Shot: Universal Pictures / YouTube Universal Pictures released the second trailer for Steve Jobs about Apple's founder. The main role in the biography will be played by Michael Fassbender, and Steve Vozniak is Seth Rogg. The film will be released in October, four years after the death of Steve Jobs. Universal Pictures Steve Jobs - Official Trailer #2 (HD)

Photo: NASA / JHUAPL / SWRI The NASA website published new pictures transmitted by the New Horizons interplanetary station during the flight past Pluto. The photos were taken 15 minutes after the probe passed the closest point with the planet. He “turned around” and photographed Pluto's landscape. The pictures show that everything is flooded with the sun. The photos were taken back in July. But to the ground, the apparatus transferred them only now.

A school-player has become the main hero of the struggle against Islamophobia in the United States Photo: Vernon Bryant / Dallas Morning News / Corbis / Vida Press On September 15, an American schoolboy named Ahmed Muhamed was removed from classes, detained and interrogated because of home-made hours-at school and the police decided that the teenager had gathered a bomb dummy.

A short recap of this week's telephonic, madcap misadventure Photo: Zhenya Savilov / AFP / Scanpix Earlier this week, the whole world woke up and learned that Russian President Vladimir Putin picked up a telephone and called British musician Elton John to discuss the state of gay rights in Russia. The source for this news was Elton John himself, who wrote about the phone call on Instagram, and nobody bothered to verify the information any further.

The Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation refused to accept for consideration a complaint challenging the legality of the annexation of Crimea to Russia. The ruling of the court states that this issue is not within its competence. Mikhail Anshakov, chairman of the Society for the Protection of Consumer Rights (OZPP) “Public Control”, and two other applicants filed a complaint with the Constitutional Court.

When a gang went on a murder spree in 2014, this was Moscow's grassroots response Photo: Ramil Sitdikov / Rossiya Segodnya In the summer of 2014, several reports started appearing in the media about an armed gang roaming the streets of Moscow's outskirts, killing drivers and passengers, but leaving behind their valuables. More than 14 people were murdered in these seemingly senseless, undeniably ruthless attacks.

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine agreed to prosecute and arrest a deputy from the Radical Party, Igor Mosiychuk, suspected of corruption. According to the 112 Ukraine TV channel, 262 deputies voted for this decision. At a parliamentary session, Ukrainian Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin showed a hidden camera video showing Mosiychuk extorting a bribe.

Short retelling of a rather crazy story Photo: Zhenya Savilov / AFP / Scanpix Russian President Vladimir Putin called British musician Elton John and discussed with him the rights of homosexuals - such news recently appeared in media around the world. The performer himself was the source of information - no one checked this information. It soon became clear that Putin Elton John did not call, but the prankers called. Medusa briefly tells this crazy story.

Who and why refused to go to the Sergey Dovlatov festival in Pskov? Short Photo: Alexey Danichev / RIA Novosti / Scanpix On the opening day of the Sergei Dovlatov festival, “Reserve” in Pskov, the Federal Press Agency issued a press release, which states that the head of the agency Mikhail Ceslavinsky refuses to participate in the festival “Against the backdrop of the involvement of the Governor of the Pskov Region Andrei Turchak to attack the journalist Oleg Kashin”.

The Pentagon recognized the failure of the expensive Syrian training program Photo: Chip somodevilla / getty images / AFP / Scanpix On September 16, hearing was held in the US Senate dedicated to the country's participation in hostilities in Syria.

Entrepreneur Alexander Fedotov acquired the publishing house Axel Springer Russia, which includes the Russian Forbes and other magazines. On September 17, Fedotov and the German concern signed a corresponding agreement. The entire publishing house came under the control of the Russian entrepreneur. But in the near future, the former CEO of Axel Springer Russia will buy 20 percent of the company.

The European Union is going to lift sanctions against the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko and his entourage. This is reported by Reuters, citing unnamed diplomatic sources. There has been no official confirmation of this information. According to Reuters sources, the decision to lift the restrictions will be made next week. Visa and financial sanctions will be lifted from most of the approximately 200 people against whom they were imposed.

The most loud scandal with the Russian hockey player in the NHL is for those who do not understand sports Photo: Brad Graverson / The Daily Breeze / Ap / Scanpix On September 17, Russian defender Vyacheslav Voinov actually ended his career in the NHL - to avoid deportation, he agreed to voluntarily leave the United States. Earlier, Voinov was sentenced to 90 days of imprisonment on charges of domestic violence, and after serving his punishment, migration authorities took up his case.

From October 10, paid parking will appear on certain sections of 95 streets in Moscow, the press service of the Moscow Parking Space Administrator (AMPP) said. Parking spaces will appear, in particular, in the districts of Basmanny, Airport, Sokolniki, Cheryomushki and Shchukino. The cost of one hour of parking in the new zone will be 40 rubles. A complete list of streets where parking is available can be found here .

In July, the Russian government increased its investments in US Treasury bonds by $9.7 billion, bringing its total dollar holdings to $81.7 billion. Russia now ranks 16th on the list of largest lenders to the United States. The leaders of this list are China, at roughly $1.24 trillion, and Japan, at $1.19 trillion. Altogether, foreign states hold about $6.07 trillion in US Treasury bonds. This figure dropped by $100 billion in July.