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Titan Books Reveals Cover for Stephen Graham Jones’ Upcoming Novel, Off the Reservation

Titan Books has revealed the cover for Stephen Graham Jones’ upcoming novel Off the Reservation, giving readers their first look at the highly anticipated follow-up to The Only Good Indians. Scheduled for release this October, Off the Reservation follows Nate Yellow Tail,

June 3, 2026

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Award-Winning Sámi Short BORDERLINE (PÅ GRENSA) Selected for 2026 Palm Springs International ShortFest Opening Night Program

The award-winning Sámi short film BORDERLINE (PÅ GRENSA) has been selected for the Opening Night Program of the Palm Springs International Festival of Short Films, taking place June 23–29, 2026. The announcement marks another major achievement for sibling filmmakers Johannes Vang, Wilhelmina

June 2, 2026

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Quannah ChasingHorse to Be Honored at Hollywood Climate Summit

Quannah ChasingHorse will be honored at the Hollywood Climate Summit for her work elevating Indigenous perspectives on environmental and climate justice. The Han Gwich’in and Sicangu/Oglala Lakota advocate will receive the Amplifier Award during the summit’s inaugural Leadership Recognition Ceremony on June

June 2, 2026

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North of North Tops a Historic Year for Indigenous Talent at the Canadian Screen Awards

The 2026 Canadian Screen Awards have come to a close, with Indigenous-led productions and talent earning 13 wins. Leading the way was North of North, which entered with 20 nominations and took home 9 wins. Produced through a partnership between CBC, Netflix,

June 1, 2026

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I Want to Believe: What Three Indigenous Actors Could Mean for the X-Files Reboot

When Deadline broke the news on May 11 that Ryan Coogler’s Hulu reboot of The X-Files had filled out its pilot cast, most of the headlines focused on the marquee names. Weapons Oscar winner Amy Madigan got top billing, followed by Steve

May 31, 2026

Jeffrey Gibson’s ‘The Space In Which To Place Me’ Brings Indigenous & Queer Futures to the Forefront at The Broad

Jeffrey Gibson’s the space in which to place me at The Broad hit me right in the spiritual Indigiqueer feels, leaving me quite literally breathless, speechless. Gibson (Mississippi Choctaw and Cherokee) has never played by the rules of what people expect “Native

June 8, 2025

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Honest, Unapologetic, Unfiltered: Indigenous Women in the Spotlight with ReMatriate the Lens

On June 5, 2025, The Shine Network Institute released the first episode of ReMatriate the Lens, a bold, necessary intervention in an industry that continues to overlook and undervalue Indigenous women. Launched with the support of Paramount+ Canada and the Indigenous Screen

June 7, 2025

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NBC Expands Cast of Native Community Center Comedy Pilot

NBC has added four Indigenous actors to its upcoming single-camera comedy pilot set at a Native American community center in Oakland, California. Frankie Quiñones, Eddie Spears, Brian Bahe, and Sienna Tso join the previously announced cast members, including Jana Schmieding, Bobby Wilson,

June 6, 2025

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NBC’s New Native Comedy Just Dropped Its First Cast List

After the final episodes of Reservation Dogs and Rutherford Falls, Native folks across Turtle Island were left asking the same question: what’s next for NDNs on TV? Those two groundbreaking shows changed the game by showing the world that our Native communities

June 6, 2025

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Summer Lovin’ To Heat Up with the Off-Broadway Debut of Bear Grease Live!

Bear Grease Live!, a bold and electrifying Indigenous rendition of the classic musical Grease, will be making its Off-Broadway debut at St. Luke's Theatre in New York City. Running from June 10 through September 7, 2025, the production blends familiar musical nostalgia

June 6, 2025

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“Way Too Soon”: SAPD Walks Back Denial of Hate Crime in the Murder of Jonathan Joss

Jonathan Joss, the beloved Native actor and musician known for voicing John Redcorn on King of the Hill and portraying Chief Ken Hotate on Parks and Recreation, was tragically shot and killed on June 1, 2025, outside his home in San Antonio.

June 5, 2025

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cINeDIGENOUS Official Selection Tinā Wins Big at Seattle International Film Festival

Tinā, the breakout box office smash from down-under, was awarded the Golden Space Needle Audience Award for Best Film at the 51st Seattle International Film Festival (SIFF). Directed by Samoan filmmaker Miki Magasiva, Tinā is a soulful celebration of healing and hope.

May 27, 2025

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Review: Lilo & Stitch is Still Cute, Fluffy, and Still A Little Off Target

When Disney released the original Lilo & Stitch in 2002, it was one of the few mainstream animated films set in a non-white, non-mainland context, and it captured hearts with its quirky humor and tear-jerking portrayal of sisterhood and found family. Set

May 24, 2025

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Predator: Killers of Killers Carries the Torch Lit by Prey

When Prey premiered in 2022, it didn’t just revitalize the Predator franchise; it redefined it. Centering on Naru, a young Comanche woman, the film celebrated Indigenous resilience and ingenuity, proving that stories grounded in authentic cultural experiences could redefine genre narratives AND

May 23, 2025

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Sinners Gives Us Vampires, Music, and a Moment of Indigenous Power We Can’t Ignore

Set in 1932 Mississippi, Sinners is a haunting, atmospheric tale rooted in the music, spirituality, kinship, and resilience of Black Southern communities. But Coogler threads a deeper, more violent current through the narrative that recognizes the interwoven legacies and scars of the

May 21, 2025

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