Afrobeats, Nollywood and Fufu. These are some of the biggest aspects of Nigerian culture known globally. It’s definite that you hear artists such as Burna Boy, Tems, Ayra Star and Davido on the radio and Spotify playlists at some point. Plus, with meme culture, you’ve definitely seen clips from Nollywood. Especially “Why are you running?” […]
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Cinco de Mayo culinary traditions in the U.S. (Op-Ed)
Cinco de Mayo, the fifth of May, is celebrated with zest and flavor across the United States, even by those that do not hold a cultural, ethnic, or national connection to the holiday. While often associated with festive gatherings and culinary indulgence, the holiday holds deeper historical significance. Originating in Mexico to commemorate the Battle […]
Calle Ocho NYC: Latin Staple in the Upper West Side
Despite facing hell and high water during the pandemic, the Upper West Side’s favorite restaurant was able to relocate and keep their doors open to the public. Pan-Latino restaurant Calle Ocho has long been a favorite for brunch, bottomless sangria, cocktails, and a variety of delectable specialty plates influenced by Cuban and other Latin influences. It is widely regarded as one of the finest restaurants on Manhattan’s Upper West Side.
