Justin Timberlake and Nine Inch Nails are going to Russia In 2014, pop-singer Justin Timberlaik and the Nine Inch Nails industrial group will come to Russia on tour. This was reported by Lenta.ru with reference to Instagram Evgeny Finkelstein, the head of the PMI corporation organizing concerts. The holder of four Emmy awards and six Grammy awards Justin Timberlake will make concerts in Russia for the first time. They will take place in St. Petersburg (May 15 on the stage of the St.

They want to sue Kolyada-Theater for abuse of bread © "Kolyada Theater" Scene from the play "Bouquet" One of the spectators of the play “Bouquet” of the Yekaterinburg “Kolyada Theater” decided to sue the theater, “because on the stage the actors are mocking bread”. “They rush to them, stomp him,” the indignant applicant specified, calling the Kolyada Theater’s office.

Alexander Zbruev is filming from Mikhail Segal Director Mikhail Segal (“Stories”, “Franz+Polina”) began working on a new picture, the main role in which will be played by Alexander Zbruev, who has not starred in the movies for 10 years. The third of the film is ready, another 6 million rubles are needed to finish work. To collect them, a project was created on the crowdfunding resource Planeta.ru .

Medinsky responded to the action of Pavlensky The Minister of Culture of the Russian Federation Vladimir Medinsky on Tuesday commented on the action, which was recently held on Red Square by the artist Peter Pavlensky. “Come to the Museum of the History of Medicine and Psychiatry. There, ask about Pavlensky, ” RIA Novosti quotes the minister’s words, said by him at the opening of the Faberge's private museum in the Shuvalovsky Palace of St. Petersburg. On November 10, St.

The poet and translator Daniel Whiss Brut died © za-za.net Joseph Brodsky and Daniel Waissbrot at Cambridge University. 1979 On Sunday, November 17, the British poet and translator Daniel Waress Brot, who headed the magazine Modern Poetry in Translation, died for half a century. Daniel Wayssbrat was born in 1935 in London, graduated from Cambridge University.

We met and started this conversation on the Easter Week. A warm, light green Moscow day stretched in an open window, a raven screamed supra. We sat at the table, eating cakes and eggs and reflected in a large mirror. Then they gathered for the cover. In a closed window, already glued along the edges from close winter by the absurd and touching stripes of the patch, the ice ingot of autumn was golden.

In theowers to them. A.S. Pushkin hosts an exhibition of an American artist and photographer Man Ray (1890-1976) “ Portraits” , which presents photographs of his communication circle. This is a near -artistic, literary and bohemian party of the first half of the twentieth century, frozen in the pictures. Valery Ledenev decided to find out how often over the past and a half centuries such collective portraits have been created.

From the author In September 2013, Abkhazia celebrated the 20th anniversary of the end of the Georgian-Abkhaz war and self-proclaiming of independence. Although the European Union, the OSCE and NATO recognize Abkhazia part of the territory of Georgia, Abkhazia considers itself an independent state called the Republic of Abkhazia or APSNE. Only Russia, Venezuela, Nicaragua, Tuval and Nauru recognized its independence.

Mikhail Rodionov has a conceptually literary approach to the albums of his group The RETUSES . Waltz debut Baltika ! " , for which the group began to be called “our Beirut ”, was dedicated to Rodionov’s youthful impressions of a trip to the Baltic Sea - that is, these were musical diaries about traveling in space and time.

Putin will help protect Russian literature On Thursday, November 21, the Congress of Literature Defenders - the Russian Literary Assembly, will be held at the University of Friendship of Peoples in Moscow. Vladimir Putin will be prescribed at the plenary meeting. He will announce serious decisions of the federal authorities who are designed to influence the future of Russian literature, Vladimir Tolstoy, adviser to the President of Culture, told Izvestia . “This is an unprecedented event ...

Belarusian artist-activist was detained in Moscow Denis Limonov, a participant in the Belarusian art group “Lipov Color”, who declared himself the organizer of terrorist attacks in Minsk and Vitebsk, was detained in Moscow and are going to deport the Republic of Belarus. According to Ovdinfo.org with reference to the Belarusian journalist and artist Alexander Kolesnikov, Limonov was detained on Monday, November 18, on Pushkinskaya Square.

"Rostelecom" froze VKontakte © VKontakte The telecommunication company Rostelecom has announced a partial blocking of the largest VKontakte social network in the runet. In Rostelecom, the restriction of access to the VKontakte website is explained by the decision of the Lefortovo Court of Moscow, Echo Moscow reports. Digit.ru , citing the VKontakte press service, clarifies that the court recognized as extremist some materials posted on user pages.

Evgenia Volunkova: "The privileges of those who remained in Russia" The editor -in -chief of “such cases” on how to beat sour cream into oil, write about people, regardless of their mistakes, fight for the “deep” reader and work where it is very difficult, but necessary 12 July 2023 9258 Meeting on the sling (first three hours) The five -hour conversation of Elena Kovalskaya, Nadia Plungan, Yuri Saprykin and Alexander Ivanov about why today it is necessary to be in Russia.

The readership of the "Big Book" ended © "Astrel" Fragment of the cover of the book "Aunt Motya" Most of the votes following the results of readership for the finalists of the Literary Prize "Big Book" received the novel by Maya Kucheskaya Aunt Motya. The heroine of the novel of the Kuherskaya “Aunt Motya (real name Marina) is a former teacher of Russian and literature, now the corrector of the weekly newspaper.

It seems that there were no performances in which the audience would laugh at the opening of the Net festival (“New European Theater”). And the least of all this could be expected by those who were already familiar with the Swiss director Christoph Marthaler for several of his productions, who had previously been in Moscow.