Native & American Indian Artwork, Jewelry Entertainment (Page 27)

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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'Drunk Indians' Joke Lands 'Mike & Molly' in Hot Water

ICTMN Staff

March 05, 2013

American Indians were blindsided by a quip on a recent episode of the CBS sitcom Mike & Molly ...

Comedian W. Kamau Bell Discusses Natives in Entertainment and 'Totally Biased'

Vincent Schilling

March 05, 2013

Comedian W...

Actor Jonathan Joss Talks 'Parks and Rec,' 'King of the Hill,' and His NAMA Nomination

Dustin Tahmahkera

March 04, 2013

Veteran Native actor Jonathan Joss is arguably most known for his recurring voice-over role as animated Indian character John Redcorn on the Fox sitcom King of the Hill from 1997-2...

Book Excerpt: Everything You Wanted to Know About Indians But Were Afraid to Ask

Anton Treuer

March 04, 2013

In his introduction to Everything You Wanted to Know About Indians But Were Afraid to Ask, author and professor Anton Treuer says that he spent most of his childhood living in a bo...

The Beautiful Voice of Kahara Hodges, Singing in Navajo Before ASU Basketball Game

ICTMN Staff

March 04, 2013

In Tempe, Arizona, before tip-off of the February 24 Arizona State University women's basketball game versus the University of Arizona, vocalist Kahara Hodges, Navajo, sang the Nat...

Anton Treuer: An Ambassador With Answers to Silly Questions

Konnie LeMay

March 03, 2013

“Whites never get asked to speak for all white people...

Saving the Dance: Hopi/Winnebago Dancer Louis Mofsie Is Striving to Preserve Pow Wow Tradition

Tish Leizens

March 02, 2013

At the age of 76, Louis Mofsie, Hopi/Winnebago, an accomplished dancer, choreographer, educator and artistic director of the Thunderbird American Indian Dancers , which he founded ...

Native Hip Hop Artists Come Together for 'Thru Tha Southwest'

Anne Minard

March 01, 2013

Kevin Carrillo, a Hopi/Comanche hip-hop artist, knew his life had to change after he was nearly killed in a drunken knife attack last year...

Jaque Fragua Hosts Shepard Fairey, Shows Work in Phoenix

ICTMN Staff

March 01, 2013

Artist Shepard Fairey, known for poster art such as "OBEY" and the famous "Hope" image used in Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign, recently paid a visit to graffiti artist J...

'The Glooskape Chronicles': First Musical Drama Based on Ancient Stories

Gale Courey Toensing

March 01, 2013

Fewer than 50 people were expected to turn out for a staged reading of "The Glooskape Chronicles: Creation and the Venetian Basket," the only known musical drama based on an Indige...