While most Hollywood celebrities remained silent about recent large-scale protests in Cuba, some Cuban-American locals in the entertainment industry spoke up in support of the Cuban people and urged others to do the same. “The Cuban people need international media attention to actually get help,” actor and director Natalie Morales said on Twitter this week. Morales’s grandfather was a political prisoner in Cuba, and she’s the daughter of Cuban refugees. At least one person has died in the demonstrations that erupted July 11, according to Cuban authorities. Thousands of people packed the streets, shouting “liberty” and denouncing food and medicine shortages, power cuts, and other abuses by the communist regime. Such protests are rare in the repressive island nation. It follows a few smaller gatherings of activists in recent months who criticized the detention of artists and demanded freedom of expression. In February, an activist group submitted a legal request …