A new version of the magazine "Theater" has been released The revival of a “thick” magazine is rare these days; the appearance of a theater magazine is an extreme rarity. A magazine called “Theater” first appeared in the USSR in 1937 (before that there was “Soviet Theater”, “Dramaturgy and Theater”) and lived through different times along with the country - rich and poor, totalitarian and democratic.

Russia and Poland initial draft documents on gas supplies and transit Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy of Poland Waldemar Pawlak said that the country's government will today review and initial a package of documents on the supply and transit of Russian gas, which were agreed upon on October 17 in Moscow.

This year the Kremlin Cup started on a new surface The XXI international tennis tournament Kremlin Cup has started at the capital's Olimpiysky sports complex, where women's and men's matches in singles and doubles will take place over the course of a week. The prize fund of the tournament amounted to 2 million 80.5 thousand dollars, of which 1 million will be played by the girls.

Vladimir Putin unexpectedly turned out to be a popular Internet writer The Profi Online Research company recently announced the results of a study it conducted back in the summer on the attitude of Russian Internet users to the blogs of famous politicians. The topic is relevant, given that recently the fashion for blogging has literally swept the political Olympus of the country and, as usual, began to descend from the federal level to the regional and municipal ones.

“Buried Alive” on Moscow screens The feature-length debut of Rodrigo Cortes, nominally listed as a Spanish production, turns out to be a film from the flesh of the United States of America. American contractor Paul Conroy (Ryan Reynolds), serving in Iraq, at one far from wonderful moment finds himself buried in a wooden coffin.

Tajikistan is ready to be friends with Russia again for a reason The authorities of Tajikistan, constantly maneuvering between Russia and the West, made a new curtsey towards Moscow. Yesterday, Tajik Foreign Minister Hamrahon Zarifi spoke on the fate of the Ayni military airfield, located 20 km west of Dushanbe.

The perpetrators of the murder of Ruslan Yamadayev were sentenced The Moscow City Court yesterday announced the verdict in the case of two high-profile crimes - the murder in September 2008 in the center of Moscow of ex-deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, Hero of Russia Ruslan Yamadayev and the assassination attempt in March 2009 on the head of Converse Bank Alexander Antonov .

The main troublemaker in German football, the Mainz club, after seven starting victories in the 8th round, finally stumbled. What Bayern, Wolfsburg and Werder failed to do, Hamburg did. The “Dinosaurs” ended the phenomenal winning streak of the daring leader, preventing him from setting a new record in the Bundesliga for the number of points scored at the start. Everything was decided by Guerrero's shot under the crossbar, which happened in the 89th minute of the match.

Gennady Onishchenko is pleased with the latest inspection of Moldovan wineries The chief sanitary doctor of Russia, Gennady Onishchenko, who voluntarily took on the duties of the chief quality controller of the Moldovan wine industry, is pleased with his charges. Yesterday, he finally “forgave” 14 of Moldova’s largest wine producers and allowed them to submit their products to a Russian laboratory for detailed analysis.

CONCERTS "Rada and the thorn bush." Bilingua , 21.00. Evgeny Grechishchev. "Union of Composers" , 22.30. Ash. The repertoire of song arrangements by A.-K. Jobima, Brazilian classics, as well as works by group leader Igor Nadezhdin in Portuguese. Forte , 21.00. Irina Rodiles. Igor Butman Club , 20.30. CLASSIC Chamber orchestra "Moscow Camerata". Conductor and soloist Sergei Musayelyan (piano). Soloist Marina Agafonova (soprano). Mozart: Little Night Serenade, Piano Concerto No.

Accused of attacking Khimki administration released on his own recognizance The investigation into the criminal case initiated after the July pogrom of the Khimki administration has reached a dead end. Yesterday, the Khimki City Court unexpectedly changed the preventive measure for one of the two people accused of attacking the city administration.

What will happen to the political and business legacy of Yuri Luzhkov The name of the future mayor of Moscow has already been announced, and the debate about the legacy of ex-mayor Yuri Luzhkov shows no sign of subduing. Last weekend, the Rossiya 1 TV channel made it clear that the information campaign against the former capital mayor had not been curtailed.

BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto will not create a new giant Australian-British mining companies BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto have abandoned a joint venture that could have become the world's largest iron ore exporter. The companies said in a statement that the deal, which involved combining the production and transportation assets of two companies serving fields in the Pilbara region of Western Australia, will not take place due to opposition from competition authorities.

The government is preparing a reform of the public procurement system The government is preparing to radically change the way government contracts are tendered for research and development (R&D) work. The key innovation of the law on public procurement No. 94-FZ should be the emergence of a system of independent expert councils, whose powers will include assessing the qualifications of bidders and the quality of work performed by contractors.

The team from Vidnoye won the European Super Cup Winner of the last four club championships of the Old World, the team from the city of Vidnoye, Moscow region, has already won the seventh continental trophy, retaining the European Super Cup. Yesterday, in the match for the honorary prize established only last year, Sparta & K beat the Greek club Atinaikos on the road - 70:61.