Very few characters in 1923 have gone through as much as Teonna Rainwater (Aminah Nieves). She was sent to a Catholic boarding school, whose sole purpose was to get rid of her Native American culture, ...

1923 season 2 airs on Paramount Plus and The Paramount Network from February 23 and fans will see the return of breakout star ...

For “1923” stars Julia Schlaepfer and Aminah Nieves, some of their biggest, most emotional scenes, came toward the end of the show’s run, as Taylor Sheridan’s expansive “Yellowstone” prequel series ...

Has any character on Taylor Sheridan’s 1923 endured as many hardships and shown as much strength as Teonna Rainwater? Rainwater, played beautifully by Aminah Nieves, is a descendant of Chief Thomas ...

"It was a blur," says Aminah Nieves in the days following the Season Two premiere of her hit show "1923." The actress is ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." The end is in sight for season two of 1923, but actress Aminah Nieves isn’t ready to say goodbye to her ...

Season 2 ended with Teonna's race against the clock finally over, as Father Renaud (Sebastian Roché) and Marshal Kent (Jamie McShane), who had been hunting her for months, were both killed and she was ...

"In Hollywood, you don't really see people like us really get to express their love in a deep, deep way," she says of continuing her character's love story with Pete Plenty Clouds, a role that was ...

Aminah Nieves plays Teonna Rainwater on the hit Paramount series 1923. During a press junket, the actress talked to Taste of Country about her character’s pivotal scene of killing Father Renaud. In ...

Teonna Rainwater’s journey in 1923 is one of the most harrowing and emotional arcs on television today, and Aminah Nieves understands the weight of telling her story. TV Fanatic had the opportunity to ...

IndieWire Honors: The Indigenous actor worked as an advisor on the series and can't praise the rising actress enough for the way she helped bring to life the horror of Indigenous boarding schools. My ...