The Soyuzmultfilm film studio will produce 26 new episodes of the cartoon “Well, wait a minute!”, which turned 50 this year. According to the head of Soyuzmultfilm, Yuliana Slashcheva, the first of the new episodes will be released in early summer 2020. The fact that Soyuzmultfilm is working on a sequel to “Well, Just Wait!” became known in February 2019. The first episode of “Well, wait a minute!” published in May 1969. Soyuzmultfilm produced 18 episodes, the last of which was released in 1994.

In the Kirov region, a criminal case of negligence was opened against forensic expert Sergei Nasonov, who found alcohol in the blood of a six-year-old boy who died in a traffic accident. This was reported by RT, citing a copy of the resolution to initiate the case. The document states that Nasonov violated several job regulations and instructions. In particular, he performed the autopsy two days late, took only blood for analysis and sent it to the lab three days late.

Instagram has rolled out a worldwide test of a feature that hides the like counter under other people's posts. A message about this appeared on the social network's official Twitter. Starting today, we're expanding our like counter hiding test globally. If you participate, you'll no longer see the number of likes and views on photos and videos in your feed unless you posted them.

The Basmanny Court of Moscow has taken into custody Yevgeny Yerzunov, who is accused of threatening Aleksey Krivoruchko, the judge in the case of actor Pavel Ustinov. According to investigators, Yerzunov wrote a tweet threatening Krivoruchko. According to Grigory Chervonny, a lawyer for another person involved in the case, Sergei Polovets, it was a tweet “Judge K., go look around, you will die soon.” Erzunov pleaded guilty. The hearing on the preventive measure was held behind closed doors.

One year ago, a school shooting shook Russia, and officials vowed to take action. Now, after another shooting, almost nothing has changed. This morning in Blagoveshchensk, Russia, a college student brought a shotgun to class, killed a fellow student, wounded three more, and then shot himself. One year earlier, a similar attack shook the eastern Crimean city of Kerch when student Vladislav Roslyakov used a legally purchased firearm to kill 20 people before committing suicide as well.

Russia's largest car dealer, Rolf, is up for sale. This information was confirmed to Vedomosti by the company's founder, Sergei Petrov. "We will form a closed list of candidates [for the purchase]," the businessman said. He did not specify who would be on the list. The Cyprus company Delance Limited , through which the Petrov family controls the car dealer, clarified to Forbes that the list of potential buyers will include Russian and foreign investors.

Maxim Blinov / Sputnik / Scanpix / Leta fragments of the Malaysian Boeing In June 2019, the United Investigative Group (JIT), which is investigating the crash of the Boeing Malaysian in the east of Ukraine, accused four separatists from the self -proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic of the self -proclaimed disaster (DPR). JIT also published intercepted telephone conversations of the DPR leaders with Russian officials - as evidence that Russia provided military support to the republic.

A shooting occurred in one of the schools in the Californian city of Santa Clarita (about 50 kilometers from Los Angeles), reports CNN. According to the latest reports, two people were killed and three others were injured. All victims are between 14 and 16 years old. A student of the school, who turned 16 today, is suspected of shooting. The teenager is in the hospital in serious condition. According to the police, he first opened fire on others, and then shot himself.

The publication Sever.Realii (a project of Radio Liberty) should be added to the register of "foreign agent" media outlets, the State Duma commission on countering interference in Russian affairs has concluded. This was reported on the website of the lower house of parliament. "In two months, the resource managed to violate a huge number of Russian laws," said the head of the commission, deputy Vasily Piskarev.

Baza, a Russian investigative outlet based on the social app Telegram, has published what it describes as an audio message recorded by the construction and housing student who shot four of his classmates and himself on the morning of November 14. The authenticity of the message has not been confirmed, and Baza is known for publishing inside information quickly but without standard accuracy checks.

Former President of Tatarstan Mintimer Shaimiev spoke out against the introduction of a new memorial date – the day of the end of the Great Stand on the Ugra River , Interfax reports. “We need to not revise history, especially with inept hands, but we need to unite in the name of solving current problems,” said Shaimiev.

In Singapore, at the request of Alfa-Bank, the assets of former Minister for Open Government Affairs Mikhail Abyzov were seized, The Bell reports, citing sources. The arrest, in particular, was imposed on the company Emmerson, through which Abyzov has been trying since 2013 to recover almost $ 500 million from Viktor Vekselberg for an unexecuted option on the shares of the energy company IES Holding (now T Plus), the interlocutors of the publication said.

A documentary about Lil Pip is released - about his incredible talent, closest environment and sudden death A-ONE FILMS On November 21, the documentary “All for All” about the life of Lil Pip (Gustav Elijah Ar), a guy from Long Island, who could become the brightest rock star of our time, but two years ago, died of random overdose of Xanax and fentanyl. In the film, the story of Gustav is told by his beloved grandfather, mother, co -authors, friends, acquaintances and fans.

The CEO of the company Sirius-A, which provides security for the Amur College of Construction and Housing and Communal Services in Blagoveshchensk, Russia, has been arrested following a November 14 shooting at the college. The local Investigative Committee’s announcement of the arrest indicated that the CEO hired a guard who was not licensed for his job. That guard then allowed the armed shooter to enter the college unhindered.

At the International Cultural Forum in St. Petersburg, the Minister of Culture Vladimir Medinsky was asked if he was familiar with historian Oleg Sokolov, who was accused of killing and dismembering his student Anastasia Eshchenko. The minister left the answer , comparing Sokolov with the hero of the blockbuster Joker, whom he was also asked about . “It's a shame when the media are engaged in such Galicia and Beliberda,” Medinsky added.