Friday Film Roundup: Insidious: The Red Door, Joy Ride, Amanda, and More
Friday Film Roundup: Insidious: The Red Door, Joy Ride, Amanda, and More
This weekend is another that’s forgoing the traditional summer blockbusters to give audiences a long-awaited horror sequel and a well-received original comedy. With “Insidious: The Red Door,” fans are getting one more trip into The Further in a franchise capper that brings to a close more than 10 years worth [...]
“Ven Como Seas” Showcases Queer Culture Through The Lens of Latinx Artists
“Ven Como Seas” Showcases Queer Culture Through The Lens of Latinx Artists
As a photographer, Emily De La Torre has worked on production sets her entire career. As she navigated this world, De La Torre noticed a reality that repeated itself on the sets she visited — she was often the only person and Queer-identifying woman of [...]
Birria, Fire, and Mezcal: A Guide to Mexican Food in Oakland
Birria, Fire, and Mezcal: A Guide to Mexican Food in Oakland
In San Francisco, Mexican food is synonymous with the Mission-style burrito. However, a quick trip across the Bay will give you easy access to the culinary depth of the region. The Oakland food scene continues to be an exciting space for experimentation and new takes on old classics. So whether [...]
‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Star Eréndira Ibarra Talks Imposter Syndrome and Orgullo Mexicano
‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Star Eréndira Ibarra Talks Imposter Syndrome and Orgullo Mexicano
Growing up, Eréndira Ibarra looked up to the character “Trinity” from “The Matrix” (1999). Today, Eréndira stars as “Lexy” in “The Matrix Resurrections” (2021). To mark the film’s release, the Mexican actress sat down with LPV host Christina Reid for a Matrix-themed episode of #LaPrimeraVez. The two talked about Eréndira’s creative relationship [...]
Your Winter Guide to Latinx Art in LA
Your Winter Guide to Latinx Art in LA
Art has always been an anchor through difficult times. So while the uncertainty of the pandemic continues, let art be your respite. Here are seven thought-provoking exhibitions in Los Angeles bringing traditionally excluded Latinx narratives to the forefront. Narsiso Martinez, “Fruit Catcher” 2021, ink, charcoal, gold leaf and collage on [...]
Roselyn Sanchez Talks OG LATINA Covers and New Year’s Resolutions
Roselyn Sanchez Talks OG LATINA Covers and New Year’s Resolutions
Actress Roselyn Sanchez sat down with LPV host Christina Reid for a NYE-themed episode of #LaPrimeraVez. The two talked about Roselyn's epic new hosting gig, as well as Puerto Rico joining the ranks of LA and NYC as the first-ever Spanish language countdown for “Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve.” And to thank [...]
Butter Roll: For a New Generation of Roller Skaters
Butter Roll: For a New Generation of Roller Skaters
Founder Amy Collado giggles as she recalls the mission statement she wrote six years ago for the first Butter Roll skate event: “To maintain the overall well-being of New Yorkers through roller skating, art and social justice politics.” Looking back she admits she had no idea how it would all [...]