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He is calculating and cunning, but also sincere, honorable and, at times, quite funny. Episode four of the series, entitled "Terry Thomas," was a particularly emotional experience for actor Michael Greyeyes. "Very often people who are businessmen, casino owners or bosses are corrupt and greedy people," he said. "With episode four [Sierra Teller Ornelas] and the other writers obliterate that stereotype." For Hollywood, diversity and inclusion has become a hot button issue. In the last few years, the traditionally white industry has begun to institute official initiatives to foster a culture o...

Peacock's 'Rutherford Falls' proves there's a place for Native-led content in Hollywood CNBC 3 hrs ago Sarah Whitten The Peacock series "Rutherford Falls" has a staff of ten writers, five of whom are Indigenous. The show currently holds a 94% "Fresh" rating from Rotten Tomatoes from 32 reviews and fans of the series are already clamoring for a second season. "It is actually a financially viable decision to bring new voices into the industry," said writer and actress Jana Schmieding. "We have more nuanced storytelling, we have more engaged viewers and we have more literate vi...

Too bad about Ed Helms, though.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — In Sierra Teller Ornelas’ family, those who could spin a good tale earned a seat at her grandmom’s expansive dining table, with lesser voices banished to the living room. “There was the feeling of holding court that was really big in my family,” said Teller Ornelas, who happily recalled another of the perks: “If I was in trouble and I could say something funny, I would get in less trouble.” The Native American writer is now sharing her narrative gifts with the world at large in “Rutherford Falls,” a new Peacock comedy she co-cre...

The Halluci Nation Contribute Music to Peacock's 'Rutherford Falls' The new comedy series arrives in Canada later this month Photo (right): Matt Barnes Photography Rutherford Falls. Alongside David Schwartz, the duo of Tim "2oolman" Hill and Ehren "Bear Witness" Thomas (f.k.a. A Tribe Called Red) are co-composers on the comedic series, which premiered last night (April 22) in the United States on streaming service Peacock. "So happy to be a part of a landmark show like this one," the duo wrote in sharing the news on Twitter. "Not only is this a top-notch comedy, it's also a showcase of Indi...