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Posted Tuesday 5/08/18 at 9:08PM EDT
The key to Cobra Kai is the relationship between Johnny Lawrence and Miguel Diaz
"It’s the first time that we’ve gotten to see a Latino significantly worked into the fabric of a true American...
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Posted Friday 5/04/18 at 10:26PM EDT
Vida tackles gentrification in a fresh, new way
The Starz drama about Mexican-American sisters that is staffed by a writers room of exclusively Latinx writers "doesn’t address gentrification...
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Posted Thursday 4/05/18 at 1:50PM EDT
Fox is developing a supernatural drama with a Latin musical twist
Forte, from producer Roselyn Sanchez, is based on the Colombian series Cumbia Ninja.
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Netflix renews One Day at a Time for Season 3
After much concern that the reboot of the classic Norman Lear sitcom was facing cancelation, Netflix announced a Season 3...
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Posted Wednesday 2/28/18 at 12:25AM EST
UCLA's diversity report finds that minorities are still underrepresented on TV
The Los Angeles Times, reporting on the annual study, notes that "overall, people of color remained underrepresented, considering they were...
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Posted Wednesday 1/31/18 at 4:29AM EST
E! is developing a family drama inspired by Los Angeles radio DJ Yesi Ortiz
Ortiz, who is known as “The Voice of LA” on Power 106 and for appearances on CBS’ The Talk, is...
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Posted Tuesday 1/30/18 at 8:39PM EST
BoJack Horseman creator confronts the “whitewashing” of white actors voicing minority characters on his show
Raphael Bob-Waksberg recently discussed with a Twitter follower why the Vietnamese-American character of Diane Nguyen was voiced by white actress...
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Posted Wednesday 1/10/18 at 10:24PM EST
Riverdale’s Spanglish is cringeworthy
Veronica Lodge’s parents on The CW series “seem to have a minimum requirement of one cringey Spanglish line per episode,”...
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Posted Tuesday 12/19/17 at 9:22PM EST
HBO’s 15: A Quinceañera Story is a political tribute to an age-old rite of passage
Premiering Tuesday, the docuseries focusing on four different Latina girls, including one who is transgender, as they celebrate their milestone...
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Posted Wednesday 12/13/17 at 4:40PM EST
Paramount Network is working on Browntown, a Latino sketch comedy
The new cable network is teaming with Latino digital-media company mitú on a half-hour sketch comedy aimed at millennial Latinos.
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Posted Thursday 11/16/17 at 12:56AM EST
Starz is working on a Latino family drama from Suicide Squad's writer-director and Jerry Bruckheimer
David Ayer is writing the potential series, Family Circus, about “a young privileged Latina who must reinvent herself in order...
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Posted Thursday 11/02/17 at 2:11PM EDT
HBO to air 15: A Quinceañera Story
The collection of four short documentary films, airing Dec.
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Posted Tuesday 10/31/17 at 6:30PM EDT
Study: Half of TV’s Latino immigrant characters are portrayed as criminals
A new study found that Latino immigrants are overrepresented as criminals, and that a quarter of Middle Eastern immigrant characters...
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Posted Wednesday 9/27/17 at 3:06PM EDT
A Party of Five reboot with a Latino immigration twist is in the works
The creators of the nineties Fox drama series, Chris Keyser and Amy Lippman, are developing a new version of Party...
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Posted Monday 9/18/17 at 10:50PM EDT
New Powerpuff Girl Bliss deserved a better storyline
“There’s something disappointing about seeing the first brown Powerpuff Girl introduced as an emotionally unstable time bomb who can’t pull...