Donate

NPR

Two Indigenous police officers - one male, one female - sit in a car, wearing brown and tan uniforms. The environment outside the car's windows is desert.

Back for Season 2, ‘Dark Winds’ is a Cop Drama Steeped in Navajo Culture

Save Article
A beautiful woman with brown hair pulled back into a neat bun, smiles on the red carpet. She is wearing a high-necked gown.

Striking Actors Take to the Internet to Show Off Their Paltry Residual Checks

Save Article

In ‘Someone Who Isn’t Me,’ Geoff Rickly Recounts the Struggles of Some Other Singer

Save Article
A white man in a cowboy hat sits behind a desk in a dimly lit, blue-toned room.

Exploring TV Reboot Hits and Misses, From ‘Justified’ to ‘And Just Like That...’

Save Article
A young Black man with short hair in a suit plays the piano

Remembering André Watts, the American Pianist Who Opened Doors of Possibility

Save Article
The sweat drenched torso of a woman is viewed in close up, with seven lesions visible around the belly button. Each is circled and numbered.

Endometriosis, a Painful, Often Overlooked Disease, Gets Attention in a New Film

Save Article

‘When Crack Was King’ Follows Four People Who Lived Through the Drug Epidemic

Save Article
A Black woman sits against a white wall wearing a white buttoned up shirt, small, round, green eye glasses and a red beanie. She rests one finger under her chin.

Oakland-Based Filmmaker Cheryl Dunye Advises: 'Put Yourself Out Where You Belong'

Save Article
A line of people stand in a V formation atop an icy surface.

Climate Change Is Our Reality — So Why Wouldn't It Appear on Reality TV?

Save Article
A nonbinary Asian person stands in the middle of a battered road alongside three Asian women. All four of them look very worried about what they see ahead of them.

Buckle Up: This Mile-a-Minute ‘Joy Ride’ Across China is a Raunchy Romp

Save Article
A senior white man of large stature holds a cigar in his mouth and glances off to the side. He is wearing a suit and has a white beard.

An Orson Welles Film Was Horribly Edited — Will Cinematic Justice Finally Be Done?

Save Article
Mahsa Amini peers out from a mural by Rodrigo Pradel that covers an entire building side in a Washington, D.C. alley. Amini's death in police custody in Iran last year led to protests and a revolutionary movement.

'It's Not Over Yet': Artists Work to Keep Iran's Protests in View

Save Article

More articles

  4. 39
Player sponsored by