7 Founders on Creating Card Games That Inspire a Deeper Connection to Our Cultura
7 Founders on Creating Card Games That Inspire a Deeper Connection to Our Cultura
The holiday season is a time for gathering with our family, friends, and communities. As we get together with new and familiar faces, LATINA spoke with the creators of six card games built to create new relationships, deepen existing bonds, connect to our Latino cultures, and have fun. Over the [...]
Friday Film Roundup: ‘The Hunger Games,’ ‘Thanksgiving,’ ‘Next Goal Wins,’ and More
Friday Film Roundup: ‘The Hunger Games,’ ‘Thanksgiving,’ ‘Next Goal Wins,’ and More
We made it! We are officially making our way to the first, stacked-as-hell Friday of the Fall/Winter season. The late summer antics are over. From here to the end of the year, audiences will be all but guaranteed at least one masterpiece per week. For movie lovers, there’s nothing better [...]
In L.A., a Neighborhood Honors Their Past & Present Through Celebration
In L.A., a Neighborhood Honors Their Past & Present Through Celebration
On November 4th, 2023, the vibrant streets in the community of West Adams, Los Angeles were alive with color, music, and a palpable sense of community at the First Annual Dia de los Muertos Block Party Festival. Hosted by Midcity Mercado and District 10 of Los Angeles, this event marked [...]
New Music Picks: Sofia Reyes, Emilia & Tini, Tokischa, and More
New Music Picks: Sofia Reyes, Emilia & Tini, Tokischa, and More
Welcome to LATINA’s weekly roundup of the best new music. This week’s list includes new albums from Mexico’s Sofia Reyes and Argentina’s Emilia and an epic collaboration between reggaeton icons Don Omar and Wisin y Yandel. Also on the list: an empowering dembow banger from Tokischa, Arcángel’s inspiring “La Chamba” [...]
Friday Film Roundup: ‘Priscilla,’ ‘Radical,’ ‘The Marsh King’s Daughter,’ and More
Friday Film Roundup: ‘Priscilla,’ ‘Radical,’ ‘The Marsh King’s Daughter,’ and More
This is maybe the quietest weekend we’ve ever covered during our run of Friday Film Roundups. Sometimes, there are two, even three, big movies coming out in one weekend. Sometimes, there’s only one. But then there’s the rare weekend, like this one, where nothing coming out looks like a movie [...]
A Look Back on New York’s Bushwig Drag Festival
A Look Back on New York’s Bushwig Drag Festival
There was a bittersweet undertone to this year’s Bushwig festival back in early September. The yearly celebration of the local drag community was started in Brooklyn more than a decade ago by queens Horrorchata and Babes La Beija. The organizers were inspired by another, now-defunct drag festival called Wigstock. Eventually, [...]
For This Mexican Chef, Plating Is No Different From Painting
For This Mexican Chef, Plating Is No Different From Painting
Ride the elevator to the 11th floor of Brooklyn’s trendy new hotel Penny and you’ll find a high-end restaurant serving more than just Instagrammable city views and inventive martinis. In a cozy plant-filled dining room, beaming with natural light and whimsical sculptures, elNico showcases the multicultural heritage of its team [...]
