Photo: All about Moscow Did you know that at the intersection of Petrovka and Petrovsky Boulevard, right around the corner from the elite restaurant La Maree, there is the center of Moscow underground culture? (If underground culture, of course, can have a center). It is here that the artist, fashion designer and collector Alexander Petlyura has been living, working, organizing exhibitions and sales for 20 years.

At 53 Timiryazevskaya Street, the only residential building on the territory of the Agricultural Academy has been preserved. This house belonged to the world-famous soil scientist Vasily Robertovich Williams. Photo: All about Moscow "The House of Williams has spread two wings And sleeps like a northern bird, And at the top there are two dormer windows, The exile will dream forever. And the black ones showered the seeds, Love and death went hand in hand here.

*** no-spoon what to take from her? *** it's more or less a forest, only there are no trees in it; the sounds of the stream do not lead to the stream; if you don't expect there to be leaves, there will be no leaves; forest path called forest for another reason. on the map where it is marked, there is no entrance to it; people come here which no one has seen. — something happened. rush at the checkpoint. everyone is saying something no one knows anything. Illustrations by Andrey Cherkasov.

The format of the anti-cafe was invented by Muscovite Ivan Mitin, who, however, does not like it when “Tsiferblat” is defined this way; it’s better - free space. It was freedom and naturalness that Ivan lacked in Moscow cafes. In his opinion, everyone in them is forced to play certain roles and hide behind masks like “now I am the client, and you are my waiter.” Everyone somehow forgets that living people are hidden behind these roles.

King Charles II. Portrait by Peter Lely, c. 1675 January turned out to be quite cool. But not so much as to deprive yourself of a walk. Therefore, His Majesty King Charles II of England, tired of the bustle reigning in the palace, went to St. James's Park, where it is so pleasant to wander through the alleys and think about this and that. It was the glorious year 1678. The dust raised by the revolution seemed to have settled, and the sovereign was in excellent spirits.

As part of the 360° International Science and Technology Film Festival, there was a discussion about the film “Merchants of Doubt” and how interested people can question scientific facts, be it the dangers of smoking, the dangers of acid rain, growing ozone holes or global warming.