The famous Hollywood actress Milla Jovovich, known in our country for the action films “Resident Evil,” flew to Moscow to present her new film “Freaks.” The Western diva was accompanied by Ivan Urgant and Konstantin Khabensky. To meet with the press, Jovovich wore a stylish silk dress. It seemed that Mila was not at all afraid of the Russian winter. Following her was Ivan Urgant, who had grown a beard. The gloomy Konstantin Khabensky closed the top three.

At 44 years old, the popular TV presenter can rightfully say: life is good! After all, she, as she says about herself, “a simple girl from Siberia,” managed to make a career on television. And at the same time give birth to three children, whom Tatyana is raising together with TV presenter Mikhail Shats. -Tatyana, please tell me what is the most important thing in life for you? - Of course, my children! For their sake I am ready to do anything, without them nothing will make sense...

72.jpg The famous actor began having serious health problems early last year. Mikhail Mikhailovich was diagnosed with glaucoma. Kozakov was taken to the hospital, where during the operation he experienced clinical death. Then problems fell on him in his personal life: the actor filed for divorce from his last young wife, Nadezhda Sedova. And after this series of troubles, I fell into depression. Neither new work in the theater nor meeting with friends helped.

Lokomotiv Moscow and Dynamo Kiev have apparently finally agreed on the transfer of the railway's top scorer, midfielder Alexander Aliyev. Let us remind you that the story of Aliyev’s return to Kyiv following ex-Loko coach Yuri Semin has been dragging on for three months now. The coach, who worked with Aliyev at the Ukrainian club for a year and a half, invited the football player to Moscow last winter.

The International Olympic Committee has demanded clarification from Vancouver Olympics organizing committee chief John Furlong about statements he made in his book, "Hearts of Patriots," published last week. It claims that Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov helped him win the right to host the 2010 Games. According to Furlong, it was Moscow's bid for the "neighboring" 2012 Summer Olympics that gave Vancouver an advantage over PyeongChang, Korea, in the elections held eight years ago.

The earthquake that occurred a few days ago on New Zealand's South Island killed 103 people. Among them, in addition to New Zealanders, tourists from China, Japan, Great Britain, the Philippines and Taiwan were found. Another 228 people are still missing.

Moscow "Spatrak" hosted Swiss "Basel" in the 1/16 Europa League. Before the match, the players cursed the Moscow frosts, but there was no question of canceling the match; UEFA did not even allow Spartak to move the match from nine o'clock in the evening to eight. But while there is no licensed stadium in the south of Russia, our clubs will have to suffer a little more, playing at minus twenty. It’s good that the field in Luzhniki is artificial and level. This summer they scold him.

The discovery of an object resembling an improvised explosive device near a gas pipeline in Sochi and the subsequent destruction of an object was carried out as part of an exercise by the National Anti-Terrorism Committee (NAC). This was reported by the Interfax agency with reference to the press service of the FSB Directorate for the Krasnodar Territory.

The famous actor began having serious health problems early last year. Mikhail Mikhailovich was diagnosed with glaucoma. Kozakov was taken to the hospital, where during the operation he experienced clinical death. Then problems fell on him in his personal life: the actor filed for divorce from his last young wife, Nadezhda Sedova. And after this series of troubles, I fell into depression. Neither new work in the theater nor meeting with friends helped.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin assigned names to 13 planned Moscow metro stations, Interfax reports. The new station of the Arbatsko-Pokrovskaya line, located in the northwestern part of the city, will be called “Pyatnitskoye Shosse”. The next stop on the Lyublinskaya line in the north of the capital will be called “Seligerskaya”. The last two stations of the Tagansko-Krasnopresnenskaya line will be called “Lermontovsky Prospekt” and “Zhulebino”.

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A terrible tragedy took place in Yaroslavl. In children's clinic No. 5, a seven-month-old girl died, who was brought to the doctor for examination. Shortly before the girl’s death, her parents called doctors to the house, but for some reason the doctors did not want to hospitalize her. A terrible tragedy took place in Yaroslavl. In children's clinic No. 5, a seven-month-old girl died, who was brought to the doctor for examination.

The policeman became widely known after he beat up protesters during an unauthorized rally in the Northern Capital on July 31, 2010.

The Sobesednik Publishing House is conducting an advertising campaign for the Sobesednik newspaper and the magazine Between Us, Women in Moscow and the regions. The advertising campaign starts on March 1 and will last until the end of the month. Outdoor advertising media are used as media in Moscow - 3x6 billboards in the amount of 30 pieces.

A ferry involved in the evacuation of thousands of people remaining in the country was delayed on its way due to a severe storm. Two planes of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations with Russians evacuated from Libya on board took off from the city of Sirte. The first airliner headed for Istanbul, where it will disembark citizens of this country who worked under contract for Russian companies, and then fly to Moscow. The second went to the capital directly.