Johnnie Jae
Founder and Editor at Red Pop News
Founder of Red Pop! News | Indigenous Journalist & Speaker | Disability & Media Advocate | Workshops on Indigenous storytelling, justice, and mental health
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redpopnews.com | Johnnie Jae
FNX (First Nations Experience) will premiere Navajo Highways, a groundbreaking children’s series created by Pete Sands (Diné), on Saturday, June 14, 2025. The five-episode series, currently available for streaming on the FNX app and major digital platforms, marks a significant milestone in Indigenous-led storytelling for young audiences.
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redpopnews.com | Johnnie Jae
The Predator franchise has always been about survival, gritty, bloody, and earned. But in Predator: Killer of Killers, the 2025 adult animated anthology from Prey director Dan Trachtenberg and co-director Joshua Wassung, survival isn’t the finish line. It’s just the invitation to a much larger game. Released June 6 on Hulu (U.S.) and Disney+ (international), this eighth installment and sixth feature film in the Predatoruniverse is more than a brutal thrill ride.
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3 weeks ago |
redpopnews.com | Johnnie Jae
Jeffrey Gibson’s the space in which to place me at The Broad hit me right in the spiritual Indigiqueer feels, leaving me quite literally breathless, speechless. Gibson (Mississippi Choctaw and Cherokee) has never played by the rules of what people expect “Native art” to be.
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redpopnews.com | Johnnie Jae
On June 5, 2025, The Shine Network Institute released the first episode of ReMatriate the Lens, a bold, necessary intervention in an industry that continues to overlook and undervalue Indigenous women. Launched with the support of Paramount+ Canada and the Indigenous Screen Office, this new four episode roundtable series brings together Indigenous women in film and television to discuss their experiences, challenges, and triumphs candidly.
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3 weeks ago |
redpopnews.com | Johnnie Jae
NBC has added four Indigenous actors to its upcoming single-camera comedy pilot set at a Native American community center in Oakland, California. Frankie Quiñones, Eddie Spears, Brian Bahe, and Sienna Tso join the previously announced cast members, including Jana Schmieding, Bobby Wilson, Wes Studi, and Rachel Dratch. Frankie Quiñones will portray Vince, a devoted girl dad and trusted confidant to Josie (Schmieding) and Bobby (Wilson).
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