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New Barbie doll is part of the company's Inspiring Women Series

A biweekly column from ICT with the latest news from the arts and entertainment world

Spend the last few days of Native American Heritage Month celebrating Indigeneity on the big screen

Gift-giving season is upon us and ICT political correspondent Pauly Denetclaw has curated her top list of businesses to help you find the best ones, plus more to shop from by the newsroom

A surge in interest in Indigenous writings brings a wave of new authors

The film focuses on the lack of institutional support and jurisdictional issues that make solving cases of missing Indigenous people difficult

Letter From The CEO

The 'Red, White and You!' sketch and stand-up comedy show, that consists of mostly Indigenous comedians, have performed in Canada and California. They are heading to Boston and New York City for their last shows

‘Wandering Stars’ was released in February and is a follow up to his critically acclaimed debut ‘There There’

A record year for nominations delivered a record number of wins for Indigenous artists at Canada’s top music awards

As the world continues to change and grow, we are seeing more and more Indigenous people taking up spaces that were once unheard of. We speak with Navajo weaver Naiomi Glasses about her talents

The Academy Awards have not been kind to Native filmmakers over the years

In a race many considered to close to call, it was Emma Stone capturing best actress at the 96th Academy Awards

Indian Country mourns as Lily Gladstone's historic run ends

At a conference on the Oregon Coast hosted by the Portland All Nations Canoe Family, traditional weavers of all ages and skill levels shared stories and knowledge, stitch by stitch

Happy Women’s History Month. To celebrate, ICT has compiled stories within this year and in 2023 that put Indigenous women to the forefront

James Jones is a fancy dancer, chicken dancer and hoop dancer who has amassed millions of followers and views on social media

‘It's always nice to be connected with other artists in the community’

‘Our culture is really beautiful and if you know the stories behind it you’ll understand’

Osage Tribal Singers to perform Oscar-nominated song from 'Killers of the Flower Moon' at March 10 Academy Awards

The film is by Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie

Playwright Larissa FastHorse says she found the characters complex, the pirates funny, the music enchanting but the depictions of Indigenous people and women appalling

Buffalo's Fire participated in this year's press line for Indigenous filmmakers, including the premiere of Sugarcane, a documentary about a residential boarding school and unmarked graves

The Mohawk actress has a lead role in the highly anticipated Netflix series

Scenes from the 2024 Cante Skuya Round Dance in South Dakota

The annual festival raises awareness about Indigenous culture and all the hard work that artists put in

Athena Cloud is dedicated to teach and show women of all ages to be proud of their voices

Keith Secola sits down with ICT to celebrate love through music, heartfelt stories and sharing the profound meaning of music in his life

Hopi actor Isaac Arellanes joins us in studio to talk about his role in 'My Life With the Walter Boys' and what he is working on next

The Wampanoag/Cape Verdean boxing champion brings light to Night Country and perhaps delivers one of the most quotable lines in Indigenous pop culture history

There were zero Native nominees for the 66th Grammys Awards. ICT asks experts why that is and what needs to change

A Native sound production company on Standing Rock Sioux Nation land dubs Lakota language for Disney+ Marvel Studios film

A biweekly column from ICT with the latest news from the arts and entertainment world

On the Thursday edition of the ICT Newscast, it's almost time for the Grammys. Indigenous composers, musicians, and industry experts tell us why they're expecting a lack of Native people there. We learn what major event prompted this reaction from the director of the National Museum of the American Indian

ICT speaks with curator Brenda Child about her exhibit featuring Ojibwe and Dakota artists

ICT shares this monumental nomination by Lily Gladstone

‘It is possible to overcome great disadvantage’

Hobawea Nahish Demara is heading to Berklee College of Music in Boston

An award-winning Cherokee actor discovers some surprising facts about his ancestry on 'Finding Your Roots'

An Indigenous-led coffee shop is brewing up coffee with a side of Diné tradition and Innovation in Phoenix

‘It kind of felt surreal, like a dream’

Plans for a new dubbed version of the 1977 film draws praise from language warriors

ICT has exclusive red carpet interviews with the cast of Marvel's new series 'Echo'

Two film industry experts, as well as dozens of other industry analysts, say Gladstone will beat Emma Stone for the Oscar’s best actress

The Seaconke Wampanoag actress is set to appear in the new season of 'True Detective'

Contemporary show emulates Andy Warhol’s 1960s happenings

Across the country, Native leaders and organizations congratulated Lily Gladstone on becoming the first Native woman to win a Golden Globe

‘Killers of the Flower Moon,’ starring Gladstone and Leonardo DiCaprio, received seven nominations

Eight Indigenous films among the highlights of the festival’s 40th anniversary *Updated

Audiences will learn more about Maya Lopez’s, aka Echo, origin story on Disney+ and Hulu