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Jaime Reyes Returns: Maridueña’s Blue Beetle Confirmed for Superman Sequel

Good News! Word has it that Xolo Maridueña will be making a return as Blue Beetle in Man of Tomorrow, the upcoming sequel to Superman. It will be Xolo’s first appearance as the DC Comics hero since the 2023 film directed by

July 15, 2026

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Tribal Partnerships Anchor the 104th Annual Santa Fe Indian Market

The Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA) is pleased to announce its tribal partnerships and sponsor programming for the 104th annual Santa Fe Indian Market. This year’s lineup is anchored by subjects of cultural preservation and sacred sites advocacy, Indigenous film and storytelling,

July 13, 2026

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Netflix’s Little House on the Prairie Proves the Story was Always Big Enough for the Truth and Authenticity

When Netflix’s new Little House on the Prairie premiered on July 9, millions of viewers settled in expecting the comfort show they remembered: a wagon, a fiddle, a girl in braids running through tall grass. The new series delivers all of it,

July 11, 2026

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NAIDOC Week Shows What Indigenous Peoples’ Day Could Be

Every October, the United States drags Native people back into the same argument over whether the country is willing to tell the truth about itself. Columbus Day remains a federal holiday, even though the story attached to it depends on erasure. Columbus

July 9, 2026

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Dead by Daylight’s New Survivor Is A Milestone For Native Gaming

Behaviour Interactive introduced Shane “Giiwewigaabaw” Wiigwaas to Dead by Daylight on June 25 as part of Chapter 40.5: The Life Road, marking the first Indigenous survivor in the game after almost ten years and more than forty chapters. Shane is from the

July 9, 2026

TIFF 2025 to Showcase Best of Indigenous Cinema From Around the World

Global Indigenous cinema is taking center stage at the Toronto International Film Festival’s 50th anniversary, marking the festival’s most expansive Indigenous program to date. For this milestone year, the Indigenous Cinema Alliance (ICA) is stepping up to spotlight groundbreaking works from every

August 22, 2025

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Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate and the Dover Quartet Carry Chickasaw Stories Through Strings

In classical music, tradition can feel fixed and untouchable, but Chickasaw composer Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate is changing that. His latest work, Woodland Songs, performed by the Grammy-nominated Dover Quartet, brings the forest into the concert hall. Strings become storytellers, carrying the rhythms,

August 21, 2025

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Marvel Honors Native American Heritage Month with Echo: Seeker of Truth #1

Echo has never been your typical Marvel hero. As a Deaf, Cheyenne–Mexican American woman, Maya Lopez has carried her story with grit, resilience, and a grounding in culture that makes her stand apart from the rest of Marvel’s crowded pantheon. With Echo:

August 21, 2025

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Creativity, Culture, and Futurisms to Indigenize the Runway at the First Indigenous New York Fashion Week

This September, the runway gets indigenized. From September 11–15, 2025, Indigenous New York Fashion Week (INYFW) storms into Grace Exhibition Space in Lenapehoking (New York City), making history as the first Indigenous-led fashion week in the city. For five days, Indigenous designers,

August 20, 2025

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From Sápmi to TIFF 50: A Sámi Wedding Makes Its World Premiere

Nordic Indigenous cinema has been making waves across the globe, and this year, TIFF audiences are about to get a taste of Sámi brilliance with the world premiere of A SÁMI WEDDING (Heajastallan – Bryllupsfesten). Selected for the prestigious Primetime section, this

August 16, 2025

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Hulu’s Blood & Myth: When the “Little People” Enter a Criminal Investigation

On Sept. 4, Hulu will premiere Blood & Myth, a true-crime documentary directed by Kahlil Hudson and based on the best-selling Audible Original Midnight Son. The documentary follows writer James Dommek Jr. as he investigates a string of violent crimes in a

August 15, 2025

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The Grant Writer Helping Native Nations Reclaim Their Future

For many tribal communities across the United States, the line between survival and collapse can come down to a grant application. In a country where Native communities have too often been an afterthought in public policy and investment, Jeremy Zahn is helping tribes reclaim what

August 10, 2025

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Australia’s Prestigious Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair returns for its 19th Year, and you can access it online!

The world-renowned Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair (DAAF) returns to Larrakia Country in Darwin, Australia, and is online from August 8-10,2025, celebrating Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, design and culture. The largest event of its kind, DAAF Online is a global mecca for

August 7, 2025

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Circles, Spokes, Zigzags, Rivers: Grace Rosario Perkins Wins Native Arts Grant for Large-scale Monumental Work

Painter Grace Rosario Perkins brings Indigenous abstraction into bold new terrain through a collaborative project. The Brooklyn-based artist has been named the second 2025 recipient of the Walker Youngbird Foundation‘s Emerging Native Arts Grant. The Emerging Native Arts Grant provides $15,000 over six months, along with mentorship from

August 7, 2025

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What If You Fly? Shawnee Kish Answers with Every Note

From the very first note of ‘Take Me Home’ on Shawnee Kish’s new album, Chapter 1, I felt my heart beat different. Not just with the music, but the knowing. That first wave of awe, followed immediately by a deep sense of

August 7, 2025

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