The famous Greek film director Theo Angelopoulos is going to shoot fragments of his new film The Dust of Time in the Russian city of Perm.

Graphic art of Valentin Serov, Mikhail Vrubel, Karl Briullov, and Ilya Repin is being displayed at the exhibition open from Tuesday in the Tretyakov Gallery.

The Russian Museum has opened a virtual branch in the Finnish town of Kotka, whereas the Hermitage has signed an agreement about establishing the Hermitage-Vyborg centre.

The unique underground correspondence of the last Russian Emperor’s family with the family of Count Tolstoy has been sold at the Drouot auction in Paris.

265 publishing houses from 20 countries of the world will take part in the International Fair of Intellectual Literature NON/FICTION that opens today in the Central House of Artist in Krymsky Val, Moscow.

The old premises of the legendary chocolate factory Krasny Octyabr (Red October) at Bersenevskaya Embankment in the centre of Moscow will soon be housing the world's largest chocolate museum, with manual production of chocolate kept up there.

Worlds first Faberge Museum will be built in Moscow, as informed by Roman Thaker, the director of the cultural and historical foundation The Link of Times.

The famous Natalya Durova, the People’s Artist of the USSR and Russia and the granddaughter of the legendary animal trainer Vladimir Durov, has died, aged 74, in Moscow.

The monument mausoleum of Prince Dmitry Pozharsky, who set Moscow free from invaders in the Time of Troubles, will be restored on the place of his former burial in The Saviour Monastery of St. Euthymius in Suzdal.

New translation of The Brothers Karamazov with continuation recently published in Japan has boomed as a bestseller.