A resident of the Voronezh region, Natalya Vlasova, applied for 506 million rubles won in the Russian Lotto. This was announced on November 17 by the press service of the lottery. The record-breaking jackpot in the history of Russian lotteries was announced on November 5th. It was reported that the winner was a resident of the Voronezh region.

Disney published the first teaser trailer for the Cartoon Super Office 2 (The Incredibles 2). The first “super family”, telling about a superhero family, was released in 2004 and collected many awards, including two Oscars (including the best full -length cartoon), BAFTA Award and several Annie awards that are awarded in the field of animation. The Super Jilims 2 will be released in June 2018.

Nicolas asfouri / AFP / Scanpix / Leta in China was the final of the Miss World -2017 contest. The representative of India Manusha Chkhillar won (in the photo in the center). The second and third places took respectively Andrea Mesa from Mexico (left) and Stephanie Hill from England (right). Miss Russia-2017 Polina Popova went to the top ten finalists.

In Paris, fashion designer Azzedin Alaya died. He was 77 years old. Ed alcock / The New York Times / Scanpix / Leta Azzedin Alaya, who moved to Paris from Tunisia in 1957, became widely known in the 1980s. The services of his atelier were used, in particular, Greta Garbo and Mari-Helen de Rothschild, wife of Baron Gi de Rothschild. In 1980, he released the first collection of PROT-A-PIT and in 1984 received the Award of the Ministry of Culture of France as a designer of the year.

In the Krasnodar Territory, on the eve of the day of memory of the victims of the accident (celebrated on the third Sunday of November), a procession was held with the participation of traffic police officers. It was carried out on the 140th kilometer of the R251 road connecting Krasnodar and the city of Temryuk on the Taman Peninsula; In the Kuban Metropolitan, this section of the highway was called "emergency".

AC/DC co-founder Malcolm Young has died at the age of 64. A message about this appeared on the group’s Facebook. Malcolm Young left AC/DC in 2014 due to dementia. Today it is with deep heartfelt sadness that AC/DC has to announce the passing of Malcolm Young. Malcolm, along with... Published by AC/DC November 18, 2017 Brothers Malcolm and Angus Young founded AC/DC in 1973.

Kim Ludbrook / EPA / Scanpix / Leta On November 18, in the capital of Zimbabwe, the city of Harara, street promotions were held with calls for the resignation of the dictator Robert Mugaba. Three days before, the country's highest military leadership planted a 93-year-old president under house arrest, but he himself, according to unofficial data, does not want to voluntarily compose powers, but offers to wait for the elections in 2018.

The Security Service of Ukraine announced the detention in Kyiv of a Russian citizen involved in the murder of Paul Khlebnikov, editor-in-chief of the Russian Forbes. The detainee's name has not been released. The SBU says that this is a native of Chechnya, wanted by Interpol for contract killings. In addition to the murder of Khlebnikov, the detainee was involved in the death of the Deputy Prime Minister of Chechnya (we are talking about Yakov Sergunin , who was killed in 2004).

All troubles hit all troubles at the Indian airline: Quartz Ravendran / AFP / Scanpix / Leta The Indigo airline was formed only 11 years ago, but during this time she managed to become a leader in India. The carrier occupies more than a third of the entire market in the country and was more than once called the best throughout Central Asia.

In Izhevsk, law enforcement agencies opened a criminal case due to the fact that a tree was cut down on the territory of the house where Alexei Navalny met with supporters. This is reported by "Mediazona" with reference to the coordinator of the local headquarters in support of the oppositionist.

In Irkutsk, a court arrested businessman Dmitry Tolmachev for five days, who provided opposition leader Alexei Navalny with territory for holding a rally on November 4. Tolmachev was found guilty of holding a rally without notification (Part 2 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses), his lawyer told Interfax. Earlier, Sergei Bespalov, the coordinator of Navalny's headquarters, was arrested for seven days for holding the same action.

The Investigative Committee announced the arrest of four people suspected of a shootout in a restaurant on the territory of Moscow City. One of the detainees was sent to the hospital. Earlier, the Moscow police reported the arrest of two cars, in which, presumably, the participants in the conflict were traveling, Interfax reports . At about 9:40 in the morning on Kutuzovsky Prospekt, the police stopped a Toyota in which one of them was.

In Germany, the Federal Network Agency has banned the use of "smartwatches" that allow adults to listen to what is happening around the child. This technology was regarded as a method of surveillance. Some of the children's parents used smartwatches to eavesdrop on what teachers were saying in class, officials said. The teachers themselves - and often the students - did not notice at that moment that the microphone on the clock was turned on.

At the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow, on the night before the preliminary sale of tickets for the Nureyv ballet, in the production of Kirill Serebrennikov, a line of several hundred people formed. On the evening of November 17, according to Kommersant correspondent Vladislav Novy, about a hundred people who were going to “stand all night” were enrolled in the line. The box office of the Bolshoi Theater put turnstiles, more than 100 people enrolled in the queue for tickets for the Nureyv ballet.

Galina Yuzefovich - about three novels that should pay attention to Literary critic Galina Yuzefovich talks about three translated novels that should certainly pay attention to: “Girls” by Emma Klein, “Smoke” by Dan Vileta and “Here I am” Jonathan Safran Feoer. Emma Klein. Girls. M.: Phantom Press, 2017. Translation by A. Zavodzova The easiest way to describe the debut novel of the 28-year-old American Emma Klein as a story about a sect-and this, in general, will be almost true.