## Sterlin Harjo Follows ‘Reservation Dogs‘ With New FX Series ‘The Lowdown’

INDIANAPOLIS – Sterlin Harjo is following up his critically-acclaimed “Reservation Dogs” with another show set in the same universe.

in “The Lowdown,” Hawke stars as Lee Raybon, a citizen journalist who calls himself a “truthstorian,” as his obsession with uncovering the truth frequently enough gets him into trouble.

“I’ve been a fan of Ethan’s. I watched ‘Training Day’ and now the new ‘Black Phone,’ and I love ‘Black Phone,'” said Ryan Kiera Armstrong (“star Wars: Skeleton Crew,” “Firestarter”),who plays Raybon’s teenage daughter,Francis. “Working with him has just been a dream, and he is just a legend. Not only is he such a great person, he’s just so good. I learned so much just working with him and how to have fun with the scene and to just play.”

This isn’t Armstrong’s first famous movie/TV dad, having previously played the daughter of characters portrayed by Zac Efron (“Firestarter”) and Nicolas Cage (“The Old Way”).

“On every show, I think I learned a bunch just from the people I’m surrounded by, and, of course, Ethan was also a c

New episodes of “The Lowdown” air Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on FX and are available to stream the next day on Hulu.

‘Them’s the Rules’: How Indiana Native Peyton Armstrong Brought Authenticity to ‘Tracker’

Peyton Armstrong, a rising star in Hollywood, is making waves with her role as Velma Raybon in the CBS drama “Tracker.” The Indiana native brings a grounded authenticity to the character, a young woman navigating a complex relationship with her often-troubled father, Colter Raybon, played by Justin hartley.

Armstrong, who grew up in Bloomington, Indiana, says she drew on her own experiences to portray Velma’s unwavering loyalty to her father, despite his flaws.”I think a lot of people can relate to that,” she explained. “Her father might not be the best role model, but she still very much cares for him.”

Armstrong and Hartley share a particularly touching scene early in the series when Raybon sustains injuries and Velma steps in to help conceal them with makeup.

“I loved it. It was real makeup. I got to do his makeup. It was cool. I had a beauty blender brush, the whole shebang, and it was great,” Armstrong said. “That’s actually one of my favorite scenes in the series because it’s just so sweet, and it just captures them so well in thier relationship.”

this scene, and Armstrong’s performance highlights the show’s focus on the nuanced dynamics within the raybon family. For Armstrong, bringing that authenticity to the screen is paramount.

Image of Peyton Armstrong and Justin Hartley on the set of “Tracker”