It’s a plethora of fun on a Fri-Yay with actor Tony Plana, Pixar Putt, BBQ + prizes!

Actor Tony Plana, Easter peeps + a historic hotel celebrating San Antonio!

Love, Victor arrives as a warm embrace during uncertain times. In a chat with ET, Ortiz reflected on Ugly Betty and discussed Love, Victor, authentic Latinx representation and getting a chance to sing Selena. ET: When you played Hilda on Ugly Betty, who was this supportive mother to a young, gay son, it was revolutionary. Ten years later, Love, Victor is still groundbreaking in representation for the Latinx community. RELATED CONTENT:Michael Cimino Talks Getting His Big Break in 'Love, Victor' (Exclusive)How 'Love, Victor' Was Inspired by Criticism of 'Love, Simon' (Exclusive)Pride 2020: The LGBTQ Films and TV Shows to Watch in June

(AP Photo/Matt Sayles, File)MIAMI, FL – Award-winning producer Silvio Horta, who was acclaimed for creating the hit series “Ugly Betty,” has died. "His talent and creativity brought me and so many others such joy & light," Ferrera wrote on Instagram. Before “Ugly Betty,” Horta wrote the screenplay for the 1998 horror film “Urban Legend,” starring Jared Leto and Tara Reid, as well as the short-lived 2002 series “Jake 2.0,” starring Christopher Gorham. “Ugly Betty" ran on the ABC network from 2006 to 2010. The idea came from “I am Ugly Betty,” a 1999 Colombian soap opera that was also adapted in Mexico and Germany.