Ryan Murphy, John Carroll Lynch and Sarah Paulson Tease Memorable 'American Horror Story: Freak Show' Characters

"American Horror Story" creator Ryan Murphy and Season 4 stars Sarah Paulson and Johnn Caroll Lynch are promising a unique upcoming season with some of the most memorable characters ever.

Will the Number of Unaccompanied Minors Crossing the Border Continue to Decrease?

By Scharon Harding
The number of unaccompanied minors caught crossing the United States border has decreased recently, but will the trend continue?

Comedian Paul Rodriguez Talks Move to Theater, Lack of Roles for Latinos [Watch]

By Scharon Harding
This month, Paul Rodriguez is bringing a Latino twist to "The Odd Couple" on theater in San Diego, California. The comedian and actor is facing a major challenge with his first theatrical role, but hopes it is one that will help Latinos be better recognized in mainstream media.

Make-up Artist Greg Nicotero Says Zombies Will Be More Decayed, 'Putrefied' in 'The Walking Dead' Season 5

By Scharon Harding
Greg Nicotero, "The Walking Dead's" special effects make-up artist and producer, is detailing what kind of nastiness fans can expect from zombies in the upcoming season.

Lolo Jones Opens Up About 'DWTS' Elimination, Olympics-Created Fear of Being Teased

By Scharon Harding
Three-time Olympian Lolo Jones has opened up about what being the first celebrity eliminated from Season 19 of "Dancing With the Stars" feels like.

Wilmer Valderrama: Politicians Who Delayed Immigration Reform Will Feel Latino Community's Power During November Elections

By Scharon Harding
Actor Wilmer Valderrama says that politicians are going to feel the power of the Latino community come November elections.

Study: Meteor That Struck Mexico and Killed the Dinosaurs Also Caused Fall Foliage

By Scharon Harding
According to a new report by University of Arizona scientists, the same meteor that killed the dinosaurs is also responsible for mesmerizing fall foliage.

Marina Silva to Push Cuba Toward Democracy, Work on Relationship With US if She Wins 2014 Brazil Presidential Race

By Scharon Harding
A month ago, Marina Silva entered the race to become the president of Brazil, after the candidate from her Socialist Party was killed in a plane crash. Now the candidate, who is in a head-to-head race against the incumbent, has given her first foreign interview since joining the race.

'American Horror Story: Freak Show' Creator Ryan Murphy Details 'Freak Show' Characters, Plot

By Scharon Harding
Creator Ryan Murphy has shared some freaky details about the next season of "American Horror Story's" plot and characters.

Downton Abbey' Cast Members Talk 'Harrowing' Storylines, Plot [Pic]

By Scharon Harding
The stars of "Downton Abbey" are getting ready for some shocking Season 5 twists.

Puerto Rican Slaughterhouse Rapper Joell Ortiz Incorporates Healthy, Sober Lifestyle Into 'House Slippers' Album

By Scharon Harding
Rapper Joell Ortiz's new lease on life is carrying over into his new music.

Hispanics, African Americans Dissatisfied With News Coverage of Minority Communities, Study Finds

By Scharon Harding
A new study has found that although Hispanics and African Americans are keeping up with the digital age, they are not satisfied with the news content delivered through modern outlets.

Over 100K Immigrants to Lose ObamaCare Health Insurance Coverage for Lack of Proof of Residence

By Scharon Harding
According to Health care officials, 115,000 immigrants are set to lose coverage they obtained thorough the Affordable Care Act at the end of this month.

NYPD's Highest Ranking Latino Officer Rafael Pineiro 'Forced Out' of Department, Into Retirement?

By Scharon Harding
On Monday, the New York Police Department announced that its highest-ranking Latino officer, first deputy commissioner Rafael Pineiro, will retire effective Oct. 31, sparking speculation that he is being pushed out of the force.

Study: 30 Percent of Hispanic Women Have Suffered From Domestic Violence, Many Stay in Relationships With Financial Abuse

By Scharon Harding
According to a study by the Allstate Foundation, domestic violence is a common problem among Hispanic women.

Dr. Eugene Porter Actor Josh McDermitt Teases 'Dirty, Wild' New Season of 'The Walking Dead'

By Scharon Harding
The character of Dr. Eugene Porter, who joined AMC's "The Walking Dead" last season, will be further developed in the upcoming season, actor Josh McDermitt has revealed.

Michael Waltrip and Betsey Johnson to Incorporate NASCAR, Fashion Into 'DWTS' Season 19

By Scharon Harding
Season 19 "Dancing With the Stars" celebrity competitors Michael Waltrip and Betsey Johnson plan on incorporating their careers into the ABC show.

Betsey Johnson Talks 'So Hot' 'DWTS' Partner Tony Dovolani During Fashion Week

By Scharon Harding
Although it's Fashion Week, fashion designer Betsey Johnson can't keep her mind of "Dancing With the Stars."

Ice-T and Wife Coco Talk Rapper's Return to Music, Hugh Hefner and More on NUVOtv's 'Mario Lopez: One on One' [Watch]

By Scharon Harding
On Thursday, Mario Lopez's discussion with original gangster Ice-T and his wife of over 10 years, Coco Austin will air on NUVOtv on his interview series "Mario Lopez: One on One."

New Mexico Governor Candidates Susana Martinez and Gary King Butt Heads Over Having 'A Latino Heart' [Video]

By Scharon Harding
New Mexico Attorney General Gary King is being criticized about remarks he made about Gov. Susana Martinez.

Poll: Latino Voters More Negative About US, Obama and the Economy; in Favor of Hillary Clinton Over Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio

By Scharon Harding
According to a new poll of registered Latino voters, more Hispanics think the United States is heading in the wrong direction than previously.

Puerto Rican Designer Ricardo Mulero Talks Constructing the National September 11 Memorial & Museum Exhibition

By Scharon Harding
As Americans everywhere unite to remember those lost during Sept. 11, Ricardo Mulero, the lead designer of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum exhibition, is opening up about creating an important part of American history and remembrance.

Charlie Hunnam: I Didn't Have Enough Time to Transition Into Christian Grey for 'Fifty Shades of Grey'

By Scharon Harding
For the first time ever, Charlie Hunnam has gone into detail about why he accepted the leading role of Christian Grey in the movie adaptation of "Fifty Shades of Grey," and then backed out two months later.

Andi Dorfman and Josh Murray Happy on Social Media Amid Reports of 'The Bachelorette's' Faltering Career [Pic]

By Scharon Harding
Despite rumors that Andi Dorfman is no longer happy with the winner of her season of "The Bachelorette," Josh Murray, the reality stars continue to be all smiles on social media.

'What Would You Do?' Host John Quiñones to Help Boston Children's Hospital Fundraise for Latinos Needing Health Care

By Scharon Harding
On Friday, Sept. 12, a hospital in Boston will hold a fundraiser in an effort to continue its goal of helping Latinos in America get access to health care.
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