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Momentous Foo Fighters’ Acropolis Concert to Air on PBS (video)

It was one of the most successful rock'n'roll concerts held in Athens in recent years. On July 10, iconic American rock band the Foo Fighters appeared in Odeon of Herodes Atticus theatre, just under the Acropolis. Tickets were sold out...

Greek Ambassador Vassilis Kaskarelis Gives Interview On PBS Channel

During his interview on the American channel PBS, Greek Ambassador Vassilis Kaskarelis emphasized that the majority of the Greeks and the big political parties hope that the country will change. Kaskarelis, talking about riots in Greece on Sunday, said that...

Betty White: Remembering the Iconic Greek-American Comedienne

Betty White, the irrepressible, iconic Greek-American comedienne, who died exactly two years ago on December 31, 2021, at the age of 99 went to enduring stardom on TV over the span of decades. Her life was amazing on many different...

Greek Archaeologist Cosmopoulos Elected to American Academy

Greek archaeologist Michael Cosmopoulos was recently elected by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in honor of his accomplishments in his more than 30 years of research and scholarship into ancient Greece. He was one of 261 new members...

Fauci Declares US is “Out of the Pandemic Phase” of COVID-19

The Biden administration's top medical advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci has declared the United States is now "out of the pandemic phase" of COVID-19. In an interview with PBS's NewsHour on Tuesday, he said: "We are certainly right now in this...

Sea Level Rise Could Flood NYC, Miami: NOAA

A new government report released on Tuesday says sea levels along U.S. coastlines could rise 10 to 12 inches in the next 30 years, with cities like Miami and New York seeing regularly-occurring, costly floods, even on sunny days. The...

Digital Dollar Becomes More “Urgent” After Crypto, Stablecoin Boom

The rise of cryptocurrencies is raising stakes for regulators eager to exert more influence over the sector, while protecting investors. The rapid adoption of digital tokens has made the development of a central bank digital currency (CBDC) a more "urgent"...

Celebrating the Centennial of Women’s Right to Vote in the United States

  At times it feels as if the year 2020 has been filled with an endless string of disheartening events and difficulties worldwide, mostly related to the global coronavirus pandemic. However, the centennial of one of the greatest victories ever achieved...

Helen of Troy to Be Retried in National Hellenic Museum Trial Series in Chicago

Is Helen of Troy, known since antiquity as “The face that launched a thousand ships” at the start of the Trojan War, guilty of adultery? People have argued since ancient times about whether she, the wife of Spartan King Menelaus,...

Esteemed Lawyers and Judges to Rule at NHM Trial of Helen of Troy

The National Hellenic Museum (NHM) will soon explore the role of the historic figure Helen of Troy, known since antiquity as “The face that launched a thousand ships” at the start of the Trojan War. This seventh annual NHM Trial...

The Hellenic American Women’s Council Celebrates 26 Years of Service

The Hellenic American Women’s Council (HAWC), a nonpartisan, nationwide network whose mission is to identify and harness the tremendous talents of Hellenic American women, will hold its 26th annual conference in Chicago, Illinois. The conference, to be held on November...

History Repeats Itself at the Retrial of Megacles

By Stacy Dimakakos A jury composed of community leaders, academics and journalists, along with an audience of hundreds, presented their verdict of guilty to a presiding panel of federal and state court judges in the National Hellenic Museum’s Trial of...

Ancient Greek Leader to be ‘Retried’ for Murder (video)

Is murder ever justified in defending freedom? Can citizens break the law to save democracy? These were some of the tough questions raised by the ancient Greeks, and the National Hellenic Museum (NHM) in Chicago is asking them again with...