On the night of September 20-21, at the intersection of Pulkovskoye Highway and Danube Avenue, a Lada drove into Levon Nerkararyan’s car, which was stopped at a traffic light, at full speed. 34-year-old Levon received a severe traumatic brain injury, fracture of all ribs, severe contusion of the lungs, and leg injuries. Doctors saved his life, but Levon is still in intensive care, with difficult rehabilitation ahead.

Sandra Schulberg brought to St. Petersburg a film about the Nuremberg process, which was banned to show in the United States. Sandra, a representative of the family known in Hollywood, herself produced films with Kate Winslet and Jeffrey Rash, but left her career to show the world her father’s tape, shot almost 70 years ago and laid on the shelf.

The battle between the new administration of the Russian Institute of Art History (Zubov Institute) and its staff came to court. There are currently two lawsuits pending in the Admiralty Court, and complaints have been sent to the prosecutor's office and the labor inspectorate. Several employees have already left of their own accord, and the new director is trying to fire some.

Oleg Basilashvili caught a cold due to the cold in the apartment. For several months, honorary St. Petersburg resident Oleg Basilashvili lived without hot water, and in recent days, without heat. An explosion on social networks brought the heating network back online. But what about the plumbers of the contracting company, who, according to them, have not received money for their work for four months and do not use Facebook?

Novaya's columnist Boris Vishnevsky talks about why the dictatorship doesn't know how to deal with crises medical workers have died in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic (*according to the “Memory List”) Ten thousand St. Petersburg residents supported an online petition to cancel the Judicial Quarter project in the city center. They would like a park to be built on this site.

Novaya's columnist Boris Vishnevsky talks about why the dictatorship doesn't know how to deal with crises medical workers have died in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic (*according to the “Memory List”) I’m reading from my Canada about Biryulyovo. Apparently, living here for several years has greatly changed the perception My first thought after “what a nightmare”: according to preliminary data, is the killer a native of the Caucasus?

"Petersburg Theater Magazine" published an issue dedicated to special theaters Theater is not only an art, theater is a medicine, a helping hand to the most defenseless. “We have proven that there are people into whose hearts mercy has found its way,” says Marina Dmitrevskaya, editor-in-chief of PTG. A special issue of PTZh was made jointly with the Moscow School of Theater Leaders of the Meyerhold Center with the support of the Moscow Department of Culture.

The journalist’s house is again trying to impose an atrium. The new head of the Construction Committee Mikhail Demidenko does not lose hopes to reanimate the decision rejected by the Union of Journalists to the decision to hoist the glass cap over Nevsky’s house. “You could drink coffee there, watching the clouds flying over you,” he seduced the media employees gathered at the press conference. Mr.

There can be no winners in the competition organized by the president. The Council for the Preservation of the Cultural Heritage, on which it was planned to give a professional assessment of the plans for the construction of a judicial quarter, was canceled. On the sidelines, they nod to Vladimir Kozhin, who delayed Georgy Poltavchenko to close this topic until November. That is, until the Kremlin manager will declare the winner.