In the upcoming "Kiss of the Spider Woman," based on the stage musical, L.A.-born phenom Tonatiuh announces himself as a ...

Based on the 1976 novel by Manuel Puig, the musical features a score by Kander and Ebb — the legendary duo behind Chicago and ...

"Kiss of the Spider Woman," starring Jennifer Lopez and Diego Luna, arrives this fall and we've got the first trailer. American Pie star Seann William Scott filed a declaration laying out his monthly ...

"Kiss of the Spider Woman," starring Jennifer Lopez and Diego Luna, arrives this fall and we've got the first trailer.

"Don't you like to dream? At least a little?" Yes! Roadside Attractions has revealed the ravishing full official trailer for ...

A synopsis for the remake, courtesy of Roadside Attractions: ...

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An all new trailer has been released for the upcoming Kiss of the Spider Woman film, directed by Academy Award winner Bill ...

Tonatiuh mentioned that he grew up as a femme Latine kid — but upon entering the film industry, they chose to stamp down any femininity that could potentially hurt an acting career. When ...

Tonatiuh told the story with such dramatic emphasis that the interviewer nearly fell on the floor laughing. “Sometimes life is better than fiction,” Tonatiuh added.

Duncan Tonatiuh, whose book "Diego Rivera: His World and Ours" was the 2012 winner of the Pura Belpre Illustrator Award, with some of his work in his home in Colonia La Lejona, San Miguel de Allende.

Duncan Tonatiuh. Abrams, $16.95 (40p) ISBN 978-1-4197-2130-4 Tonatiuh (Funny Bones) retells a Mesoamerican legend about a pair of volcanoes that can be seen from Mexico City.