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Significant Cinema: CineFestival to explore notable Latino narratives at Guadalupe Theater from July 11-16

San Antonio's original Latino film festival will feature 114 films, including 38 from the Alamo City and 40 from Texas.

By Kiko Martinez

The 44th edition of CineFestival will take place July 11-16 at the historic Guadalupe Theater. San Antonio's original Latino film festival will feature 114 films, including 38 from the Alamo City and 40 from Texas...

Conjunto Blues explores the social and historical conditions that gave birth to the development of conjunto, the South Texas-born musical form.

Symbol of Hope: Sasha Calle talks about being the first Latina to play Supergirl in The Flash

The Flash is also Calle's first appearance in a major motion picture.

By Brandon Rodriguez

Calle, who's U.S.-born and of Colombian descent, is the first Latina to play the role of Kara Zor-El.

Screenwriter and San Antonio native Marcella Ochoa marching on front lines of WGA strike

As a WGA captain, Ochoa manages the schedules of about 30 team members on the picket line in Southern California.

By Kiko Martinez

Marcella Ochoa grew up understanding how vital labor unions such as the WGA are to working people.

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Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and pickpocket Grace (Hayley Atwell) are on a mission.

By Andrew Wyatt

With Tom Cruise battling an AI villain, the New Mission: Impossible continues the series’ strong legacy

Sabrina Wu, Sherry Cola, Stephanie Hsu and Ashley Park fill roles you may remember from Sex and the City or Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants.

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In Joy Ride, Asian American women bring fresh perspective to raunchy comedy — with mixed results

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Good Neighbors: According to a new standup routine, Tom Segura (left) doesn't quite know what to make of his neighbor Ted Cruz.

By Sanford Nowlin

Comic Tom Segura talks about a strange, vulgar conversation with Ted Cruz

Jeff Hiller is currently starring in the HBO dramedy series Somebody Somewhere.

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Actor Jeff Hiller talks growing up in San Antonio and his HBO series Somebody Somewhere

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Comic Tom Segura talks about a strange, vulgar conversation with Ted Cruz

By Sanford Nowlin

Good Neighbors: According to a new standup routine, Tom Segura (left) doesn't quite know what to make of his neighbor Ted Cruz.

Actor Jeff Hiller talks growing up in San Antonio and his HBO series Somebody Somewhere

By Kiko Martinez

Jeff Hiller is currently starring in the HBO dramedy series Somebody Somewhere.

With Tom Cruise battling an AI villain, the New Mission: Impossible continues the series’ strong legacy

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Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and pickpocket Grace (Hayley Atwell) are on a mission.

Review: Harrison Ford is somehow still fighting Nazis in Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

By Craig D. Lindsey

Phoebe Waller-Bridge plays the grifting sidekick to Harrison Ford's Indiana Jones.

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House of Kenzo Thursday, March 16, 1:00-1:50am To the onlooker and passerby, House of Kenzo may look like some random girls dancing in post-apocalyptic garb on stage, but look and listen a little bit closer and you’re realize that this performance art collective constructs and deconstructs conceptual themes and ideas on whatever stage, house, arena, or gig you see them performing. If you’re not sweating, you’re not learning, sis. Photo by Jaime Monzon

Meet the 17 Artists Repping San Antonio at SXSW 2018
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Ursula, The Little Mermaid (1989) Perhaps one of the most recurring nightmares from my early childhood had to do with this creepy half octopus/half woman from The Little Mermaid. I can't be the only one who would hide her face behind her fingers during Ursula's slimy performance of "Poor Unfortunate Souls" as she sings in her low register and works her black magic. She lures the sea folk in with her promises, but ultimately tricks her victims and makes them prisoners. That's some sick stuff. Photo via The Little Mermaid / Facebook

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