Legendary Mexican novelist Carlos Fuentes passed away today at the age of 83.
Papo & Yo is an upcoming indie Playstation game deeply rooted in Latin American storytelling traditions, and it might just make a gamer out of…
Here’s a joke: how many years does it take for Disney animators to bring a surrealist’s vision to life?
Philly bred, Jewish/Boricua playwright Quiara Alegria Hudes just won the Pulitzer Prize in drama for her play, Water by the Spoonful, which tells the tale…
The Theatre Communications Group has included a surprising number of brilliant Latino artists in its I AM THEATRE campaign. Check out these videos, or create…
It’s World Theater(re) Day today, and we’ve got a run down of Latin shows going up on stage in Miami, New York, Chicago, San Francisco,…
CHICAGO – Gentlemen, start your tablets. The Chicago Latino Film Festival is letting you submit your designs for their 2012 poster.
Just in time for Halloween and Day of the Dead, NMMA hosted the first ever La Catrina Fashion Show, named after the famous Day of…
Sure, the play has a catchy one-foul-word title going for it, but this play also dishes out a healthy dose of commentary on the continuous…
Celebrate Banned Books Week (September 24th-October 1st) with this roundup of great censored/banned/forbidden Latin literature.
With his new found passion for street fashion, Mingo Cerda is slowly rising as a tee shirt entrepreneur handmaking inspiring pieces that will soon flood…
Your guide through the Garden of Forking Paths – Google – honors author Jorge Luis Borges’ 112th birthday with their doodle today.
Headquartered in Pintor’s backyard, smack dab in the middle of Pilsen inside of a tent, the SIQ Latino sketch comedy show promises a unique theater…
Brighton Park siblings run The Chicago Urban Art Society dedicated to creating a pretension-free, non-judgmental environment in the Southside.
Political cartoonist and social commentator Eric J. Garcia has evolved into a prominent voice among the arts community in Chicago for his mix of Chicano…