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Yesterday (Monday, May 2), Benjamin attended the Fourth Annual George Lopez Celebrity Golf Classic benefitting the Lopez Foundation. To view photos of him at the event, go to
Getty Images > Benjamin Bratt > CA: 4th Annual George Lopez Celebrity Golf Classic
WireImage > Benjamin Bratt > The Fourth Annual George Lopez Celebrity Golf Classic
On Friday, April 15, 2011, the Carsey-Wolf Center at the University of California-Santa Barbara presents an event where “actors, executives, journalists, and academics will speak to Law & Order’s influence on television as a business, impacts on society’s views of the police and justice systems, and resonance internationally as it has expanded beyond the U.S.”
Benjamin Bratt will take part in Panel 2, exploring the social and cultural significance of Law & Order and the manner in which the series represents crime, punishment, the criminal justice system and the law.
Benjamin attended the 42nd NAACP Image Awards yesterday night. Photos can be found at Getty Images and WireImage:
Getty Images – 42nd NAACP Image Awards – Benjamin Bratt
WireImage – 42nd NAACP Image Awards – Show
WireImage – 42nd Annual NAACP Image Awards – Show
“La Mission” was nominated for an NAACP Award in the Outstanding Independent Motion Picture category, but unluckily it didn’t get the prize.
On Saturday, February 19, 2011, Benjamin will be attending the 1st Annual “Fighting For A Cause” Red Carpet Charity Event, aiming to raise funds for the Knock Out Dog Fighting program, a nonprofit organization program working to stop cruelty and abuse to both humans and animals.
Benjamin will attend the gala opening of the new Valley Performing Arts Center at the California State University, Northridge, on Saturday, January 29, 2011.
The event celebrates the performing arts and all the performance possibilities of the Center’s Great Hall.
The Wall Las Memorias Project – an organization advancing the health of Latinos – is hosting their annual fundraiser, “ROJO: A Celebration of Life, Hope and Community Achievements”, at the historic Cicada Restaurant in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles next Wednesday, November 17, 2010.
The event will honor Peter and Benjamin Bratt’s for “La Mission”, as a film contributing to expanding the dialogue and awareness of the challenges faced by gay and lesbian Latinos in today’s society, as they seek harmony between their sexual orientation and strong cultural pride.
ROJO features music, wine and food tasting and brings together community, civic leaders, and a new generation of believers all fighting for the same cause, to celebrate life and hope.
For more information on how you can be a part of the “ROJO” experience, please contact The Wall Las Memorias executive director, Richard Zaldivar at rzaldivar@TheWallLasMemorias.org.
Benjamin Bratt participated in the “No on Prop 23″ campaign.
Videos of him shooting a clips for the campaign and the actual clips were posted on YouTube.
Benjamin Bratt on Set for No On Prop 23, sorry, no sound on this one, but the guy who uploaded it provided a version with speech balloons
Ben Zolno Directing Benjamin Bratt
That Guy From That Show, on Prop 23
Law & Order’s Benjamin Bratt Says WHAT on Prop 23??
On Thursday, October 21, 2010, Benjamin attended the premiere of the documentary “Latinos Living the American Dream” – directed and produced by Eva Longoria Parker in partnership with the Pepsi YO SUMO initiative – at the Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California. Photos can be found at WireImage.
WireImage – Pepsi Presents Premiere Of “Latinos Living The American Dream” – Arrivals
WireImage – Pepsi Presents Premiere Of “Latinos Living The American Dream”
The Autry published on their blog (Trading Posts) a report from the Q&A session with Benjamin and Peter Bratt that followed the screening of “La Mission” last Wednesday. To read it, go to
Benjamin Bratt and Peter Bratt Address the Politics of Ethnicity
Photos of Benjamin and Peter Bratt taken during the Q&A session that followed the screening of “La Mission” at The Autry in LA on Wednesday, October 20, 2010, were posted on The Autry National Center’s Facebook page. To have a look at them, go to
Screening of La Mission with Benjamin and Peter Bratt at The Autry
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