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Business

Latino Families Expected To Shape 2026 World Cup Travel Trends

Latino travelers in the United States could become one of the most influential tourism forces around the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with family trips, larger groups and neighborhood-level spending expected to shape the tournament far beyond stadium gates, according to a new report commissioned by Airbnb and conducted by Blue Point Analytix.

American Airlines Cuts Six Routes Across the U.S. Including Los Angeles, Washington DC, Cleveland and More
American Airlines is temporarily suspending six domestic routes and lowering its 2026 profit forecast as rising jet fuel costs linked to the war in Iran continue to pressure airline operations and profitability.
Trump's Pick for Florida Governor Byron Donalds Breaks With Him on AI as State Sues OpenAI
President Donald Trump's preferred candidate for Florida governor has broken with him on one of the fastest-moving fights in American politics: who gets to regulate artificial intelligence. Rep. Byron Donalds, the Trump-backed Republican running to succeed Gov. Ron DeSantis in 2026, said Monday that states should be allowed to take the lead in creating rules for AI.
Elon Musk's SpaceX Reportedly Raised Pentagon Starlink Costs During Iran War
Elon Musk's SpaceX clashed with the Pentagon over a sharp increase in Starlink satellite service costs during the U.S. war with Iran, according to a report that triggered political blowback.

Business

Entertainment

Cassie Ventura Reportedly Leaves the U.S. as New Details Emerge About Diddy Settlement

Cassie Ventura, the singer whose 2023 lawsuit against Sean "Diddy" Combs helped trigger the cascade of allegations and investigations that ultimately reshaped the music mogul's career, has reportedly relocated outside the United States with her family following her legal victory and multimillion-dollar settlement.

Meet María Montserrat Alvarado, the Lay Mexican Woman Chosen by Pope Leo XIV to Lead Vatican Media

Pope Leo XIV appointed María Montserrat Alvarado, a Mexico City native and veteran Catholic media executive, as the new prefect of the Vatican's Dicastery for Communication, making her the first non-religious woman to hold one of the Holy See's most influential communications posts.

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Interviews

Mexican Actors Eréndira Ibarra and Andrés Palacios Expose the Brutal Cost of Fame in New ViX Thriller - INTERVIEW

Mexican actors Eréndira Ibarra and Andrés Palacios talk in an interview about their new thriller 'El Precio de la Fama' for TelevisaUnivision streaming service VIX.

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Interviews

Adam Rodríguez Has Been Holding Down Latino Representation on Crime TV for 20 Years, and He's Not Done Yet as He Returns to 'Criminal Minds Evolution'

Adam Rodríguez talks in an interview about casting and directing 'Heated Rivalry' Connor Storrie in the new season of 'Criminal Minds: Evolution,' the future of his own character Luke Alves and how this season goes darker

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Music

Santana and Becky G Turn Immigration Pain Into a Powerful Anthem With 'Mi Gran Amor'

Carlos Santana and Becky G are turning music into a political and emotional statement with Mi Gran Amor, a new collaboration that arrives at a moment when immigration remains one of the most painful and polarizing realities in the United States.

Cecilia Vega Out of '60 Minutes': How She Changed TV News for Latina Journalists Even Before She Joined the Legendary CBS Show

Latina journalist Cecilia Vega is among the staff leaving '60 Minutes', amid an overhaul of the CBS news section.

Awards

Jorge Ramos Makes Digital Journalism History at News Emmys With "Así Veo las Cosas"

Latino journalism had one of its strongest nights at the 47th annual News & Documentary Emmy Awards, where Jorge Ramos' independent digital show "Así Veo las Cosas" won Outstanding News Program in Spanish, and several Spanish-language projects took home major awards.

Interviews

Diego Boneta's Fidel Castro Transformation in 'Killing Castro' Started With the Team Behind Luis Miguel - EXCLUSIVE

For Diego Boneta, the most shocking part of becoming Fidel Castro was not the fear, although there was plenty of that. It was not the politics either, even though he says the role arrived at a moment when Cuba feels newly urgent again. It was the discovery that the thing audiences are most likely to talk about first, how uncannily he looks like Fidel in Killing Castro, came down to something surprisingly small.

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Interviews

Rico Nasty Talks Apple TV's 'Margo's Got Money Troubles,' Puerto Rican Roots And Her Next Hip-Hop Era - INTERVIEW

Rico Nasty did not have to search too far to find KC, her sharp-edged character in Apple TV's Margo's Got Money Troubles. She found her in herself, said in an interview the Latina Maryland rapper, born María-Cecilia Simone Kelly.

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Interviews

Nicolas Cage Intimidated Her at First, Then Karen Rodríguez Created Marvel's Most Unexpected Latina Heroine in Spider-Noir - INTERVIEW

Karen Rodriguez opens up about stepping into Marvel's dark new universe in Spider-Noir, starring opposite Nicolas Cage. In this exclusive interview with The Latin Times, the Mexican-born actress reveals how intimidated she felt during her first scenes with Cage, why she turned Janet Ruiz into a "very Mexican" woman inspired by her mother and Dolores del Río, and why Latino characters deserve to be messy, complicated and powerful.

Interviews

Juan Pablo Raba Brings a Latino Reckoning to 'Dutton Ranch' - INTERVIEW

Juan Pablo Raba talks in an interview about his role of Joaquín in the new Taylor Sheridan 'Yellowstone' spin-off 'Dutton Ranch,' his biggest role in a Hollywood series.

Politics

Activists Accuse Cuba of Manipulating the International Community with the Release of 2,000 Prisoners

Cuba published the names of 2,010 prisoners granted freedom under a sweeping amnesty, but the list has opened a new controversy instead of closing one: many of the country's most internationally known political prisoners, including artist Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara and rapper Maykel "Osorbo" Castillo Pérez, do not appear to have been freed.

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Telenovelas

Danna García Says Goodbye to Rebeca, the Fiercest Role of Her Telenovela Career

For more than three decades, Danna García has been one of the defining faces of Latin American television. Then she took a break to do film, but now, after years of playing women audiences rooted for instantly, García says Rebeca from Hermanas: Un Amor Compartido may be the most emotionally demanding character she has ever carried.

Celebrity

(VIDEO) Olivia Rodrigo Teases New Single 'The Cure' as Favorite Song on Upcoming Album

Olivia Rodrigo will release her new single 'The Cure' on May 22, 2026, ahead of her third album. Fans eagerly await the track, described as Rodrigo's favourite.

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Movies

Pedro Pascal Says The Mandalorian is a Real 'Papá Latino'

In a viral video shared on the official Star Wars TikTok account, Pedro Pascal explains in Spanish why his character in The Mandalorian feels deeply Latino to him, and the answer instantly resonated with fans across social media.