Armenian singer Aram Tigran, who was considered one of the best contemporary Kurdish singers and musicians died today in Athens, Greece in Evangelismos General Hospital. The 75-year-old celebrated singer’s two
Remember that lovely show called “The Price is Right” with Bob Barker. You know the one. Your grandma probably watched it religiously, in between her cooking and Armenian coffee dates.
At first glance, Los Colorados, a Ukranian quartet that was formed in 2006, seems like they wouldn’t be able to compete with today’s Western pop music market, but along comes
In this edition of “Overheard on the Net,” the comments have come out of a mixed bag – there are some that will make you cringe, laugh and feel all
Besides the never ending supply of khorovadz (kebabs) that runs like a river through many an Armenian household, dolma is a pretty popular go-to second meal. Of course, this savory
If you’re Armenian, you might have remembered a great excuse to drench your siblings, relatives and friends with water on an unbearably hot summer day. Although at the time, you
Vigen Derderian, simply known as “Vigen” was more or less the Godfather of Iranian Jazz music. With silky smooth melodies juxtaposed against his powerful voice, Vigen became one of the
A Russian-built Caspian Airlines plane crashed in Iran headed for Yerevan, Armenia on Wednesday after it caught on fire in mid-air and killed all 168 people on board when it
In this edition of “Overheard on the Net,” it looks like I’ll be giving everyone a geography lesson because apparently, there seemed to be an ongoing trend about many people
Perhaps the most infamous Armenian for decades, Jack “Dr. Death” Kevorkian has assisted hundreds of patients in ending their lives and served eight years of a 10-to-25-year prison sentence because