Vida executive producer Tanya Saracho vowed to continue putting a spotlight on the plight of immigrant children taken from their families by the Trump administration.
Last month, Vida – Starz’s half-hour drama series focusing on two Mexican-American sisters from the Eastside of Los Angeles who return to their old…
Roberta Colindrez(I Love Dick, The Deuce) has been cast as a new series regular on the expanded 10-episode second season of Starz’s Latinx half-hour series Vida.
From creator/showrunner Tanya Saracho, Vida centers around two Mexican-American sisters from the Eastside of Los Angeles who couldn’t be more different from…
The cinematic home of The Hunger Games is putting money on the table to support the campaign initiated by Vida and One Day at a Time to stop border family separation and unite children with their immigrant parents.
Following the contribution of its Starz subsidiary and Vida home, Lionsgate is giving $10,000 to…
EXCLUSIVE: Actress Chelsea Rendon, who serves as a series regular on Starz’s lauded Latinx drama series Vida, is joining The Green Room for representation. Rendon plays Marisol who is the expression of eastside LA youth culture: woke, politicized, and deep in the resistance.
The show, which was picked up for a second s…
UPDATE, 8:25 PM: As fellow NBC stars, Donald Trump and Jimmy Fallon used to be so close but now they are distinctly on different sides on family border separation and the former administration's zero tolerance policy – as the Tonight Show main man made very clear in a swing back at the former Celebrity…
"It's been really lovely to see how in some small part we can use this platform to help these people and families," saidOne Day at a Time executive producer and co-showrunner Gloria Calderon Kellett of the effort initiated this week by TV writers to stop families being separated at the southern border by Donald…
(UPDATE WITH MORE SERIES JOINING THE CHALLENGE) As more and more writers rooms from across the Big 4, cable and streaming take on the challenge from Vida and One Day at a Time to stop children being ripped apart from their families at the southern border, the home of the Tanya Saracho-run East LA drama has put its…
On a day when Donald Trump and his chorus of sycophants have doubled down on tearing apart families at the southern border and tossing children in caged detention centers, two series have thrown down to Hollywood to stand up for what's right.
"One Day at a Time and Vida are teaming up to end family separation at the…
"Out of 520 shows right now, now five are of a Latinx gaze, you know," Vida executive producer Tanya Saracho notes of her Starz series and the culture for which it comes in the math of the Peak TV Era. "That's not enough,” she added. “We make up almost 20% of this country, so that's erasure. So for so long we've been…
Just days after its Season 1 finale, Starz has ordered a second season of its praised Latinx drama series Vida.
From showrunner Tanya Saracho (How to Get Away With Murder), Vida focuses on Mexican-American sisters Emma and Lyn (Mishel Prada, Melissa Barrera) from the Eastside of Los Angeles who couldn't be more…
