Movie Review: Anora Gives Feels Like A Classic

HILARIOUS! Watching Anora, felt like I was watching those really good 80s/90s movies that pop up randomly in your channel stream. You know what I…

Emilia Perez Is One Of The Most Unique Films

As I walk through the theater, I started to miss my childhood. The giddiness of sneaking in to see multiple movies in a weekend because…

Movie Review: Folie A Deux Is A PERFECT SEQUEL

When he wanted to be loved, we made him a joke. When he wanted to be feared, we made him a god. In the end,…

Diandra Entrevista Ekka: Solo Canciones Tristes … Por Ahora

Para Ekka, desde Venezuela hacia el mundo! Revelando su vulnerabilidad en termino ceder a la vida, el amor, y los sueños de su niña interior,…

Theatre Review: Yellow Face Will Have Showing Your Funny Face

Watching Yellow Face, I was surprised by its message. The hilarious comedy paints itself under the guise of a more common than not discussion, especially…

Artist Review: Joy Oladokun Misses The Birds

I really like Joy Oladokun, and she represents a part of me I wish I did not feed: my ego. In a world filled with…

Festival Review: NYLFF Is PR Pride

For years, I have screamed from the mountain tops. NYLFF is one of the funnest film festivals. Of course, I love being Latina, and inherently…

Event Review: American Express Celebrates 40 Years In CDMX

This year American Express celebrated 40 years in Mexico City, and let’s just say, ¨The Stars Appeared.¨ When it comes to cards, American Express does…

Concert Review: The AG Club Is Open For Membership

SOBs is a staple for Hip Hop in NYC. Housing thousands of acts across their stage for 40 minutes of Heaven, and a hopeful launch…

Concert Review: Wes Scott Serves At Brooklyn Music Kitchen

Playing at Brooklyn Music Kitchen, Wes Scott felt like the epitome of vulnerable. The space is super intimate and like any artist, starting out, you…

Theatre Review: The Purple Flame Burns At Arts on Site

At 12 St Marks Place, rises an opportunity that cannot be missed. A Women Led art residency that does something we forget in the art…

Theater Review: Las Vidas Rotas Picks Up At Repertorio

Directed  Pablo Andrade  and written by Yessi Hernandez, Las Vidas Rotas deliciously/ beautifully plays into the existential questions and literary tropes of Latinidad and immigration.…

Concert Review: Elsewhere Gets Heated With Geneva Jacuzzi

Sometimes, I wish I was more publicly weird, and I do not mean that in a weird way. I mean that in a way of…

Event Review: JNote Worldwide Is Set To Takeover

A new label arises in a time, when we need a giant pick me up. My TikTok is just flooded with videos on ¨The End…

TV Review: Agatha All Along Comes In Strong on Disney Plus

I was really excited for Agatha All Along, and the pressure is on when it comes to this show. Wandavision, even now, is one of…