Shot: Joseph Kahn / Vimeo Director Joseph Kan made a short film based on the Power Ranges children's series (“Mighty Rangers”), placing heroes in a gloomy atmosphere. Unlike the source material, the film “Power/Ranges” contains obscene vocabulary, scenes of bloody murders (including the main characters) and bed scenes. According to the scenario, Rocky de Santos - a former Red Ranger - betrays his friends and passes to the side of the Machine Empire.

The Ministry of Finance of the Russian Federation does not intend to terminate agreements with international rating agencies. This was stated by the assistant to the head of the Ministry of Finance Svetlana Nikitina. “We will continue to explain all aspects of budgetary and financial policy in order to improve the rating in the medium term,” Nikitina emphasized.

The international rating agency Moodyʼs has announced a downgrade of the ratings of seven largest Russian banks: Sberbank, VTB, Gazprombank, Russian Agricultural Bank, Vnesheconombank, Alfa-Bank and the Agency for Housing Mortgage Lending (AHML). The ratings of all seven banks have been downgraded by one notch. The forecast for the long-term ratings of these organizations is "negative", as well as the forecast for the sovereign rating of the Russian Federation.

Signatures for changing the measure of restraint for Ukrainian servicewoman Nadezhda Savchenko, who was arrested on charges of involvement in the death of journalists of the All-Russian State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company in Donbass, have been handed over to the reception room of Russian President Vladimir Putin. A total of 11,509 signatures were handed over - they were collected and processed by Novaya Gazeta from February 9 to 23.

The newspaper "rural worker" in the Zdvinsky district of the Novosibirsk region released a number with a photo, from the signature to which they forgot to delete the posture "The uncle to cut off on the right, as they did not sign it." The nameless man eventually remained in the frame - a photograph with the release of the newspaper diverged in humorous forums, such as Yaplakal . The publications do not specify which newspaper posted such a signature.

The official representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Yevgeny Perebiynis, said that Russia was involved in organizing terrorist attacks in Ukrainian cities. Russia, according to Perebiynis, "does not stop trying to undermine the situation in Ukraine at any cost," including by organizing terrorist attacks outside the zone of armed conflict in the east of the country.

The State Duma adopted in the first reading a bill prohibiting the participation of offshore companies in government procurement. The document, approved by the lower house of parliament, also stipulates that a participant in public procurement cannot be a legal entity whose place of registration is a state that provides tax benefits and does not provide for the disclosure and provision of information when conducting financial transactions.

Radio station "Echo of Moscow" accused "Echo of Petersburg" of violating the license agreement and intends to apply to Roskomnadzor in this regard. Alexei Venediktov, editor-in-chief of Ekho Moskvy, wrote about this on his Twitter. The St. Petersburg radio station, Venediktov pointed out, violates the agreement by "exceeding the broadcast limit by 17% weekly." Earlier, Venediktov said that the radio station "Echo of Moscow" is starting to look for another partner for broadcasting in St.

The Department of the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) for Tatarstan issued an order to MTS to remove billboards with a "bearded fairy" from the streets of Kazan. Also, in relation to MTS, Asiya Latypova, head of the advertising department of the OFAS for Tatarstan, said that an administrative case will be initiated, within which the company will be fined in the amount of 100,000 to 500,000 rubles.

Photo: Sam Boxing / 9news.com.au The 15-year-old Sam Box, living with his father on a farm near the city of Jelong, Australia, collided with a Coola “hijacker”. Returning home from school, he found the animal driving (and even on the steering wheel) of their family SUV. The teenager took several photos of the koala and sent them to the 9news editor.

Novaya Gazeta published a document containing an assessment of the situation in Ukraine in the last days of Viktor Yanukovych's presidency and a plan for Russia's intervention in this situation. According to the publication, between February 4 and 12, 2014, this plan was transferred to the Kremlin administration. According to the newspaper, the document was presumably prepared with the participation of businessman Konstantin Malofeev.

In California, a passenger train collided with a tractor-trailer. Four carriages of the train derailed, injuring at least 30 people. According to Fox , at least one person has died. The crash happened around 5:30 pm local time in Oxnard city limits. The Metrolink train that collided with the truck was en route from Los Angeles to Ventura County, where Oxnard is located. The incident disrupted Metrolink train schedules on routes out of Ventura County.

Eight people died in a cafe in the east of the Czech Republic as a result of shooting opened by one of the visitors. The shooting at the Družba bar in the town of Uherský Brod in Eastern Moravia, according to the mayor's office, was opened by a local resident who was about 60 years old. The man, according to preliminary information, had two firearms with him. In total, he fired about 20 shots. The man who opened fire, according to Reuters, citing local authorities, committed suicide.

Officials in Lithuania are dusting off the country’s compulsory military service. President Dalia Grybauskaitė said the plan to reinstate the draft is motivated by changes in the region’s geopolitical situation, hinting at growing concerns about Russian aggression. If the parliament supports the resumption of military conscription, the first draft call would take place as soon as September 2015.

A series of suicides by people suffering from cancer is not related to the lack or shortage of painkillers in Moscow, said Deputy Mayor Leonid Pechatnikov. According to Pechatnikov, 70 people committed suicide in Moscow in February, 10 of whom suffered from cancer. “But only seven of them knew about their diagnosis, the rest had it only after a forensic medical examination,” the vice-mayor emphasized.