‘Deli Boys’ is a funny, timely ride for our distracted era
For a second screen viewer or an undistracted television purist, “Deli Boys” is a master class in wielding attention.
Mood and ambience can’t make up for murky plotting in ‘La Maquina’
Hulu’s new Spanish-language miniseries is a few swings short of hitting the mark
‘Veep,’ TV’s prophesies, and our attachment to entertainment
Are TV writers reading the zeitgeist like an astrologist reads star charts?
A workaholic’s guide to building a sense of self outside of professional achievement
The physical risks of the always overachieving work life — and how to avoid them
$50 for what?! Junk fees are everywhere, and consumers are fed up.
If the trend continues, these hidden charges will become normalized, pushing the cost of living even higher.
In her mother’s breast cancer fight, she saw why more Latina oncologists are needed
‘Research shows that if we include diversity in science, it makes the science better...and helps tackle persistent challenges.”
Fact-checking the wave of online misinformation targeted at Latinos
A network called Factchequeado has sprung up to defeat misinformation in Spanish. Is it working?
‘Give them a little trouble.’ The women mechanics overhauling the auto industry.
Only 1.6 percent of mechanics are women – and they’re ready for some company
The G-Word: The Slur You Didn’t Know Was a Slur
How Kindergarten Is An Existential Threat
Why Was Paulina’s Mother-In-Law That Way?
Normal Is In The Eye Of The Beholder
What’s The Value Of Fortune Telling? It Depends
Paulina And Bobby’s Daughters Are Missing - Here’s Why
In Child Custody Cases What Does ‘Fair’ Even Mean?