Bad Bunny to Headline the Halftime Show
The news is out, and Bad Bunny will be taking the stage at the 2026 Super Bowl halftime show, and we couldn’t be more excited! As one of the world’s biggest artists, he’s broken barriers, represented Latino culture with pride, and brought global attention to reggaetón and Latin music like never before.
Of course, big news always brings big reactions. While some have shown unnecessary backlash, the truth is this: the halftime show has always been about showcasing the best talent, creativity, and diversity music has to offer. And few artists today embody that better than Bad Bunny.
Instead of focusing on criticism, let’s celebrate what this moment means: representation, history, and one unforgettable show.
Celebrating Rosie Perez: 2025 Hispanic Heritage Award Honoree
A heartfelt congratulations to Rosie Perez for receiving the 2025 Hispanic Heritage Award for Leadership! This prestigious honor recognizes her extraordinary contributions as an actress, choreographer, and advocate. From her breakout role in Do the Right Thing to her Emmy-nominated performances in In Living Color and The Flight Attendant, Rosie has captivated audiences with her talent and authenticity.
Beyond her artistic achievements, Rosie has been a steadfast advocate for the Latinx community. She served on President Obama's Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS and produced a Spanish-language PSA campaign addressing the AIDS crisis. Her activism continues to inspire and empower.
Rosie's journey from Brooklyn to the Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C., where she was honored on September 4, 2025, is a testament to her resilience and dedication to her craft and community.
Her story reminds us that true leadership is rooted in courage, community, and legacy. Rosie Perez is a shining example of how one individual's impact can resonate across generations.
Celebrating Luis von Ahn this Hispanic Heritage Month!
From inventing CAPTCHA and reCAPTCHA to co-founding Duolingo, Luis has transformed technology and education, making learning accessible to millions worldwide.
A proud Guatemalan-American, his work and philanthropy inspire us all, showing the incredible impact of Hispanic innovators in science, tech, and education.