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Inside Julio Torres’ ‘Problemista’ and its Boundary-Pushing Take on Immigration and Identity

Uncategorized|ENTERTAINMENT 

Inside Julio Torres’ ‘Problemista’ and its Boundary-Pushing Take on Immigration and Identity

There’s no doubt that “Problemista” comes from the brain of Julio Torres. His brand of absurdist humor is instantly recognizable, whether it's his work on “Saturday Night Live,” “Los Espookys,” or his HBO Special, “My Favorite Shapes.” In each, he combines cutting social commentary with unique off-the-wall pairings and brings [...]

WATCH: The Marías Release “Run Your Mouth” Music Video and Announce Sophomore Album

Uncategorized|MUSICA 

WATCH: The Marías Release “Run Your Mouth” Music Video and Announce Sophomore Album

Grammy-nominated band The Marías has ignited excitement among fans with the announcement of their highly-anticipated sophomore album, "Submarine," slated for release on May 31st. The band, renowned for their mesmerizing soundscapes and dreamlike melodies, has teased the album with the release of their new single, "Run Your Mouth," offering a [...]

At the Edge of Perception: Ingrid Rojas Contreras on Reclaiming ‘Curanderismo’

Culture|LIBROS 

At the Edge of Perception: Ingrid Rojas Contreras on Reclaiming ‘Curanderismo’

Ingrid Rojas Contreras is soft-spoken, yet her words carve a space to remember. Her debut novel, set in Colombia against the backdrop of political instability and Pablo Escobar’s violent reign, “Fruit of the Drunken Tree,” was a semi-autobiographical novel. It vividly summons the turmoil of Colombia in the nineties [...]

Friday Film Roundup: ‘Killers of the Flower Moon,’ ‘Dicks: The Musical,’ ‘The Pigeon Tunnel,’ and More

News|ENTERTAINMENT 

Friday Film Roundup: ‘Killers of the Flower Moon,’ ‘Dicks: The Musical,’ ‘The Pigeon Tunnel,’ and More

Much like last week with Taylor Swift, this weekend is all about Martin Scorsese. His newest epic, "Killers of the Flower Moon," is finally coming to theaters after years of speculation about what the director would do with one of the most significant pieces of historical nonfiction in recent memory. [...]