The film Stalingrad by director Feodor Bondarchuk will become the first Russian film in IMAX format.

New metro station Volkhonka in Moscow will become an underground exhibition hall of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts.

Famous singer Joseph Kobzon, one of the most vivid representatives of Russian and Soviet pop music, is going to finish his career.

Another Pushkin Museum will soon appear in Moscow; however, it is dedicated not to Alexander Sergeyevich, but to Vasily Lvovich – the uncle of the famous poet.

The exposition “Russian Sculptor Erzia and Entire World” dedicated to works by the emigrant artist little-known in his homeland has opened in the Russian State Library.

A movie about love of an oppositionist and a member of a riot squad is being shot against the background of rallies taking place in Moscow.

Transfiguration of Christ Church of the 18th century was the last church blown up by Soviet authorities in Moscow.

Exhibition “Fashion behind the Iron Curtain. Dresses of Stars of the Soviet epoch” presenting over a thousand exhibits of the 1920s-1990s will be opened in the Tsaritsyno Museum on February, 22nd.

St. Petersburg officials have denied to extend registration of city’s branch of the world-renowned Dante Alighieri Society, insisting its members to receive an approval from the great poet himself.

A monument to the classic of Russian avant-garde art El Lissitzky is planned to be set up in Novosibirsk.