Interview: The Humane Society’s Michael Markarian
A third generation Armenian-American who grew up in Buffalo, New York, a town once known for being America’s “City with a Heart,” Executive Vice President of the Humane Society of
Iranian Armenians: The Iranian Election and its Aftermath
Two months after the first protests in Iran took place after a disputed election between current president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and reform candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi, after Neda Agha-Soltani was gunned
Couple to Have Wedding of Titanic Proportions
When David Vartanian, 22, fled the village of Kighi in 1912 amid brewing turmoil within the Ottoman Empire by acquiring a ticket on the ill-fated Titanic, little did he know
Thoughts on The Armenian Genocide, 94 Years Later
On the eve of the 94th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, I have many thoughts racing through this crowded mind of mine. I feel no need to rehash the terrible
The Armenian Taxi Cab Driver
Tired from a never ending work week and desperate to avoid Friday afternoon traffic through L.A’s concrete jungle, I set out with a few workers to have some dinner and
Ten People You Didn’t Know Were Armenian
Tulip Joshi – Model and Bollywood actress, Joshi is half Gujarati and half Lebanese-Armenian. After graduating with a degree in food science and chemistry, Joshi appeared in advertising campaigns for