‘Inocente,’ Short Documentary of Immigrant Wins Oscar

By Tony Castro, Voxxi There were no political speeches pressing for immigration reform at Sunday’s 85th Academy Awards, but a documentary short about an undocumented immigrant was one of the […]

By Victor Garcia, Fox News Latino While Marvel Comics has taken to creating new Latino heroes from scratch, DC Comics still isn’t done working with some of its old ones. DC […]

By Nina Terrero, NBCLatino Lupe Ontiveros appeared in more than 100 films and dozens of television shows before passing away from liver cancer in July 2012 and was praised by members of the […]

By Eliza Gray, New Republic Roger Ailes is kvetching. “The president likes to divide people into groups,” he huffs into the phone. “He’s too busy getting the middle class to […]

By Latino Rebels One of the most talked-about commercials from the Super Bowl is Dodge Ram’s “God Made a Farmer” ad, which celebrates American farming as the late conservative personality […]

By Joseph Torres, New America Media Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski’s plan to allow greater media consolidation in local markets could wipe out many of the remaining TV station […]

By Maria Hinojosa, Latino USA How has the Latino blogosphere changed as more people tweet and use tumblr and as big companies use new media to reach out to Latinos? […]

From the textmex obsessed imagination of Memo Nericcio San Diego State University alum* Raquel Welch (née Jo Raquel Tejada), star of One Million Years B.C., and a regular on the Textmex Galleryblog appears here on […]

By Jack Rico, NBC Latino Click on picture to read story. [Photo screenshot courtesy jakethemovieguy YouTube page]

By EGP News/New America Media An original telenovela set in East Los Angeles, with a suspenseful plot involving infidelity, family secrets and homophobia, launched on the Internet Nov 30, just […]