BEVERLY HILLS (May 4, 2017) - The Imagen Foundation announced it will recognize the Miranda family including Lin-Manuel Miranda, Dr. Luz Towns-Miranda, Luis A. Miranda, Jr., and Luz Miranda-Crespo with the Imagen President’s Award at the 32nd Annual Imagen Awards to be held August 18, 2017, at the Beverly Wilshire in Beverly Hills.
The Imagen Foundation congratulates our dear friend, Mónica Gil, for her appointment as Executive Vice President of Corporate Affairs at NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises. In her new role, she will have oversight of the company’s corporate communications, government relations, and community relations efforts. In addition, she will also manage high-priority company-wide initiatives across all Telemundo Enterprises business units. [...]
LOS ANGELES, CA. — The Imagen Foundation, the nation’s leading organization promoting the advancement and positive portrayal of Latinos throughout all aspects of the entertainment industry, today will honor and recognize industry executives who have distinguished themselves and set a standard of excellence in their respective fields of business, as well as helped pave the way [...]
Diana Maria Riva and Stephanie Beatriz present the award for Best Young Actor in Television at the 2016 Imagen Awards.
Moira Morel accepts the award for "Vamonos" at the 2016 Imagen Awards with a powerful message.
Jonathan Del Arco, Kearran Giovanni, Phillip Keene, and Rene Rosado accept the 2016 Imagen Award for Best Primetime Program: Drama on behalf of Major Crimes.
Gloria Calderon Kellett, executive producer and showrunner of the new Latino version of One Day at a Time, receiving the Norman Lear Writer's Award at the 2016 Imagen Awards.
Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers, presents the award to Vilma Martinez, former President and General Counsel for the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF) and former U.S. Ambassador to Argentina.
Helen Hernandez, President of the Imagen Foundation, speaks at the 2016 Imagen Awards, addressing the importance of the Latino vote this election year. "For years, we have been called a sleeping giant. It's time for the giant to wake up."
Richard Cabral (American Crime, End of Watch) performing an excerpt from his one-man show, "Fighting Shadows," at the 2016 Imagen Awards.
