do very well are the theme songs. Now, perhaps it's because audiences listen to these songs for months at a time, but they are usually catchy and you will probably find yourself singing along to them all the time.
Diana Reyes gives her two cents about Chiquis Rivera's music career. It seems everyone has an opinion on Chiquis Rivera's career, and the latest to share her opinion is Diana Reyes.
Two contestants also ended their performance with a kiss. "Yo Soy El Artista" kicked off with its 14 contestants performing Juan Luis Guerra's "Ojala Que Llueva.
Shaila Durcal and Banda El Recodo were special guests on "Va Por Ti" recently. Shaila Durcal and Banda El Recodo were special guests on "Va Por Ti" recently.
On Nov. 8, comedian Erik Rivera's first stand-up special will air on NUVOtv. With a reputation at famous comedy clubs like Gotham Comedy Club and The Laugh Factory, appearances on landmark shows and an NBC series on the way, "Erik Rivera: I'm No Expert" is just in time to introduce the comedian to those who haven't yet gotten the chance to catch a glimpse of this rising star.
Mexico's most beloved comedic film star of all time, Cantinflas (played by Mario Moreno) was considered to be "the best comedian alive," according to the great Charlie Chaplin. Today, his influence continues to thrive not only with Pantelion Films' recent release of his biopic, "Cantinflas," but with modern-day Latino comedic actors, such as Cheech Marin who recalled meeting Moreno in a Latin Post exclusive interview.
Tony and Grammy Award-winning, "In the Heights" composer-lyricist Lin-Manuel Miranda knows how to grab the audience's attention, bring forth stellar performances and pay homage to Washington Heights.Once again, he's is taking it back to the streets of 'The Heights,' but this time he's doing it through Pivot's new TV series, "Freestyle Love Supreme," the on-screen version of Miranda's popular stage show featuring freestyle rap.
