Internet publications also differ favorably from paper publications in that they do not have to pretend that something is happening when nothing is happening. If newspapers and magazines cannot be published with empty pages, then I can honestly admit that there is no cultural life in Moscow in the summer. The film festival, which was written about more than it deserved, is over, and we need to go out of town and travel. And for those whose vacation is over, wait for the start of the season.

Falconry: nineteenth review, dedicated to mountains of empty words, a soupy set of feelings, skinny postmodernists, personality discourse, cutlets and flies Yana Sokolova Publication date: August 2, 2000 No , it was not due to sloppiness that I missed yesterday Mikhail Zolotonosov’s article “ Group Portrait with Gertrude ,” published in the weekly “Moscow News”. Long and smart, it stirred up so many feelings and thoughts in me that I decided to wait until they calmed down.

Very simple Sturua Lyubov Paykova Publication date: August 2, 2000 Robert Sturua, although he has long become a legend, is still a very living and ongoing legend, by no means summed up. His name is known to everyone who is interested in theater, like the name of Lyubimov , Streller or Stein . They say that an artist does what he organically lacks in life. Sturua’s life organically lacks theater, childhood, and play.

Special battalion "Minor" A.V. Podosinov. Symbols of the Four Evangelists: Their Origin and Meaning. - M.: Languages ​​of Russian culture, 2000. B.A. Uspensky. Boris and Gleb: Perception of history in Ancient Rus'. - M.: Languages ​​of Russian culture, 2000. B.A. Uspensky. Tsar and Emperor: Anointing to the throne and the semantics of royal titles. - M.: Languages ​​of Russian culture, 2000. History and antihistory: Criticism of the new chronology of academician A.T. Fomenko.

Prelude: Benefit performance by Sergei Varshavchik Evgeny Kiselev closed the political season. the Internet about this . told Sergei Varshavchik, well-known to regular readers of Russian Deadline, Varshavchik is much better at retelling someone else’s than telling his own: “Results” are presented close to the text. Behind every line there is poorly concealed admiration for the Main Russian Fighter for Freedom of Speech. Like, imagine - everything is possible.

NasNet: issue 13 Sergey Kuznetsov Publication date: August 3, 2000 Project: nineties Keywords: sex, Satanism Belov and his wife at one time fell in love with going to the bathhouse. Driven by an interest in new places and a desire to save money, Belov found a new place every weekend. And then one day he came across an advertisement for a bathhouse, located quite close to his house and also surprisingly cheap. He called, agreed on a time, invited friends.