Despite some progress, stereotypes of the Latinx community still abound in film and TV. A bilingual streaming platform called Canela.TV aims to offer a more nuanced and accurate portrayal of Latinx stories, leaning into desires for cultural relevance and authenticity on-screen.

A lot of businesses traffic in American exceptionalism, tapping into national pride as part of their creative comms and brand identity. But while such aspirational messaging used to resonate with Americans – and many people around the world – will COVID-19 make this narrative less appealing?

In the middle of a pandemic, Americans are scrambling to keep abreast of the headlines – and stay sane while doing so. How can people stay informed while maintaining their mental health? And what else, besides objective information, can the media offer to those stuck at home?

WithQueer Eye,RuPaul’s Drag Raceand a host of other shows, LGBTQ+ representation on TV has been steadily improving in recent years. And now LGBTQ+ comics fans can soon rejoice, as the TV adaptation of DC's Batwoman series will be the first superhero show to feature a lesbian lead.