Arbat Street in Moscow, one of the most famous streets in the USSR. They, glorified, and only a dozen and a half (about a dozen - and even then - in Moscow, five in St. Petersburg (four: Nevsky, Fontanka, Moika, Ligovsky - what else?) Khreshchatyk in Kyiv and Odessa Deribasovskaya, Richelevskaya, Moldavian and Peres. Tyumen Street of the Republic, but this is a separate topic). So far - about the Arbat.

So , after all, is it difficult to be God? The prophecy came true, the grayness that came to power (outside the time boundaries indicated by the milestones of the coups) gave a generation of metastases that brought the power of the grayness to the absolute. The entropy of social processes captured Arkanar, transferring them to a lower level of systemic organization. This is called natural as the greatest permission.

The book, written by the Sotnik of the Institute of Apcheology of the Russian Academy of Sciences , is devoted to the economic pedali of grade policies - based on the data of "Accounting reports" on the affiliation of public buildings. Who exactly, how long and for what kind of money the walls were laid, the floors, he was overwhelmed by the columns and had a paphenon, an epheme, a dumpy, the XPAM of Miletus, Delos or Eleusina?

Cinema-23: Cold Heart of the Russian Earth "Bitch-love" (premiere) . The film, which has just received on "Faces of Love" the main prize from the hands of Udo Kier itself! There were many rewards of the same rank, and also secondary, albeit pleasant. It is precisely the such awards that such a film deserves. Moderately swift, moderately avant -garde, moderately youth, moderately sentimental. Stylish beautiful cinema, lacking stars from heaven.

Century=text. Issue 45: 1945 Egor Otroshchenko Publication date: January 26, 2001 POEM OF THE YEAR | EVENTS | CHARACTERS AND PERFORMERS Poem of the Year If I get sick, - I won’t go to doctors. I appeal to friends (don't think this is crazy): lay out the steppe for me, curtain my windows with fog, put it at the head night star. I walked right along. I didn't have a reputation for being hard to get.

Premiere. "Forest Song" L. Ukraine. Director - R. Kozak. Moscow Art Theater named after Chekhov The goblin wanders, the mermaid sits on the branches. Oak green, cat is a scientist. But the silence of this onion is violated by loud music (composer - Vladimir Nazarov). Rusalka (Ekaterina Galakhova) Like Pops, Lesovik (Alexander Salminov) gravitates to hard rock, a rifle (Alexander Arsentiev) prefers a natural rap.

Century=text: abroad, issue 21 Anastasia Otroshchenko Publication date: January 26, 2001 MEETING OF TWO EMIGRATS | ABOUT LITERATURE IN SOVIET RUSSIA | MAN'S FATE | BOOK CHRONICLE | MOOD Meeting of two emigrations “The main factor of the post-war period for Russian emigration in general, and therefore for foreign Russian literature, was the meeting of two emigrations - the political emigration of the first conscription, which left Russia as a result of the outcome of the civil war, with the new

The upcoming television does not promise cinema of the Prace, but you will not have to whine from boredom either. Fans of classics will have to moderate their ardor: film adaptation is still served in the most unsuccessful time. On Monday, two channels immediately begin the show of old but worthy TV shows on the works of French classics: ORT (13:20) - "The brilliance and poverty of courtesans" according to Balzac, "Culture" (12:40) - "Madame Bovber". In the evening I want something to be hoter.

Hunger 11 Practical gastroenterology reading Alexander Ageev Publication date: January 26, 2001 ... I just returned from the Oval Hall of the Library of Foreign Literature, where the shortlist for the Apollo Grigoriev Prize was announced. He returned, as they say, tired, but happy.

All heirs of Lennart Meri Vitaly Portnikov Publication date: January 26, 2001 In seven months, the Estonian parliament will elect a new president of this small Baltic country - the second since the restoration of independence. Lennart Meri , the current head of state of Estonia, served two terms as president and is prohibited by the Estonian constitution from running for a third time.

Auditory Tatyana and visual Onegin Once again about our everything Victor Sonkin Publication date: January 26, 2001 And lexandra Veselova in the last issue of our column suggested looking at “Eugene Onegin” with an open mind and reading it quickly, carried away by the intrigue and afraid to look at the end. The Danish Slavist Jon Kust, in general, without particularly polemicizing with A.

Oleg Tabakov, recently appointed head of the Moscow Art Theater named after Chekhov , calmly, without loud scandals, but methodically clears the way. The full -time directors of the theater have already been transferred to contracts, many stillborn performances have been removed from the repertoire (“Woe from Wit”, “Thunderstorm”, “Crime and Punishment”). Tabakov calmly watched how the performances began under Oleg Efremov “finished”.

Interpol, issue thirty-eight. Test time Ivan Davydov Publication date: January 26, 2001 In the shoulder Is it sometimes permissible for a person to boast? What is there to boast about if not prosperity? I'm bragging - I have a T-shirt. On the chest is the logo of the "Radar" program, on the back there is a meaningful inscription: "The Russian Internet as a whole is a little lacking in analytics . " And the signature is “Ivan Davydov”. Yeah.

Previous publications: My website dedicated to King Crimson was closed before it even opened. Hello to copyright, providers, system administrators and the whole damned system into which the Internet, led by Nosik and Lebedev, is running with its pants up. He/she is on average 31 years old. She/he tells favorite jokes and shares memories. Interview with a group of readers of the Russian Journal.

History of Russian art. In 3 vols. - M.: Trefoil, 2000. - Circulation 2000 copies. Volume 1. Lev Livshits. Russian art of the X-XVII centuries. - ISBN 5-84480-029-3. Volume 2. Mikhail Allenov. Russian art of the XVIII-XIX centuries. - ISBN 5-84480-029-4. Volume 3. Ekaterina Degot. Russian art of the twentieth century. - ISBN 5-84480-029-5.