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Even the most seasoned Hollywood talent knows getting a television show picked up is pretty difficult. Securing a second season for a project that some of your bosses don’t even comprehend is harder still. Finding out that the major studio you’ve been working with wants to lengthen the terms of your agreement, however, is even rarer.
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In the days leading up to a renewal decision by NBC Universal’s Peacock streaming platform, the prospect for a second season of Rutherford Falls was seeming rather iffy.
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Filmmaker Sterlin Harjo is on a streaming binge — from behind the camera — and he’s “pretty cool” with it.
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Like the Joker wreaking havoc in the lives of the citizens of Gotham City, Warner Bros. seemed keen on creating chaos for the publication of a recent book on historical Native American representations in film.
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WASHINGTON — Native American arts and cultural organizations could get additional relief funding under a new round of grants from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Last summer, the normally swarming ports of Southeast Alaska were stripped of the cruise ships that are an essential part of the state’s economic ecosystem.
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MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. — The Minnesota arts scene led by people of color just got a $12.6 million investment boon.
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SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. — Author Angeline Boulley is on deadline, staring down a book tour, signings, and production and script consulting for an upcoming streamer. All during a mostly socially-distanced worldwide pandemic. And in the middle of writing her next book, which is due in 10 months.
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When N. Scott Momaday, Louise Erdrich and Sherman Alexie burst onto the literary scene in their respective eras, they were widely celebrated for their unique gifts of prose. The authors made money via their passions, tasted fame and became symbols of Indian success in mainstream America.
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SAN ANTONIO, Texas — A federal grand jury has indicted a Texas man over allegations that he sold fake Native American jewelry via a popular e-commerce platform.