representation

Hollywood Is Still Portraying Latinos With The Same Tired Stereotypes

Year after year, Latinos are either stereotyped or rendered invisible in major Hollywood movies, a new study shows.
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I'm A Queer Man. Why Did 'Red, White & Royal Blue' Make Me So Uncomfortable?

"I suddenly feel strangely exposed to the judgments of the straights."
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This Report Always Has The Same Message On Hollywood Diversity. Why Can’t Executives Get It?

The newest UCLA Hollywood Diversity Report finds much of the same uneven progress on diversity at a time when it's essential to the industry's survival.
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Meet The Xicana Indigenous Beauty Maven Bringing More Intention To The Industry

Indigenous people aren’t just a history lesson, Cece Meadows reminds us. They’re out here making the world more vibrant and just.
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New Film Explains 'How Not To Date While Trans' With Humor And Heart

HuffPost caught a sneak peek of Nyala Moon's comedy, which follows a transgender woman's seemingly never-ending search for love in New York.
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Why Randall Park Wanted ‘Shortcomings’ To Be A Different Kind Of Asian Story

The “Fresh Off the Boat” and “Always Be My Maybe” star’s feature directorial debut premiered at the Sundance Film Festival.
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All-Female Group Of Referees Will Make History At Men’s World Cup

Stéphanie Frappart, Neuza Back and Karen Diaz are set to oversee Thursday's match between Costa Rica and Germany.
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John Leguizamo Recalls The Messed-Up Reason He Lost A Role To A White Actor

The “Encanto” star opened up about his frustrations with what he described as an “unspoken Latin quota” in Hollywood.
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Raúl Castillo Depicts The American Dream's Downside In Chilling New Play

In "American (Tele)visions," the "Looking" actor plays the stern patriarch of an undocumented Mexican family grappling with a tragic loss.
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We Need A Latino Superhero Revolution

With "Blue Beetle" and "El Muerto" on the horizon, Hollywood is putting a spotlight on Latino stars in comics franchises. But is it enough?
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