Photo: gogolcenter.com Soon the New Year, and if you still think how to meet it so that it is remembered not only for you, but also your grandchildren, listen to the RePublic Weekly advice. Anna Mongait chose five brightest New Year's routes - do not miss the best parties for the chimes.

Exhibition "Moscow Thaw". Photo: Itar- TASS Every week, Anna Mongite selects the most loud and important cultural events of Wykend for readers of Republic. Where to go, what to see how to spend your free time in Moscow and St. Petersburg in Weekly. Do not miss. View Ben Laden Frame from the film "Mission: Inadequate." Photo: Conde Nast Entertainment The film “Mission: Inadequate” was released - the most inadequate sight of 2016. The moment for the release was chosen flawlessly.

"Mushrooms". Photo: vk.com/grebz Every week, Anna Mongite selects the most loud and important cultural events of Wykend for readers of Republic. Where to go, what to see how to spend your free time in Moscow and St. Petersburg in Weekly. Do not miss. Break into LP LP.

The film by Robert Zemeckis "Allies". Photo: GK Films, Imagemovers Every week, Anna Mongite selects the most loud and important cultural events of Wykend for readers of Republic. Where to go, what to see how to spend your free time in Moscow and St. Petersburg in Weekly. Do not miss. Recall Boris Nemtsov Photo: TVindie Film Production “Too free man”-the premiere of another documentary of Nemtsov will be held on December 3 in October as part of the Artdokfest festival (on the same day in St.

Every week, Anna Mongite selects the most loud and important cultural events of Wykend for readers of Republic. Where to go, what to see how to spend your free time in Moscow and St. Petersburg in Weekly. Do not miss.

Frame from Michael Moore's film "Where else to invade?" Photo: DOG EAT DOG FILMS The guide on weekends from Anna Mongait. Every week she tells readers of Republic, where to go, what to see and whom to listen to, so that the weekend is not in vain. On Sunday, we go to the cinema for the documentary of Michael Mura “Where else to invade?” Watching documentaries on the big screen is a new black.

Photo by Ekaterina Chesnokova / RIA Novosti The founder of the Afisha magazine talks about creative provocations and his attitude towards Moscow Have you read the interview with Sobyanin in Afisha? Your colleagues, who also left this publishing house, consider him biased and toothless. Ilya Oskolkov-Tsentsiper: I only saw some swearing at this interview, but didn’t read it. How do you generally feel about the very fact of his appearance in Afisha? I.

Photo by Alexander Maslov for Forbes Life Former general director of NTV about modern television, Vladimir Gusinsky and the crisis of the system On Monday, February 25, it became known about the death of one of the founders of NTV, Igor Malashenko. In 2015, he gave a long interview to Forbes Life magazine. Previously: General Director of the NTV television company Now: Director Inter TV (UK) Have you heard about the appointment of Alexei Zemsky as the new head of the NTV channel?

photo by Semyon Katz for Forbes Woman How a museum can remain a classic and not become bronzed, the director of the Pushkinsky Museum told in an interview with her own daughter - for Forbes Woman Tell me, do you feel your social duty to the first museum in which you worked, to the Odessa literary museum? He is now in an unenviable situation in Ukraine. After all, this is a museum of Russian literature, and even in a significantly impoverished country. Marina Loshak: I feel it, of course.

photo by Artem Holoshchapov for Forbes Life Designer Leonid Alekseev worked on the image of the Russian army for two years and became the first art director of the Ministry of Defense in Russian history. Leonid Alekseev, a men's designer with an English fashion education, practically did not communicate with the press. Only once, when he went out in public, did he show a men’s militarized collection for the updated Voentorg stores. He left his post this summer.

10 famous couturiers. Some of them hide their views, others do not know how to keep them under lock and key and almost lose their name at roulette. Some are opportunistic, some are paradoxical, some are frank to the point of madness. Some even print their credo in large letters on their own clothes. And then your cocktail dress becomes a member of the party, and your jacket or clutch becomes a participant in the fighting. Your clothes are awakening to a political consciousness.

Leonid Alekseev, a men's designer with an English fashion education, spent two years working on the image of the Russian army - he became the first art director of the Ministry of Defense in Russian history. All this time he practically did not communicate with the press. Only once, when he went out in public, did he show a men’s militarized collection for the updated Voentorg stores. He left his post this summer.

photo by Semyon Katz for Forbes Woman The director of Gorky Park in an interview with ForbesWoman - about quarrels with Kapkov and Abramovich's investments, his contract and the future of the park Olga Zakharova headed Gorky Park in 2011, after Sergei Kapkov moved to work at the Moscow City Hall. Her current contract expires on September 30, 2015, and the department of culture in charge of the parks has not yet made a proposal to extend it.

photo by Artem Goloshchapov for Forbes Woman A former Russian intelligence officer talks about her own business, patriotism in the fashion world and work in the West Anna Chapman is the most fashionable of Russian spies. At least with such a legend, she returned to Russia from the USA, and the top officials of the state talked about her. Now Chapman has a quiet life with elements of business and patriotism.

How Anna Chapman founded a fashion business named after herself Anna Chapman is the most fashionable of Russian spies. At least with such a legend, she returned to Russia from the USA, and the top officials of the state talked about her. Now Chapman has a quiet life with elements of business and patriotism. Her store at the Flacon factory is named after Anna Chapman, and this is an absolute marketing ploy.