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“From Russia with Love” takes on a whole new meaning on the recently launched “Happy Vladentine’s Day” blog, a collection of photos with tongue-in-cheek Valentine’s Day captions that feature Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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What are you doing on Dec. 21? According to doomsday prognosticators, the world will end that day, when the 5,126-year-old Mayan calendar ends. And for those buying into the “end times” scenario, they’re busy converting spare rooms and storage sheds into bunkers; purchasing survival tools, even those that fight zombies; and generally preparing in case the end is near.
Hollywood star Tom Cruise filed a $50 million lawsuit against two magazines claiming they defamed him by reporting that he abandoned his 6-year-old daughter Suri, celebrity website TMZ reported.
This year’s Gala featured international ballet superstars from leading ballet companies of the world, including Russia’s Bolshoi and Mariinsky theaters, the Ukrainian National Opera and Ballet Theater and the Staatsballett Berlin.
The Mariinsky Theater’s latest, updated, staging of the ballet Cinderella drew a muted response from audiences in Washington.
The 2008 Aston Martin 6 litre V12 DBS 2 door coupe used by Daniel Craig as James Bond in the movie "Quantum of Solace" was sold in London’s auction of the James Bond movie memorabilia for 241,300 pounds, Christie’s auction house reported on Saturday.
Andy Williams, the easy-listening, smooth vocal artist best known for his 1961 signature rendition of the song, “Moon River,” has died at his home in Missouri after a bout with cancer, according to his publicist. He was 84 years old.
A woman from the U.S. state of Virginia bought a possible Renoir painting at a U.S. flea market at a price worth many times less than its pre-auction estimate, the Art Daily said.
South Korean director Kim Ki-Duk’s “Pieta” wins the main prize Golden Lion at the 69th Venice Film Festival.
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev on Tuesday attended a ceremony to open a museum of the 1812 Patriotic War against Napoleon in Moscow and visited the renovated Triumphal Arch.
Oscar-nominee Michael Clarke Duncan, best known for his role of John Coffey in 1999 movie “The Green Mile,” died of heart problems at age of 54, CNN reported.
For the first time in the history of the prestigious International Architecture Biennale in Venice Russia’s pavilion won the prize of the jury, the press service of the Skolkovo foundation said on Wednesday.
Russian fans of U.S. singer, songwriter, and dancer Michael Jackson are collecting money to unveil a three-meter-tall monument to the late King of Pop, the project’s curator Svetlana Larina said on Wednesday.
It costs as much as 500,000 rubles ($15,800) to train a person taking part in a historical reenactment of the Battle of Borodino, which is expected to take place in the Moscow Region on September 2, the president of the Gvardeiskaya Rota military and historical club said on Thursday
Russia's English language RT-TV channel was nominated for the International Emmy Awards in the 2012 News category, the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences said on its Web site.
A Serbian arthouse movie that swept a prestigious European festival this year was banned from screening in Russia by the Culture Ministry, prompting allegations of censorship.
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Harry Harrison, an American novelist whose science fiction novels achieved cult status in post-Soviet Russia, died on Wednesday, his official Web site reported. He was 87.
Films by three Russian directors will be featured at the 69th Venice Film Festival, including one on the festival’s main program.
A Russian bass-baritone lost his chance of a grand debut at the world’s most prominent Wagner festival over an old swastika tattoo, German media reported.
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