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Kali Reis on Being Afro-Indigenous: I Have Two Rooms I Can Stand In

'True Detective: Night Country' star Kali Reis discussed her Afro-Indigenous heritage at a brunch for Native women in Hollywood.

Red Nation TV: The Longest-Running Streaming Service You've (Probably) Never Heard Of

Red Nation TV: The Longest-Running Streaming Service You’ve (Probably) Never Heard Of

Riley Keough Shows Off Newly-Dyed Black Hair While Grabbing Dinner with Zoe Kravitz | Gina Gammell, Riley Keough, Zoe Kravitz | Just Jared: Celebrity Gossip and Breaking Entertainment News

Riley Keough Shows Off Newly-Dyed Black Hair While Grabbing Dinner with Zoe Kravitz Riley Keough is showing off her new look! The 34-year-old Daisy Jones & The Six actress showed off her newly-dyed black as she grabbed dinner with Zoe Kravitz…

Parks Associates' Research Shows Consumers Could Save $366 Per Year on Average by Switching from Premium to Ad-Based Tiers

/PRNewswire/ -- Parks Associates today announced new research showing the average streaming household, which subscribes to 5.6 streaming services, could save...

Red Nation festival reveals line-up for November run, sets seminar with AFM

Must-Watch Native American Movies that Transcend Time and Culture: From Smoke Signals to Little Big Man

After WWII, Hollywood's racist portrayals of Native Americans changed. From racist stereotypes to empathetic depictions. Here's a list of 14 incredible movies for Native Americans.

50 Years After Sacheen Littlefeather's Oscars Protest, "Prejudice & Racism" Persist in Film Industry

Red Nation Celebration Institute to Receive Trailblazer Award at the 2022 LMGI Awards

/PRNewswire/ -- The Red Nation Celebration Institute (RNCI), whose efforts to train Native Americans to be Location Professionals and Tribal Film Liaisons,...

Doug George-Kanentiio: Native people invisible on inauguration day

Monday, February 1, 2021 By Doug George-Kanentiio Rumble: Indians Who Rocked the World premiered on PBS two years ago, on January 19, 2019. This remarkable, and long overdue, show featured Indigenous musicians who have had significant impact on contemporary and historical music. While most of the profiled artists are from the 20th century it does prove that aboriginal music is the true “North American” means of harmonic expression. By watching the documentary we learn that the blues, jazz, rock, New Age and world music have had Native roots. Past composers and stars of Native ancestry range from Charley Patton, the godfather of the blues to the jazz artist Russel Moore and Kay Starr, one of the most prominent country singers of the 1940’s-50’s.