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Jennice Fuentes
 Jennice Fuentes is a cultural commentator and a frequent guest on various local and national radio and television programs. She is also an actress whose professional career includes a recurring role in the critically-acclaimed HBO series "K Street"; a movie for 20th Century Fox; as well as several independent film roles and theater credits.
As a film critic, she is a guest host and a frequent guest in NPR/WAMU's live, two-hour radio program, "The Kojo Nmandi Show". She has appeared as a guest on "9 News Tonight", the local news show on WUSA 9 (CBS network affiliate station), and is a contributor to the program "Around Town", which airs on WETA/Channel 26, the leading public broadcasting station in the nation's capital.
From March 2006 to 2007, Ms. Fuentes was the host of "Actualidades", a Hispanic Communications Network radio program featuring vignettes celebrating the best offerings in Hispanic culture. Ms. Fuentes' movie reviews, celebrity interviews and entertainment articles have appeared in a number of Spanish language magazines, including People en Espanol, Cristina La Revista, Caras Magazine, and Vista Magazine, the national monthly newspaper supplement, the Puerto Rican daily, Primera Hora and El Tiempo Latino, the largest Spanish weekly in the Washington, D.C.
In 1998, she was the youngest director of the 4th Annual Cruzando Fronteras FilmFest, Washington D.C.'s Latino film festival.
A native of Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, Ms. Fuentes earned her B.A. from Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts and her M.A. from New York University. She is fluent in Spanish, French and Italian and has knowledge of Russian and German.
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