Author: Tadias Magazine

Christie’s Geneva has removed Haile Selassie’s wristwatch from its planned auction after a Swiss judge issued a freeze order.

Haile Selassie’s family has written to Christie’s seeking to halt the imminent auction of a wristwatch once belonging to the Emperor.

The 2015 HAFW showcased the work of 17 African designers and a panel discussion promoting African fashion & designers.

Gerima’s films cross geographic and historic boundaries to explore complex themes of identity, dislocation and political change.

YEP is a non-profit organization with volunteers who strive to build a community of diverse Ethiopian professionals.

Ethiopia is not an easy place to make a movie, but that didn’t stop filmmaker Yared Zeleke, whose first film, “Lamb,” is a hit.

‘Difret’, which opened on Friday in the United States, tells an incredible story of 14 years old Aberash who was kidnapped for marriage.

The advance screening was organized in partnership with CNN, Food Republic and Tadias Magazine.

Difret is based on the legal precedent setting true story of a young Ethiopian girl in a life-or-death clash between cultural traditions & her country’s advancement of equal rights.

The Ethiopian-born playwright and actress, Antu Yacob, says her play is inspired by stories from the Addis Ababa Fistula hospital.

Mizan Kidanu doesn’t sing about money or lust. She doesn’t lip sync in her videos. And her latest offering, “7 Billion,” is no different.

The Zone 9 bloggers have been acquitted of the terrorism charges against them. While 3 are to be released, one still faces incitement charges.

“I hope I will be an Ambassador who will awaken hope, inspire action, and nurture kindness and respect to all,” Tommy says.

The Choiseul 100 Africa list highlights CEOs “who embody the renewal of the continent.”

The advanced screening of ‘Parts Unknown’ episode on Ethiopia will be held on October 19th at Ginny’s Supper Club in New York.

Zeleke’s film, ‘Lamb’, premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and won Best Feature Film award at the Milan Film Festival this year.

The Ethiopian man’s body was found in Mota cave, which is situated in the highlands in the southern part of the country.

The Hollywood Reporter calls Crumbs, which opens in the U.S. this month, an “outlandish and imaginative” science fiction film.

Kenna’s social entrepreneurial model for music includes donating 50% of his profits to causes that he and his fans care about.

The government says it has arrested more than 200 smugglers operating along Ethiopia’s border with Sudan.

For Film Director Yared Zeleke “it’s not only about cinematic art but your point of view as a citizen of the modern world.”

The Ethiopian traditional music trio’s Guragigna performance had the crowd leaping to its feet at Lincoln Center on Thursday night.

Science News features brothers Benyam and Isaac Kinde as early-career scientists on their way to more widespread acclaim.

TCEC has planned three major programs to celebrate its 15th year anniversary. The first event is scheduled on October 2nd in DC.

Ethiopia’s first modern urban commuter rail service has been launched in the capital Addis Ababa.

Mrs. Kindell’s first job in Ethiopia from 1958 to 1960 was at the library at Jimma University, which was then called the Jimma Agricultural Technical School.

The 2015 International Press Freedom Prize has been awarded to nine members of Ethiopia’s Zone 9 bloggers.

On Friday, Mahmoud Ahmed will ring in the Ethiopian New Year at George Washington University’s Lisner Auditorium.

Bethlehem founded SoleRebels in 2005. The shoe company is now a global brand with exports to over 30 countries.

The Little Ethiopia Street Festival is an officially designated city event that celebrates the diversity of Los Angeles, California.

There is no viable reason to continue to hold his remains hostage. He has become like a British museum possession.

The Ethiopian Diaspora Conference on Health Care & Medical Education will be held in Arlington, Virginia on September 26th.

The Parts Unknown episode featuring Ethiopia is scheduled to premiere on CNN on Sunday, October 18th, 2015.