Barbara Gonzalez, Associate Culture Editor

"I write books that can deal with institutionalized oppression and zombies, and monsters, and magic."

"Everyone’s culture is just so much more than just one big stroke [of Blackness]."

The elderly Guatemalan woman has been in the U.S. since 1993.

Prosecutors called the act "heinous" and "not provoked in any manner."

The National Puerto Rican Day Parade will be missing it's National Freedom Hero.

Seeing holographic words burst out from our Apple watches and tablets would be pretty lit.

Micah Fletcher says the teen girls originally targeted in the Portland attack deserve more support.

A bootleg version of the iconic 5Pointz building in Queens? Thanks, Gentrification!

The snacking doesn't have to stop after the grill's put out.

It's all fun and games until Bieber crashes the culture.

On May 20, Sasheer Zamata took her final bow on the Saturday Night Live stage, leaving some viewers disheartened and confused. The 31-year-old comedian joined the show in it’s 38th season in 2014, at a time where the show was being criticized for its lack of diversity. She was the first Black female cast member […]

After the recent cancellation of both 'The Get Down' and 'East Los High,' we're quickly realizing that the breadth of depictions of Latinidad in Netflix and Hulu originals is toeing an even slimmer line than usual.