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Bloc Party - Helicopter
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Lucy Harty
Chase Rice - Ready Set Roll
Are we on air???
Roy Yellow
Annoying Orange - Party Rock
You know I come to party hard!!
When I see these full scale attacks on history and on academics and universities, it affirms my belief we are doing something important. If we weren't, they wouldn't be trying to shut us down like this. The post In conversation | Marlene Daut finds her place in Haitian history correcting faulty narratives appeared first on The Haitian Times.
For the second consecutive year, authorities have chosen to hold the official ceremony in Cap-Haïtien rather than in Port-au-Prince due to gang violence, while some residents continue to uphold the tradition of May 18. The post Port-au-Prince residents refuse to break tradition, celebrating the 222nd anniversary of Haiti Flag Day appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Jacmel and Fort-Liberté celebrated Haitian Flag Day with parades, performances and community pride under the theme “One flag, one people, one Nation.” The post Jacmel and Fort-Liberté mark Flag Day with patriotic parades, cultural showcases and civic pride| PHOTOS appeared first on The Haitian Times.
In addition to seeking financial damages of $150,000 per infringement, Rouzier and B.E. Relations have requested sweeping injunctions to prevent the distribution, sale, public performance, and other exploitation of "4 Kampé," "4 Kampé II," and the "4 Kampé" music video. The post Mizik Mizik co-founder, Fabrice Rouzier, moves to stop distribution, performance of Joé Dwèt Filé’s ‘4 Kampé’ amid copyright lawsuit appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Driven by an eagerness to tell Haitian stories, Jean-Baptiste rose to become one of the top contributors in reggae music in Haiti. The post Haitian reggae pioneer ‘GBX’Jean-Baptiste dies at 39 appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Michel Chataigne turns a Brooklyn gallery into an atelier of culture and creativity, connecting Haitian heritage with hands-on fashion design. The post Michel Chataigne brings Haitian couture to Brooklyn through hands-on workshop appeared first on The Haitian Times.
A new exhibit in Brooklyn celebrates Haitian Heritage Month with a public billboard display featuring Mel Isidor’s art—honoring both personal memory and the Haitian landscape. The post Brooklyn billboard exhibit highlights Haitian diaspora art in time for Haitian Heritage Month appeared first on The Haitian Times.
Elisee Junior St. Preux brings Haiti’s raw beauty to the screen in "The Tropic Sun and His Eyes," a film on masculinity and healing. The post Haitian American filmmaker Elisee Junior St. Preux captures father-son tensions in Haiti-set film appeared first on The Haitian Times.
On Good Friday, many Haitian homes smell of citrus, spices and red snapper. Learn how to make the classic Pwason Gwo Sèl and why it's more than just a meal. The post How to make Pwason Gwo Sèl, a flavorful Haitian fish dish in time for Good Friday appeared first on The Haitian Times.
