On Thursday, Kylie Jenner took to Twitter to slam the recent reports that allege the youngest Jenner is pregnant with the child of "Rack City" rapper Tyga.
While promoting her latest album, “Anybody Wanna Buy a Heart?” K. Michelle stopped by the Breakfast Club and the Wendy Williams show to also discuss Idris Elba—who she names as the inspiration behind her new album.
On Friday, Bill Cosby spoke briefly with the New York Post about his opinion on “black media’s” involvement in the recent allegations that the comedian raped over two dozen women, including super models Janice Dickinson and Beverly Johnson.
"Exodus: Gods and Kings" won the box office beating out Chris Rock's "Top Five." However, it was Paul Thomas Anderson's "Inherent Vice" that surprised in limited release.
This past week, New York high society was dressed to the nines as they came together to celebrate "Real Housewives of New York" star Sonja Morgan, who landed the cover of Latino Show Magazine's "The Anniversary Issue" and is launching her Sonja Morgan New York fashion collection that is set to debut Spring/Summer 2015.
A Mexican pilot lost his job after letting 23-year-old Mexican singer and actress Esmeralda Ugalde and her 19-year-old actress buddy Samadhi Zendejas sit in the cockpit on a flight between Cancun and Mexico City.
Unlike the other trilogy ender "The Return of the King," this film does not feature a million epilogues that so clearly reveal a reluctance to leave the world and its characters. "The Battle of Five Armies" almost runs away rather quickly. And in many ways it is fitting. The trilogy as a whole has its moments that resemble the grandeur of the original film while never really reaching that level. That it ends on a nostalgic note seems to grasp for what could have been with these films. It was a fun ride, if somewhat of a disappointing one.
Latinos from all over the United States joined together on Friday night to raise more than $15 million for children with disabilities as part of Teletón USA 2014.
It's been a British invasion in New York City this week! The city has been buzzing between the arrival of Prince William and The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton who came here for the first time ever and visited The White House, 9/11 Memorial and watched basketball with Beyoncé and JAY Z -- to the a highly anticipated visit from the cast and director of "Downton Abbey," the highest-rated drama on PBS, which Latin Post attended.Needless to say, it's been a rather exciting time for New Yorkers and Brits alike.
