Native & American Indian Artwork, Jewelry Entertainment (Page 184)

A Conversation with Saginaw Grant, Chief Big Bear from 'The Lone Ranger'

When Saginaw Grant was in the first grade, he played the...

Video: Tito Ybarra Greets Indian Country as 'Phat Johnny Depp'

If you thought Johnny Depp's candlelit video greeting to...

Tatanka Means Rises to Next Level With 'Tiger Eyes'

Today, the film Tiger Eyes opens to favorable reviews in...

'Top Ten Reasons Why Indians Are Good at Basketball,' a Poem by Natalie Diaz

Natalie Diaz, Mojave/Pima, is a former college and...

Will Endangered Seattle School Murals Be Saved?

SEATTLE – For months, murals depicting Chief Joseph, Chief...

Meet LightningCloud, L.A.'s Indigenous Hip Hop Heroes

Described by LA Weekly as “L.A.’s subterranean Bonnie and...

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Documentary Traces Brooklyn's Mohawk Ironworkers

Kara Briggs

February 10, 2011

Reaghan Tarbell never set out to be a New Yorker, or a filmmaker, for that matter...

Human Photons Beam to Earth in Sacred Power Super Bowl Commercial

ICTMN Staff

February 10, 2011

In a Super Bowl commercial, human photons skyrocketed via light rays from the sun to Earth, aiming for the Albuquerque, New Mexico-based solar panels built by Sacred Power, the ren...

Denver Museum Focuses on Art, Not Artifacts

Carol Berry

February 09, 2011

DENVER—American Indian artists through the ages have been painting, carving, decorating and incising but their works have often been presented in mainstream museums and galleries a...

Use It or Lose It: Inuit Language Week in Full Swing

ICTMN Staff

February 09, 2011

Inuit and other indigenous people have long fought for the right to speak and be spoken to in their own languages...

National Aboriginal Hockey Championship Gets Host

Sam Laskaris

February 09, 2011

Officials with the Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) stepped up a year earlier than they had originally planned to...

A Q&A With Mitch Lamoureux

Sam Laskaris

February 09, 2011

At 5-foot-6, Mitch Lamoureux (Ojibwe) was usually the smallest player on the ice during his 17-year professional hockey career...

Notah Begay III Foundation Challenge Honored

Sam Laskaris

February 08, 2011

Notah Begay III is thrilled a golf tournament run by his foundation has received a rather prestigious award...

Women's Professional Golf Tournament Seeks Volunteers

Sam Laskaris

February 08, 2011

Volunteers are being sought for an inaugural women's professional golf tournament that will be staged at a Native-owned golf course in Michigan this summer...

Cult Film Icon Tura Satana Dies

ICTMN Staff

February 07, 2011

Tura Satana, best known for her portrayal of the violent, buxom Varla in the 1965 Russ Meyer film Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! , died on Friday in Reno, Nevada...

Six Flicks from the American Indian Film Gallery

ICTMN Staff

February 04, 2011

The online American Indian Film Gallery , a collection of vintage motion pictures that cover the Native American experience, has recently posted its 400th film...