ShowBizCafe.com is a Latino entertainment site that covers movies, television, music, Broadway and pop culture in English from a Latino point of view. The site launched in 2007 and has grown into a trusted voice on Latino stories in Hollywood and the entertainment industry.
Our origin story
ShowBizCafe began as one of the first bilingual film websites in the United States focused on U.S. Hispanics. At a time when Spanish language movie coverage online was rare, the site built an audience by reviewing new releases, interviewing talent, and spotlighting Latino stories long before most outlets paid attention.
As the media landscape shifted, ShowBizCafe evolved into an English language site that speaks to bicultural readers who move comfortably between mainstream Hollywood and Latino culture.
What we cover today
Today ShowBizCafe focuses on:
Movies
Reviews, interviews, festival coverage and awards season analysis, with special attention to Latino filmmakers and actors.
Television
Coverage of series on broadcast, cable and streaming that shape the conversation around representation.
Music
Features on bilingual and Spanish language artists, Spanglish playlists, and the soundtracks that define Latino experiences.
Broadway and live performance
Reviews and features where Latino talent is on stage or behind the scenes.
Latinos in Hollywood
Commentary on casting, industry shifts, and the business of U.S. Hispanic entertainment, grounded in two decades of reporting.
Who ShowBizCafe is for
ShowBizCafe is written for:
U.S. Latinos who care about how they are represented on screen
Media and entertainment professionals, publicists, festival programmers and journalists who work with Latino talent
Curious fans who want context, opinion and analysis, not only breaking news
If you care about where and how Latino stories appear in mainstream entertainment, this site is built for you.
Why Latino entertainment is the focus
Latino audiences are central to the future of film, television and music in the United States, yet coverage of their stories often lags behind their impact. ShowBizCafe tracks:
Which projects center Latino characters and storytellers
Where they are sidelined or stereotyped
How the industry changes when Latinos are in positions of creative control
The goal is simple, give readers sharp, opinionated coverage that treats Latino creatives and audiences as a core part of the entertainment business, not an afterthought.
What you can do here
On ShowBizCafe, you can:
Catch up on reviews of new movies and shows, with a clear Latino lens
Read interviews with actors, directors, writers and showrunners
Scan lists and explainers that help you decide what to watch next
Explore the archive, which stretches back to 2007 and tracks how Latino representation has shifted over time
If you want to pitch a story, invite coverage of a project, or explore partnerships, visit the Contact or Advertise pages to reach us directly.
