Viva

It’s a spring of fantasy, fan favorites and “Fast & Furious” for several of Hollywood’s top Latino stars.

Gabriel Luna's latest role is the former soldier Tommy Miller on “The Last of Us,” HBO's live-action adaptation of a popular PlayStation video game about a fungal outbreak turning infected victims into savages.

The "Into the Woods" star said the organization’s mission hits home for her particularly since she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2014 at age 30.

When it comes to Latino representation in the media, Hollywood has a long way to go. A recent survey found that a majority of Latinos believe their culture is often stereotyped.

Fans were electrified by his performance and celebrated on social media after Bad Bunny shared kisses with a male and a female backup dancer onstage.

Dressed in a glittery pink outfit with long pink hair, Minaj rapped songs such as “Monster,” “Moment 4 Life,” “Superbass” and “Anaconda” during a sexually-charged performance with explicit lyrics censored.

Brazilian newcomer Darwin Del Fabro stars in “They/Them," the directorial debut of Oscar-nominated screenwriter John Logan that is a queer homage to ‘80s slasher films in which the scary fictional narrative runs parallel to the very real horror of LGBTQ conversion.

Bad Bunny is adding acting to his résumé with "Bullet Train."