"We devote this last number to David Lynch. The interview with him was taken by chance and was not prepared in advance. After reading it, you will learn, among other things, why our magazine ceases to be released." Because of this introduction, I bought the eighth issue of Der Freund magazine, although I was not going to do this. He was actually a little expensive, and the most beautiful in him seemed to me illustrations that could be seen in Kiosk.

The Soviet theater of the 60s, 70s, 80s played not only an aesthetic and artistic role, but, first of all, ideological, which was not just important, but exaggerated. It was a purely Soviet phenomenon. It arose and established himself in the Stalin era, when art and culture were important social institutions that carry out official state ideology. This phenomenon continued to "work" and when the country did not "overcome the costs of a personality cult".

The last week brought the new President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev both with Europe and with the post -Soviet space. At first he visited Germany, then accepted the leaders of the CIS countries in the shooting of an informal summit in Strelna. Even earlier, the head of state managed to visit China and Kazakhstan. Thus, Dmitry Anatolyevich began the actual use of constitutional powers that make the first person of our country its main representative in international relations.

"After 20 years, television will replace everything, there will be neither cinema, no theaters, nor books ..." The statement of the hero of the film "Moscow does not believe" can be extrapolating on the present - in five years there will be no television, or radio, and newspapers with magazines - one continuous Internet . He, in fact, will put a broadband cross on journalism.

Tom Waits. Interview: Innocent in a dream / COST. M. Montantand; per. from English. F. Gurevich. - St. Petersburg: Publishing House "ABC -classic", 2008. - 432 p. + vklaka (16 p.) - (art house). The collection is opened by the musician Frank Black. He talks about how Waits first saw in a local news program, and when he heard his album a few years later, he wanted to record his own: "I was happy. It was a delight ... the delight of a broken window ...

“My name is Katerina,” Katerina said. “Hello, Kat,” they greeted her. “Not Kat, but Katerina,” said Katerina. Lyudmila followed the reaction of the guests with some concern. - Then, perhaps, Catherine, so that it is quite officially, folk and according to the rules? the long -haired guy asked her. - If according to the rules, then Katerina. So I have written in my passport.