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1 week ago | 
news-bulletin.com | Julia Dendinger |Kenn Rodriguez
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1 month ago | 
news-bulletin.com | Kenn Rodriguez
Earth Day is always a special occasion at the Whitfield Wildlife Conservation Area.
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Apr 6, 2024 | 
atribecalledgeek.com | Kenn Rodriguez
Well, Indiginerds, we made it through the first three months of 2024. So let’s take a moment to travel back to March. We’ll take a look at some stories you’ll want to read for the first time or read again before we get any further into the the year. Let’s go!Native comedy is one the upswing these days. We featured some funny Indigenous folks on the East Coast a few weeks ago. In mid-March we featured an all-woman Native comedy show, Aunties Acting Up, Vol. 2.
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Mar 30, 2024 | 
atribecalledgeek.com | Kenn Rodriguez |Johnnie Jae
April is just a few days away, so we here at ATCG are gonna take another look back at the month of March and highlight a few things that you all might want to go back and read – including a couple of great Indiginerd perspectives. Westerns are back in a big way thanks for none other than Kevin Costner, Mr. Dances With Wolves in Waterworld himself.
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Mar 23, 2024 | 
atribecalledgeek.com | Kenn Rodriguez
Wow. March Madness is not just for basketball, my friends. We here at ATCG have had a mad month ourselves. So here’s an In Case You Missed It and More to give you some great reading this on the weekend!You read that correctly. Rom/com books from Native writers is not an area that’s been heavily explored – until now! Chickasaw author Danica Nava recently signed a book deal and her first novel is due out later this year.
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Mar 15, 2024 | 
atribecalledgeek.com | Kenn Rodriguez
Going into the Academy Awards show on Sunday night, most of the pre-show hype was about the anticipated performance of Ryan Gosling’s “I”m Just Ken” from the summer blockbuster Barbie. The overwhelmingly pink performance did not disappoint with its huge production. However, when Scott George and the Osage Tribal Singers came on the telecast, it was truly groundbreaking. How groundbreaking?
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Mar 14, 2024 | 
atribecalledgeek.com | Kenn Rodriguez
Actor and comedian Dallas Goldtooth summed up how lots of us in NDN Country felt after Sunday’s night’s Academy Awards. Yes. Despite everything pointing to a historic Oscar win for actor Lily Gladstone in the Best Actress category, it was not to be. Emma Stone was handed the golden statuette for her performance in Poor Things. Surprisingly Lily’s performance as Mollie Burkhart was’t the only snub Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon endured.
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Mar 3, 2024 | 
atribecalledgeek.com | Kenn Rodriguez
March is upon us and it’s International Women’s Month! With that in mind, ICYMI & More is throwing back to February articles that are about Indigenous women. Let’s get right down to it, ay? Plenty of people in NDN Country were wondering why Erica Tremblay’s critically acclaimed 2023 movie Fancy Dance, starring Lily Gladstone didn’t have a distribution deal when 2024 dawned – including our own Jennifer Jalbert.
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Feb 25, 2024 | 
atribecalledgeek.com | Kenn Rodriguez
Lily Gladstone continues to make history. On Saturday night, the Screen Actors Guild awarded Gladstone for Best Female Actor for her performance in Killers of the Flower Moon. She is the first Indigenous actor to win and be nominated in the category in the 81-year history of the awards. “The win is getting to be here,” she said in her acceptance speech. “It’s getting to be on set. It’s getting to tell stories. We bring empathy into a world that so much needs it. It’s so easy to distance ourselves.
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Feb 25, 2024 | 
atribecalledgeek.com | Kenn Rodriguez
Yes, it’s almost March. But here at ICYMI & More, we still live in the past (Spoiler alter: We always live in the past. So, let’s dive into a set of stories from early February (and late January) that we think you ought to read. Saturday Night Live is a cornerstone of modern comedy in the U.S.A. It’s still a touchstone and cultural bell-weather in this country. This brings up the question: Why does S.N.L. avoid Native Comedy? Our own Nicholas DeShaw has some thoughts.
