Author: Gohar Grigoryan

The Pulitzer finalist dives deep on the shocking season two finale, his next stage project, and fans comparing him to Anthony Bourdain. BY MARGARET HALL Playbill.com Nearly 50 years ago, Pulitzer Prize

A look into the people, events and emotions behind the now University-supported monthlong celebration of Armenian culture. By JENNIFER NEHRER Every fall, the campus of the University of Southern California

NERKIN KARMIR AGHBYUR, AM. – On June 23, Sarkis S. and his family, who are refugees from Artsakh’s Martakert Region, moved into their new rebuilt permanent home in the border community of Nerkin

Haaretz Merih Demiral, who scored both goals in Turkey’s upset win versus Austria, has been suspended by UEFA for making a gesture associated with the Grey Wolves, a neo-fascist and Turkish-nationalist

NOWHERE, an award-winning and Oscar©-qualifying short film from Armenia by Garin Hovannisian, is now available for streaming on YouTube. Hailed as “the best short film of the year” by The Jerusalem

ISTANBUL, TURKEY — The Istanbul-based Hangardz Independent Theater Ensemble completed its tour in Armenia to stage William Saroyan’s seminal first play, “My Heart’s in the Highlands,”

The Center for Truth and Justice has issued a statement to multiple climate change organizations and all relevant parties of the UNFCCC, urging accountability for the COP29 host country, Azerbaijan,

By   Ken KhachigianThere are political insiders and then there’s Ken Khachigian. A longtime aide to President Richard Nixon and a chief speechwriter to President Ronald Reagan, Khachigian was right