Karambelas Pens Book on Business Advice
Nicholas G. Karambelas a partner in the Washington, DC law form of Sfikas & Karambelas, has published a book titled Guide to the Aspects of Doing Business in the United States for the Foreign...
View ArticleHellenic Happenings Across The U.S.
The National Herald brings you a look at what’s happening in the community from coast-to-coast, this week featuring USC Professor Max Nikias. LOS ANGELES – University of Southern California President...
View ArticleGreek-American Jazz Musicians In The 20th Century
In any search for contemporary Greek-American jazz musicians one can find literally dozens of individuals. Without exaggeration, Greek Jazz musicians are scattered all across the planet. What we are...
View ArticleXenia – Perhaps on the Way to a Date With Oscar – Screens in America
NEW YORK – Xenia, director Panos Koutras’ award-winning film that is simultaneously entertaining and disturbing, was screened to a full house at the Panoramo Europe film festival at Astoria’s Museum of...
View ArticleEleni Tsakopoulos Kounalakis Pens Madame Ambassador
NEW YORK – Madame Ambassador: Three Years of Diplomacy, Dinner Parties, and Democracy in Budapest, Eleni Tsakopoulos Kounalakis’ book that was just published by The New Press, is not just a book about...
View ArticleFellowship and Praise at The Orthodox Christian Studies Center Reception
NEW YORK – The Orthodox Christian Studies Center Benefit Cocktail Party at Thalassa restaurant in Lower Manhattan was a celebration of what has been achieved in a short period of time after OCCS was...
View ArticleHoly Cross in Brooklyn Dismisses Greek School Director Michalis Kakias
BROOKLYN – The parish council of the Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Church in Brooklyn dismissed Michalis Kakias from his position of the Director of the Afternoon Greek School, after seven years of...
View ArticleByzantine Rock Opera Shines at Carnegie, Spotlights Hellenic History
NEW YORK – Byzantium was resurrected at Carnegie Hall this spring in the form of a rock opera by a group centered on the band Porphyra, proving the value of energy and imagination in the community’s...
View ArticleGeorgia James Macris, Acclaimed Designer, Was 67
Georgia James Macris, age 67, of Wilmington, NC, died Saturday, June 6, 2015, at New Hanover Regional Medical Center. She was born in Wilmington on July 9, 1947 to James Spiro and Fani Malavakis...
View ArticleHELLENIC HAPPENINGS
Greeks rock on Ice, Ahepans honor Gust Karras, and and students soar – TAMPA, FL – As the Tampa Bay Lightning continue their quest of a Stanley Cup against the Chicago Blackhawks in this year’s...
View ArticleFulfilled Promise – a Plane Crash Survivor Graduates
HOUSTON, TX – This year, American colleges and universities will award over 2 million undergraduate and graduate degrees. However uncertain their job prospects, however high their debt, as they walk...
View ArticleAngeliki Frangou Honored by Seaman’s Church Institute
NEW YORK – With the mighty Hudson River and its great maritime history as a backdrop, the Seaman’s Church Institute (SCI) not only honored in style at the elegant dining hall of Pier 60 three...
View ArticleJohn Stamos Home After DUI Arrest in Bev Hills
BEVERLY HILLS — Greek-American Actor John Stamos was home Saturday after being arrested and cited with driving under the influence in Beverly Hills. Beverly Hills police said they received calls...
View ArticleThe Cathedral School in Manhattan Celebrates 65th Graduation
NEW YORK – The historic 65th graduation of The Cathedral School (THS), the day school of Holy Trinity Cathedral in Manhattan, was marked with a moving ceremony on June 8. As the students and their...
View ArticleFascinating Flicks at 9th Los Angeles Greek Film Festival
By Vasilis Papoutsis – West Coast Correspondent LOS ANGELES – The LA Greek film festival concluded its five day run at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood with the spectacular Orpheus Awards ceremony,...
View ArticleA Greek-American’s Report from Rhodes: Tourism and the Crisis
[As some of the interviewees felt more comfortable to remain anonymous, all of the names are withheld. The quotes are all firsthand comments made to TNH.] RHODES, GREECE – “They are playing games,” a...
View ArticleMetropolitan Greek Chorale Concert Rings Out Gala 50th Anniversary
NEW YORK – Every great institution, commercial or cultural, is founded on and flourishes to some degree by generating a feeling of family among its people. That is how the members Metropolitan Greek...
View ArticleFr. Gounaris Abandons Tarpon Springs Parish; He Has Gone to Greece
TARPON SPRINGS – Father Anastasios Gounaris, the pastor of the Cathedral of St. Nicholas in Tarpons Springs Florida, has abandoned his parish and the active priesthood and has fled to an unknown...
View ArticleCathedral Soiree Big Hit, Inspiration Too
NEW YORK – A unique setting does not guarantee an extraordinary event, but it helps. Good music also contributes, but there is one thing that makes a gathering memorable and inspires attendees to...
View ArticleYeorgia Kafkoulis Win the 2015 Archimedes Award and Scholarship
WASHINGTON, DC – Those straight A-s in high school and scores of “5” on her Advanced Placement (AP) exams helped Floridian Yeorgia Kafkoulis win the 2015 Archimedes Award, a new scholarship for...
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