Dubbed 'Flamin' Hot' (of course) the Eva Longoria-directed project takes the true life story of Richard Montañez and turns it into a comedic and heartfelt film about a man who went from running the streets with his gang-banging homies to the top of the corporate world simply by turning to his Mexican heritage and applying it to the American dream.
After the historic turnout for both groups during the 2020 Presidential Election, both Black and Brown women have taken notice of their political influence and intend to spark change. While the revolution is, in theory, going forward without the overt assistance of white women, many will be involved because of their sheer numbers, but overall the last two elections have proven that Black and Brown women have a voice loud enough to march on its own.
During an interview segment with host Ari Melber, the actress praised Black women voters for their efforts but said the "real heroes" were Latina women.
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While Lil Wayne continues serving his 12 month sentence at New York’s Rikers Island prison, his time behind bars is continuing to be documented. As previously reported a prison guard says she was fired from the facility for reportedly spying on the YM founder in April. That woman, Amelia Negron, plans to file a lawsuit […]
