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| Casi Casi - the movie Favorite Comedy from Coast to Coast! Casi- Casi is a comedy loved by audiences everywhere! East coast! West coast! And next- Chicago! San Diego Latino Film Festival: Won the Audience Award Philadelphia Film Festival: rated 3rd by audience Next stop: Chicago Latino Film Festival Gene Siskel Film Center Friday, April 28th at 8:30pm Saturday, April 29th at 6:00pm General Admission $9 Students $7 |
| Casi Casi - the movie Where is it playing? casi casi near you if u r anywhere near chicago How much are the tixx? casi $10. for students it's $7. Has there ever been a latino teen comedy? ¡casi nunca! so go see it! Is it a foreign film? casi casi. if you consider puerto rico "foreign"! Has it won awards? ¡Sí! 1st place in San Diego & casi 1st place in philly Has La Diva seen the movie? casi casi lo vi. i saw the trailer. hysterical movie! What's the website? ¡¿Qué más puede ser?! ¡casicasi.com! |
| Eva Longoria can be seen from SPACE! Talk about out of this world! A bigger than life picture of Eva Longoria can be seen from space by Google Earth. Maxim magazine recreated the cover to celebrate it's 100th issue. It took nine workers 15 hours to build the 75-by-110 foot replica on vinyl mesh in the desert outside Las Vegas. Longoria says, "I guess space is no longer the final frontier. I am flattered, to say the least, to be TV's Sexiest Earthling." |
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Maxim cover as seen from space to celebrate Maxim's
100th issue. Eva Longoria also helped George Lopez
celebrate his 100th episode. See quepasajan2006. Makes
you wonder who else will be turning 100?
Maxim cover as seen from space to celebrate Maxim's
100th issue. Eva Longoria also helped George Lopez
celebrate his 100th episode. See quepasajan2006. Makes
you wonder who else will be turning 100?
| Immigrant Uprising NYC joins the rest of the cities in the nation that are protesting HR 4437 a proposed law that would not only criminalize illegal immigrants but also criminalize anyone who aids them. La Diva was there and has full coverage of the NYC march in solidarity with Immigration Rights with the crowd stretching over a mile and estimated at 40,000 that took place April 1st across the Brooklyn Bridge Read now |
| Largest Protests Since the Civil Rights Era "The sleeping Latino giant has finally awakened," said Assemblyman Felix Ortiz (D-Brooklyn). "Immigrant America is rising" says Jose Quiñones of BlueLatinos.org. The protests are against a proposed bill that would - get this- criminalize illegal immigrants. To be an illegal immigrant would be a felony AND assisting an illegal immigrant would be assisting a crime. For example the priest or minister of a church who is having a soup kitchen who just so happens to be serving soup to illegal immigrants can be imposed criminal penalities. Anyone knowingly helping illegal immigrants could be criminalized for their aid. The bill also proposes a wall along the Mexico - US border. |
| Marches in over a dozen cities have shocked the nation with the overwhelming number of people. In LA a conservative estimate of 1/2 a million people marched. In Chicago, Phoenix, Denver, Milwaukee, 10s of thousands marched. Chicago had over 100,000. Atlanta staged a walk out of immigrant business owners and those who did not shut down were boycotted. High schoolers in Texas and California staged walk outs from school. NYC is said to be next with a protest on Saturday April 1st starting at the Brooklyn Bridge. The Mexican government has full page ads in major US newspapers such as the New York Times and Washington Post telling the American public that this is a shared responsibility and that together a solution can be worked out. Most seem to agree that this bill which is on the Senate floor is extreme, and draconian. Immigrants are not criminals. Immigrants is what this country was built on. Get involved! Sign the petition and contact your senator at www.bluelatinos.org. |
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| See NYC march in solidarity with immigration rights full coverage of the march across the Brooklyn Bridge |
| La Diva Latina appearing LIVE on El Show de Fernandito Friday, April 21st Don't miss it! |
| Also Thursdays and Sundays 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM Channel 22 Cambridge, MA |
| J-Lo and Longoria Together as Sisters Jennifer Lopez and Eva Longoria may play sisters in a comedy, written by J-Lo, about 2 Hollywood sisters that turn into bitter rivals. A Mexican and a Puerto Rican playing sisters- that's true Latina hermandad! |
| Long Lost Twins? Talking about sisterhood- Doesn't Ivy Queen look a lot like Donatella Versace??? |
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| Dejando Huellas con Viancka La selección de los finalistas estuvo bajo la responsabilidad de Sergio Vargas, Frankie Negrón, Ninoska, y Paolo Divaldi. El público es quien tuvo la última palabra y eligió al ganador, la carismática Viancka. Como premio, Viancka obtuvo la suma de 5 mil dólares, un demo con dos canciones, un video musical ect. y como si no fuera tanto - un fin de semana todo incluido en la República Dominicana. A la gran final se dieron cita importantes figuras del arte: Amarfis, Fragancia, Los Roba Corazones, Alma Encendía, entre otros. ¡Felicidades a la Diva Dominicana Viancka! |
| Viancka - winner of Dejando Huellas on SuperCanal Caribe, the American Idol show of the Dominican Republic where 20 contestants have their "huellas" in jeopardy until there is finally only one left standing! |
| Supreme Court Will Not Hear Case on PR Voting Monday, March 20th, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear arguments in the case of U.S. citizens denied a presidential vote in Puerto Rico. Chief plaintiff Gregorio Igartua and others have waged a court battle since 1994, involving 3 lawsuits, to obtain the presidential vote denied residents of Puerto Rico. The Supreme Court did not offer any explanation for its refusal to hear the claims of Puerto Rican voters. Igartua has vowed to continue the struggle for suffrage and is expected to soon file a complaint with the Organization of American States moving Igartua v. United States to international court. In the Virgin Islands a similar case for presidential voting rights is being waged by Krim Ballentine. The case was first filed in 1999 and has been stalled by three Virgin Islands judges. In 2001, Yale Law School, at the request of the court, filed a brief urging voting rights be granted. After a half-decade delay the Third Circuit Court of Appeals appointed a New Jersey judge to hear Ballentine v. United States. The judge has held a status hearing but did not say when the case will be decided. Meanwhile, anxious voters wait for justice. by Michael Richardson of Voter's Voice, a monthly election newsletter |
| What do Hillary Clinton and Jennifer López have in common? They both travel the world. And they carry the right to vote in presidential elections by absentee ballot with them where ever they go... except if they go to Puerto Rico. More info: earlier article on La Diva Latina: Puerto Rico Paradox |
| First elected Female President of Latin America On March 11, 2006, Socialist Michelle Bachelet, is sworn in as Chile's first female president on Saturday. A single mother of three, a pediatrician, socialist, won a runoff election for president, defeating Sebastian Pinera, a multimillionaire businessman, AND Bachelet is the FIRST female president in Latin America to be elected. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, said: "South America has changed. A worker is president of Brazil, there comes Lula [Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva]; an Indian is president of Bolivia [Evo Morales]; a woman is president of Chile, and in Venezuela, a revolutionary soldier, which is what I am." |
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