As the titular character on CW's Jane The Virgin, Rodriguez isn't a sex kitten or a cook—instead, she plays a college student whose life is turned upside down when she finds out she's been accidentally artificially inseminated.
Both hugely popular, the bachata star and the TV show speak directly to the 54 million Latinos in the US without condescension or pandering.
Don't pack away your noisemakers just yet, CW fans, it's time to celebrate! The CW, who is celebrating its first ever Golden Globe win with "Jane The Virgin's" Gina Rodriguez taking home Best TV Actress in a TV Series,
Yesterday on The A.V. Club, an interview went up with Jane The Virgin showrunner Jennie Urman detailing the process of adapting a telenovela for U.S. television, and it's a must-read for fans of this show that want a look into
One of this year's biggest TV success stories is The CW's Jane The Virgin, a series that has taken an absurd concept and used it to build an incredibly emotional and engaging story. Loosely based on the Venezuelan