A Fairy Tale of the Enchanted Bolshoi Drama TheatreOn January 23, the Bolshoi Drama Theatre (BDT) premiered Roman Mikhailov's play 'Morning Precursor,' based on 'The Tale of Tsar Saltan.' The production immerses the audience in a world of mysterious imagery and magic.
Chelyabinsk Stewardess Fights for Top Stewardess TitleMarina Pakhniy, a 20-year-old flight attendant from Chelyabinsk, has reached the semifinals of the 'Top Stewardesses 12' contest. She has dreamed of an aviation career since childhood and now works for UTair.
Sociologist to Lecture on Anxiety in St. Petersburg January 26On January 26, a lecture by sociologist Elena Dementieva on various aspects of anxiety and self-regulation methods will take place in St. Petersburg. The event will be held at the Indigo Hotel on Tchaikovsky Street.
Tourist train launches from Krasnodar to Dombay and Arkhyz resortsThe 'Weekend in Dombay' tourist train will depart from Krasnodar and Rostov, featuring visits to Dombay and Arkhyz ski slopes, Teberdinsky National Park, and the Nizhne-Arkhyzskoye Alan Settlement open-air museum.
Masaru Ibuka: The Engineer Who Built SonyThe story of how Masaru Ibuka's inquisitive mind and engineering genius helped postwar Japan rise from the ruins and create a company that changed global electronics.
Orenburg hosts 'Evening on Skates' with concerts on three ice rinksThe traditional 'Evening on Skates' will be held in Orenburg on January 25, dedicated to Tatyana's Day, a Russian student holiday, with free admission to three venues featuring concerts and photo zones.
Philologist explains why teens copy Gunwest's 'Pepe' and 'Shneyne'Rapper Gunwest has unintentionally set a linguistic trend with his seemingly disjointed exclamations 'Pepe', 'Vatafa', and 'Shneyne', which have become viral teen slang. NGS24.RU correspondent Tatiana Zarya found out what these words mean and how they emerged.
St. Petersburg's Mark on the Zilart Museum of MolchanovA new private museum, 'Zilart', has opened in Moscow with the collection of LSR founder Andrey Molchanov, where works by St. Petersburg authors hold a prominent place.
