On July 10, La Santa Cecilia wowed more than 1,500 Latino leaders, including first lady Michelle Obama and superstar Jennifer Lopez, with its rendition of "Strawberry Fields Forever" at the LULAC Unity Luncheon hosted by the National convention of the League of United Latin American Citizens -- and they're doing it again, but this time its online for the whole world to see.
Buenos Aires indie-rockers El Mató a un Policía Motorizado have their own sound, but they've been called a Latin-version of the Ramones -- and Rolling Stone Magazine, the Latin American Music Conference festival (LAMC) and their fans have taken notice.
The Riveras are working on several different projects for Jenni Rivera fans. The Riveras are busy putting together their next concert in honor of Jenni Rivera.
According to a six-year-long study by the University of Southern California, Hispanics are highly underrepresented in top Hollywood movies are more likely to show skin or don sexy attire in films than any other group.
Mendoza manages to create a distinct mood piece in "Tierra en la Lengua," but the film's plodding pacing and often repetitive structure could prove tedious for some.
The soulful crooner, who was born in Southern California to Panamanian parents, is making his feature film debut as Nafloyd Scott, a member of The Famous Flames, in the new James Brown biopic, "Get On Up," which hits theaters Aug. 1.
The Film Society of Lincoln Center's yearly Latin Beats program recently unveiled Colombia movie called "Tierra en la Lengua (Dust on the Tongue)" directed by noted auteur Ruben Mendoza. The filmmaker spoke with Latin Post.com about his experience making the film, which could be one of the best Latin American films of the year, as well as his inspirations and what making movies means to him.
What do the sultry, Grammy Award-winning Colombian superstar Shakira and Out of the Blue, an Oxford University all-male a capella group, have in common? Their hips don't lie, they both believe in charity, and both of their videos have become huge successes on YouTube.
The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum and Cinema Tropical are teaming up to explore Latin America's cinematic, cultural, political and social tropes as shown through a mix of multifaceted mediums -- from documentary and fiction to experimental films.
Wendolee Ayala also talks about her former co-stars on "La Academia." Wendolee Ayala participated in the first season of "La Academia," and though she didn't take home the grand prize, her career has continued to grow.
The singer says she's very happy and calls dos Santos a friend. Besides criticizing her ex-boyfriend on Twitter, Belinda has also been in the news because of tax evasion.
In an attempt to close the ratings gap with Univision, Telemundo is exploring faster-paced telenovelas, increased emphasis on sports and new live events.
The singer tries to cover herself and ends up revealing more than she intended to. Laura Pausini fans got a little more than they were expecting during a Lima, Peru concert at the Feria del Hogar.
Mainstream television will welcome two new Latina stars in leading roles this fall. Mainstream television will welcome two new Latina stars in leading roles this fall.
The star's funeral was filled with music and singing. The tragic and untimely death of Luis Fernando Muñoz Castro came as a shock to fans and to Banda Los Recoditos, and on Sunday they joined to say goodbye.
Emmy Award and ALMA Award winner John Leguizamo, who was recently nominated for an Imagen Award for Best Primetime Programme: Special or Movie-of-the-Week for "Ghetto Klown" is bringing the laughs to Central Park's Summerstage on July 28.
Mariana Seoane also talks about her new telenovela, "Hasta El Fin Del Mundo." Mariana Seoane decided to ease people's concerns about her friend, Juan Gabriel.
