Alejandra Molina

The foundation is known as the largest network of Latino philanthropists in the U.S., and Castro said he aims to take its efforts nationwide.

U.S. Magistrate Irma Carrillo Ramirez, whose family worked in the cotton fields of West Texas, has become the first Latina to serve on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

On Tuesday, Netflix released its first biannual engagement report, detailing the number of hours a program was viewed in the first six months of the year. Six of the top 25 featured a Latino lead or co-lead.

At a Nochebuena celebration hosted by Filipino American Archie Cubarrubia and his Cuban partner, T.J. Morales, in their North Hollywood home, karaoke is a must for everyone.

A two-year survey of 22 major metro newsrooms found that investigative news reporters and editors are overwhelmingly white.

Venezuelan billionaire businessman Gustavo Cisneros, who grew the family business Cisneros Group into an influential media conglomerate across Latin America and the U.S., has died at age 78.

Jennifer Lopez on Wednesday released her new single, “Can't Get Enough,” and its accompanying lush video that takes a humorous look at her past marriages.

'It all started with a simple dream,' Ronstadt wrote in an Instagram story on Wednesday confirming the news.

Ofelia Valdez-Yeager, the fierce Latino arts fundraiser and “connector of people” who helped establish the Riverside Art Museum's Cheech Marin Center

Peso Pluma’s upcoming performance at the Viña del Mar Festival in Chile is stirring controversy as high-profile Chilean government officials, sociologists, and public television officials are challenging his headlining slot, saying his music condones narcoculture.