At different times, under the influence of important events that occur in society, a child develops values. The theory of generations works with those values ​​that are formed before the age of 10 - this is the period when a person develops behavioral patterns that allow him to be successful in life and in work. After 10 years, we begin to form as individuals with our own worldview, but those generational values ​​do not go away. They hide inside us and manifest themselves until the end of life.

Supposedly the main Russian rap blockbuster of the season: secular trap performed by a former KVN member and radio host. Levan Gorozia skillfully adapts the furious genre to the needs of expensive Moscow clubs, and you can’t deny him hit-making skills - another thing is that the long-awaited fame has a bad effect on the lyrics: “Lonely Universe” is mainly songs under the slogan “get it first.”

Paid parking will open before the end of the year under overpasses in Moscow. The largest of them - with more than a thousand seats - will appear under the Mozhaisk Highway. Other parking lots will operate under overpasses on Yaroslavskoye Highway, as well as at VDNH and in Teply Stan

A distant descendant of the Coltrane dynasty and the main modernist of modern electronics, he plays metaphysical cubist jazz on samplers, sequencers, synthesizers and Kendrick Lamar. "You're Dead!" - this is a reflection on death as a necessary summary of the confusion of life; the message of the record can be briefly described as “here a bullet passes - and aha” - and all these structural dots and fragments are like an acoustic metaphor for an unsuccessful attempt to escape.

A series of bleak landscapes of the capital's outskirts EXHIBITIONS Paintings by Pavel Otdelnov, a native of Dzerzhinsk and a graduate of the Surikov Institute, attracted everyone's attention this summer at the Youth Biennale. Landscapes with Khrushchev buildings, lifeless fields sprinkled with snow, power transmission towers and car service centers were remembered by many visitors to the Museum of Moscow, forgetting everything else.

A surprisingly insightful study of 1980 in human history; According to the author, philologist and philosopher, this year dates not only the entry of the USSR into Afghanistan, the Olympics, the murder of Lennon and the publication of “The Name of the Rose,” but also the creation of the type of everyday life in which we continue to exist: an information and media society arose, based on new ideologies and new mythology.

Oleg Buklemishev, director of the Center for Economic Policy Research, Faculty of Economics, Moscow State University: “I have a rather strong point of view on this matter. I believe that the funded part of the pension will undoubtedly be cancelled. It was conceived for a country with a democratic system and a market economy. Unfortunately, we now have neither one nor the other in Russia. Therefore, a funded pension is not needed.

Money Andrey Movchan: “They started taking out mortgages seriously only 2-3 years ago, but we have not yet reached the levels of Western countries, and we couldn’t - our mortgages are shorter and more expensive. A ruble mortgage turned out to be quite profitable, since market prices for apartments are still calculated in dollars, and the ruble began to fall quickly. However, this surge in mortgages will soon be offset by falling incomes.

Millennials are entering the job market, and they have their own vision of how the workspace should be designed. If baby boomers value clear division into departments, generation X wants to have their own separate space, then millennials need free planning. It is important for them to see an office that provides many opportunities at the same time: here they can socialize, here they can play sports.

MOVIE Nick Cave opens his eyes, gets out of bed, brushes his teeth, gets dressed, goes to the studio, and then to a session with a psychoanalyst. The camera doesn’t even pretend to be filming the real Cave—they make it clear to us that the teeth-brushing was filmed on the tenth take, when they finally managed to set the light correctly. Almost immediately you begin to understand that the documentary about the everyday life of Nick Cave is fake.

Sound installations based on “The Tale of Igor’s Campaign”, inspired by Henri Volokhonsky; a couple of brilliantly re-recorded old songs, the newest title piece and perhaps the strongest song in the history of the Fedorov-Ozersky duet.

Sat 25/10 PETERSBURG Cold romance from America, Germany and Canada CONCERTS Cold Cave were in Russia not so long ago - and, apparently, among fans of dark and dark music they will soon become an almost folk group. And rightly so: the songs of the leaders of the so-called “new dark ones,” despite all the pain of their lyrics, are accessible to many.

The Radiohead leader once again introduces a supposedly revolutionary economic model (the album was released as a paid torrent) and again cannot overcome himself. Yorke is clearly inspired by the new British electronica, but wraps it in the same endless, sublime melancholy. Tomorrow's Modern Boxes is almost flawless sonically, but it still feels like Yorke is missing a young producer to take his voice into a truly new dimension.

Serious film about the main thing for a modern city dweller CITY A film festival about urban initiatives, civil activists, street artists, social entrepreneurs and urbanism - in a word, about everything that has worried us over the last couple of years.

INTERVIEW: ALEXANDER GORBACHEV - Let me ask straight away. From the outside it seems that Nadya’s life is quite happy and settled. Family, vocation, success to some extent. And now an album comes out, where almost all of them are songs about sadness, anxiety and unhappy love. How does one fit with the other? Or is it due to the fact that most of the songs were written a long time ago? But then do they still feel like they belong?