Joseph Ortiz, shown at right, has been
quite busy as of late. He co-stars in the feature film The Restaurant (written and directed by Eric Ford-Holevinski),
which has just finished production in New York City. He has also appeared in
commercials for CityMD and the W Hotel.
Kiki Meléndez did a standup comedy set in November as a guest star of Luis Jiménez Show Live, presented as
part of the New York Comedy Festival at the world famous Caroline’s Comedy
Club, located in the Times Square district of Manhattan.
José Sepulveda, shown at left, is now a
host on Buzz60 Latino. He is the first male host for the online network. For
more information, click here.
Jason Torres stars in the short film The Cellist. Written and directed by Arnold Pitre, the film was recently screened at Lovecraft, located in Manhattan’s East Village.
2015 HOLA Awards recipient Edward Azcorra is co-starring in Dinorah Coronado's Secretos de mujer. Directed by Edison Carrera, the Teatro Tocando Puertas production will be presented at the Poet's Den Theater, located in Manhattan's El Barrio neighborhood.
Vladimir Ríos, shown at right, in character, was featured in the December 2015 issue of Poz magazine, where he was profiled
for his collaboration with photographer Lester Blum on two photo series: Warrior of Hope and I Still Remember, respectively. Both are narratives taken by Blum
featuring Ríos (who also served as artistic director) as the main or lead
character. Both series have been published as photo books and are hitting the
art gallery circuit, with Warrior of Hope
opening at the Brad Brafford LGBT Center in Santa Ana, California, and I Still Remember opening at the Staten
Island LGBT Community Center in the Tompkinsville section of Staten Island.
Both exhibitions will open on Tuesday, December 1, 2015 in commemoration of World AIDS
Day. To read the article (note: there is some slight nudity), click here.
Caridad de la Luz (also known by her nom de
poésie et de musique La Bruja) recently
performed at The Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of the American
Indian in Washington, District of Columbia for its Día de los Muertos
celebration. The performance can be seen below (note: some adult language).
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