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Each year, the Lotería de Navidad has a touching story to share under its slogan “El mayor premio es compartirlo” (The best prize is to share it). This 2015, its annual story came in a form different than its past ones: […]

For many people around the world, breakfast is their favorite meal of the day. When people are rushing 5 days a week for work and just grabbing a yogurt or croissant on-the-go, the extravagant full breakfasts are being shuffled to […]

“We have to dissect that stuff [media] and critically analyze it,” said Dr. Marc Lamont Hill. “Our goal shouldn’t be post-racial, it should be post-promise.” In a recent speech, Dr. Hill, author; scholar; journalist; professor and social rights activist, addressed his audience about […]

Welcome to Culturs! Where we speak your language. What does that mean? Depending on who you are and how you identify, we speak your language by exploring the diversity of cultures and how each person puts their own unique spin […]

Ex Cuban president Fidel Castro and his Communist regime powered Cuba for over three decades. The Castro regime had many Cuban supporters. However, those against the regime outweighed those in support. The island of Key West, Florida is located 90 […]

Norwegian director Tonje Gjevjon and Indian director Sanjay Sharma are pushing boundaries in the movie industry with their new film Dunno Y 2 – Life Is A Moment. After the success of their first movie Dunno Y – Na Kaane […]

Q&A With Current Digital Magazine’s Gabe Carey   Gabe Carey is the Editor in Chief of Current Digital Magazine, a multicultural digital entertainment publication with a focus on gaming. While he may only be a Freshman studying creative media at Champlain […]

Flamenco, a form of both dance and music, originates from southern Spain. It’s an art form and includes not only dance, but guitar playing, singing and jaleo (finger snapping and handclapping). A well-known Spanish flamenco artist, Paco de Lucía (1947-2014), […]