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The Dolta festival or the ancestors worship is one of three great festivals of Khmers. It is organized during three days, from August 29 to September 1 every year...

Veteran author Sieglinde P. Young’s new book has the makings of a romance classic with its fascinating tale of a strong heroine caught within the thralls of a passion forbidden by her society and her time.

Indian dancing, tai chi and Capoeira plus world music artists are just some of the treats in store for visitors at World Party this coming bank holiday weekend in Museum Park on Saturday, 27 August.

Law School Admissions Council's Diversity Matters Award recognizes Phoenix School of Law for its commitment to valuing all individuals

While Americans were living the American dream in the 1950s and ‘60s, those living in the border region of Tijuana, Mexico, and San Diego, California, had an entirely different existence.

Travel Memoir Spans the Globe via Trains, Planes -- and Taxis

Café Essentials Yogurt Lover’s Choice contains Prebiotics & Probiotics and is a good source of fiber. With 2 billion live cultures per serving, Yogurt Lover’s Choice have beneficial cultures to promote a healthy digestive and immune system.

Today SayHueque.com have announced three new Honeymoon Argentina tours for the 2010-2011 season.

Laugh-aloud, witty stories cleverly illustrate the ancient common origin of all cultures and religions.

If you like Westerns and love romances, Wherever It May Lead is a must-read saga of the Old West.

Every invention had its start in someone’s imagination.

The first annual Multicultural Biz Wiz Conference aims to provide local small business owners with the array of resources available to them in the diverse business community of the Pacific Northwest.

Spanning across several generations and locales, Family Matters and Other Complications dramatizes the processes involved with immigration.

This chilling novel shows what our world could become after it is taken over by inhabitants from another planet.

Despair over rising international tension is not in the vocabulary of concert guitarists Emre Sabuncuoglu and Thomas Foster. This month, they have revamped their website to foster hope through music's power to change tension into harmony.

The life experiences of Ernest Edward Hunt, while living among the diverse cultures of California, St. Louis, New York, Dallas and Paris, France, are evident in the richness of the plots in his amazing books.

Sigmund Freud fathered the technique of psychoanalysis while Albert Einstein invented the thought experiment; so which idea can be called scientific? Author Patrick Stedham shares some insights to this question and much more.

How being skilled at diversity can make you more attractive and sexy

An eccentric, Maui based artist uses his "contemporary realism" paintings of "local" people to raise money for charities during hard times.

Tichaona Chinyelu, Poet,Author of In The WhirlWind and Still Living on My Feet & CEO of WhirlWind Publishing

Afrika Midnight Asha Abney is pleased to announce that she has self published three wonderful books of poetry.

7th Annual Black History Festival Hosted by Sylvia D.Beverly "Ladi Di"