‘Bring Them Home’ Composer Roger Suen on the Music of the Documentary
We speak with the composer of the Lily Gladstone-narrated documentary, Bring Them Home, on the buffalo of the Blackfoot Confederacy,
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Elaine Miles Speaks Out and Copes with Humor Following Encounter with ICE
On November 3, actor Elaine Miles was waiting at a bus stop in Redmond, Washington, when four U.S. Immigration and
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‘Americana’ is a Dark Comedy About Cultural and Literal Theft, For Our Times
I got to chat with director Tony Tost and star Paul Walter Hauser about Americana, the new Western/heist/comedy opening this
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Four Women in Red’
Once in a while, you come across a play that has a message so important that you wish to see
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A Los Angeles Theatre Review: ‘Fake It Until You Make It’
The satirical farce genre isn’t commonly utilized for global majority stories but it is always most welcome to see. Such
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‘Rez Ball’ Director and Stars on Their Creative Approaches to the Sports Drama Genre
This week will see the release of Rez Ball on Netflix. Directed and co-written by Sydney Freeland, the story is
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FDI Cast 190: Bring Back Bravestarr
Finally! An episode where we don’t talk about wrestling. Also, it’s about time Bravestarr get the live action treatment!
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Kiawentiio is Making Waves in Netflix’s ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’
In the spring of 2021, Kiawentiio was filming a music video when she found out her life was about to
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Insights From the Cast and Creative Staff of Marvel’s ‘Echo’
Wrapping up our coverage of Marvel Studios’ newest series Echo, here’s three interviews I conducted with cast members Devery Jacobs
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NOC Review: ‘Echo’ is Hard Hitting and Emotionally Resonant
Marvel Studios has heard the complaints from everyone post-Endgame, and has decided to create a dedicated banner specifically for one-off
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‘Echo’ Changes the Game and the Frame for the Marvel Cinematic Universe
The question looms over every Marvel Studios release these days: “Is it a game-changer?” Does this latest show/movie/sequel change the
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‘Echo’ Star Alaqua Cox on Motherhood and Deaf Representation in the MCU
It was a pleasure to talk with Alaqua Cox about Marvel’s Echo, premiering January 9 on Disney+ and Hulu, with
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First Look at Marvel Studios’ ‘Echo’ with Director Sydney Freeland
In November 2021, Hawkeye debuted as a lovely Christmas present to fans. It continued the adventures of everyone’s favorite archer
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Alyssa Wapanatâhk on Indigenous Representation and Reimagining Tiger Lily
It’s time to grab your pixie dust and head back to Neverland. Peter Pan & Wendy premieres on Disney+ on
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FDI Cast 150: We Have to ‘Prey’ Just to Make it Today
We spend a lot of time just gushing about Prey and coming up with some other scenarios we want to
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NOC Review: Amber Midthunder Hits Her Target Dead On in ‘Prey’
The Predator film franchise centered on the clash between its race of a highly evolved race of aliens who hunt
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‘Prey’ Cast and Crew on Breaking Barriers in the ‘Predator’ Franchise
The Predator movies of the past have featured some soldiers of fortune being hunted by its titular alien race of
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The Hunter Becomes the Hunted in New ‘Prey’ Trailer
20th Century Studios has released the first trailer for Dan Trachtenberg’s (The Boys, 10 Cloverfield Lane) Prey, a revival that
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Marvel’s ‘Echo’ Begins Production
Marvel’s Echo has begin production in Atlanta and is set to premiere in 2023. The series stars Alaqua Cox as
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Padma Lakshmi’s ‘Taste the Nation: Holiday Edition’ is Wonderful and Moving
Swara reviews the special for Padma Lakshmi’s “Taste The Nation,” “Holiday Edition,” streaming exclusively on Hulu.
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‘Reservation Dogs’ Brings Humor and Realness from Indigenous Perspectives
Just in time for International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, FX on Hulu’s new comedy series, Reservation Dogs, officially
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‘Bring Your Own Brigade’ Burns Bright
Two cites, two fires, and rising temperatures flare up in Bring Your Own Brigade, an American documentary film by Lucy
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Elaine Miles Reflects on Native Representation and ‘Northern Exposure’
On July 12, 1990, the Emmy Award-winning comedy-drama, Northern Exposure, began its run on CBS. Created by Joshua Brand and
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