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Photo from fashionprotest.ru 08.02, 20:33 9 comments

Dress to impress before you protest

What to wear to protest with style? Some Russian designers have been using the street protests as an opportunity to promote their fashion ideas, teaching the country’s politically-minded fashion lovers to clearly show their political views.

 
Mariinsky prima Evgenia Obraztsova dumps Alma Mater for the Bolshoi (RIA Novosti / Ilya Pitalev) 07.02, 20:02 2 comments

Mariinsky prima dancing off to Bolshoi

Russia’s two main theaters are continuing their exchange of dancers, as the Mariinsky prima is leaving the troupe for the Bolshoi.

Lost antique artifacts return to Berlin after decades (Photo: Ägyptisches Museum) 07.02, 19:52 27 comments

Byzantine bother: Artifacts back in German museum after decades

A Berlin museum is celebrating the return of dozens of Byzantine artifacts, which spent years in Soviet Russia after World War Two. Some date back as far as the 4th century – yet it is their recent history that reads like a real detective story.

 
Moscow Metro to greet passengers on holidays (RIA Novosti / Kirill Kalinnikov) 07.02, 19:30 2 comments

You’ll never ride alone (on the Moscow Metro now)

If you’re likely to be on your own this Valentine’s Day, don’t worry! Just take a trip on the Moscow Metro – and you will get a Valentine’s message cooed to you, albeit over a loudspeaker.

Love story inspired by Moscow opposition demos to hit silver screens (RIA Novosti / Aleksandr Utkin) 07.02, 14:34 2 comments

Moscow demos inspire cop-protester love story

A modern-day Russian Romeo and Juliet story set amid the ongoing protest rallies in Moscow is to appear on the silver screen. The movie shows the dramatic romance of a police officer and an opposition activist.

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Iran bans the Simpsons 06.02, 16:32 8 comments

D’oh! Simpsons join Barbie on Iran’s blacklist

Dolls of cartoon favorites the Simpsons have followed the fate of Barbie and other cult characters after being banned from sale in the Islamic Republic. Their crime, apparently, was the promotion of Western culture.

St. Petersburg movie to be shot at 48 frames per second  following The Hobbit in revolutionizing film (RIA Novosti / Vladimir Vyatkin) 06.02, 15:49

St. Pete movie shifts boundaries of cinema

A Russian documentary about St. Petersburg is following Peter Jackson’s Hobbit in revolutionizing film. The new production is just the second ever to be shot at 48 frames per second, offering stunningly clearer, smoother images.

 
Russian tennis player Anna Kournikova and pop singer Enrique Iglesias 06.02, 14:31 6 comments

Kournikova sells home. Wedding to follow?

It’s game, set and match to Anna Kournikova, as the Russian tennis hottie has sold her Miami home and is reportedly set to move into a swanky new mansion with pop star boyfriend Enrique Iglesias.

The Card Players by Paul Cezanne becomes the most expensive artwork on the market 05.02, 16:40 2 comments

­Paul Cezanne breaks art market record

Thanks to oil-rich Qatar, another record has been set on the art market. Its royal family has bought a painting by Paul Cezanne for a whopping $250 million, making it the most expensive artwork ever sold.

 
The former Cuban President Fidel Castro unveils his book of memories  on February 3, 2012 in Havana (AFP Photo / Roberto Chile) 05.02, 12:38 11 comments

­Castro unveils memoirs

Veteran communist Fidel Castro has launched his memoirs in the Cuban capital, Havana. The book, which shines a light on the early life of the leader of the Cuban Revolution, is tipped to become a bestseller.

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