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Canadian First Nations actor Jessica Matten stars opposite Zahn McClarnon and Kiowa Gordon in the new AMC series "Dark Winds."

A new adaptation of Tony Hillerman’s bestselling novels gives its heroes, and actors, the attention they deserve. Alan Sepinwall's review

Filmmaker Chris Eyre loves to discuss the craft of cinematic storytelling, especially where the intersection of Native American experiences and the western film genre overlap. A member of the Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes, Eyre is widely considered one of the most acclaimed Native American filmmakers of his generation. However, the gregarious and gentle auteur says he just likes to tell stories that far too often go untold. Eyre's latest passion is his new AMC...

Didn't I just write about summer TV, like, yesterday? Time flies when you're cranking out genius prose on the reg, oblivious to the seasons —...

The days of extras and "Italian dudes" taking roles from Indigenous actors are, thankfully, fading. "It's nice to look back and say, 'this wasn't right' — and to take our representation back," says Kiowa Gordon, a star of AMC's new Dark Winds. With its substantial indigenous cast and crew, and its attention to authenticity, the

With cameras now rolling on Echo, a new behind the scenes photo has been revealed that features a different logo to the one recently shared by Marvel Studios. Take a closer look at that after the jump...

If the rumors are true, Netflixs Daredevil Season 1 showrunner Steven DeKnight wishes the new series creative team nothing but the best.

Inspired by the remarkable true story of retiree Jerry Selbee (Cranston), who discovers a mathematical loophole in the Massachusetts lottery and, with the help of his wife, Marge (Bening), wins millions, using the money to revive their small Michigan town.

AMC Networks’ Head of Streaming Miquel Penella Gets Expanded Role, Adds Oversight of AMC Networks International.

Inspired by the remarkable true story of retiree Jerry Selbee (Cranston), who discovers a mathematical loophole in the Massachusetts lottery and, with the help of his wife, Marge (Bening), wins millions, using the money to revive their small Michigan town.