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Due to the talks surrounding the Reboot of the hit musical series, “Glee”, actor Kevin Mchale has already set the record straight that he will no longer play Artie Abrams, a character on the series who is in a wheelchair. In a “Showmance” podcast shot back in 2019 with his co-star Jenna Ushkowitz, Mchale said […]
Finally, a kids’ cartoon series that completely captures the Filipino culture can now be enjoyed by everyone! The new PBS cartoon entitled Jelly, Ben & Pogo has been gaining traction online due to accurate representation of the Filipino culture. It was first launched in October 2021, created and directed by Jalysa Leva, a Filipino-American animator, […]
Cartoon Network animated series Craig of the Creek trended on social media when a video clip of the show’s episode in season 4 called “Sink or Swim Team” featured a character speaking in Bisaya. In the video clip circulating on the internet, the scene showed Eileen—also known as the Sewer Queen in the show—told Craig, […]
Despite earning $11.5 million on its opening day, Lin-Manuel Miranda’s musical drama “In the Heights” has faced criticisms for its apparent lack of dark-skinned Afro-Latino representation in the film. Several internet users expressed their disappointment on Twitter as the 2008 musical-turned-blockbuster was found guilty of white-washing, most notably with its lead Afro-Latina actress Leslie Grace […]
By offering Spanish women employment prospects in their local area, the project founders hope to convince women to stay in rural zones.
The Smithsonian Women’s History Museum will be created as part of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., which also counts 20 other museums.
A woman in the United States made a Cinderella costume all her own by using not only glass slippers but also a glass prosthetic arm. Mandy Pursley noticed a lack of representation of amputees in fairytale stories, so she took it upon herself to make magic happen by sewing her own costume and having a […]