What are the 9 brightest TV shows of the 1990s doing these days: Elena Hanga, Ksenia Strizh, etc

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-15 23:55

Television viewers today can choose to watch any TV program from hundreds and even thousands of existing ones. The personalities of the presenters are often not even remembered. And thirty years ago, in the 1990s, television was just beginning to change, the restrained announcers were replaced by bright presenters who instantly became stars. The beauties who appeared on the blue screens surprised both with their appearance and demeanor. What are the legendary television personality of the 1990s doing today, who won the hearts of viewers in difficult times?

Svetlana Sorokina

A graduate of the Leningrad Forestry Academy, it seems, was not at all going to become a TV presenter. She worked in her specialty, studied in graduate school, but in 1985 she made the decision to drastically change her own life. She entered the studio of announcers, which existed at the Leningrad television. Two years later, she already hosted the 600 Seconds program, appearing on the screens instead of Alexander Nevzorov, then became the leading analytical program on LenTV.

Soon there followed an invitation to move to Moscow and an offer to take the chair of the host of the Vesti program on Russian television. In the late 1990s, Svetlana Sorokina switched to NTV and became the main face of two programs at once - "Voice of the People" and "Hero of the Day", at the same time she began to shoot documentaries. She is still engaged in journalism, although now she appears only on the air of the Dozhd and Echo channels, being a supporter of the opposition. And Svetlana Sorokina writes articles on politics and brings up her adopted daughter Antonina, whom she took from an orphanage in 2003.

Ksenia Strizh

Behind the shoulders of the first music journalist, as Ksenia Strizh is often called, she studied at the Shchukin School and worked on the theater stage. She made her debut as a DJ on Europa Plus radio, and soon appeared in the 50-50 program on Channel One. Then she switched to RTR, hosted the show "Strizh and Others", "Visiting Ksyusha" and was, without a doubt, one of the most popular presenters of the 1990s. But already at the end of the millennium, she decided to completely switch to radio. True, everything was far from cloudless there. Subsequently, Ksenia Strizh had to resign from the radio through court, and her life and health were in real danger.

Ksenia Strizh went through various trials, experienced many novels and an unsuccessful pregnancy, became addicted to alcohol, but over time she still pulled herself together and remained faithful to her profession. Today she can be heard on the Strizh Time program on Radio Chanson, and sometimes she pleases her fans by participating in television programs.

Alla Volkova

Before appearing in tandem with Boris Kryuk as the host of the romantic show Love at First Sight, Alla Volkova was an expert on the What? Where? When?”, Then worked in the editorial office of the program. Today she is the production director of a number of programs of the Igra-TV production center.

Nelly Petkova

The audience remembered Nelly Petkova for the programs "Time" and "ITA Novosti". After leaving television, where she worked for almost a quarter of a century, the presenter defended her Ph. D. thesis in political science and is now teaching at the Russian Academy of Civil Service under the President of the Russian Federation. The spouse of the TV presenter heads a company that produces TV series, the son became a lawyer.

Arina Sharapova

Fortunately, Arina Sharapova never disappeared from the screens, in the 1990s she worked for ORT, TV-6, RTR and NTV. The leading life takes place in full view of the admirers of her work. At one time she was a co-host of the "Fashionable Sentence" program, and today she can be seen on the First Channel in the "Good Morning" program. She is the founder, president and head of her own school, ANO "Artmedia Education", engaged in the creative development of children and adolescents. In addition, Arina Sharapova is passionately engaged in politics and in 2016 became Deputy Chairman of the Public Chamber of Moscow.

Elena Hanga

Few people will remember that Elena Hanga at the dawn of her television career led sports reports and appeared in the "Vzglyad" program, but it is simply impossible to forget her as the host of the "About this" program. She still serves on television and radio, hosts programs and talk shows, and also teaches at the Higher National School of Television. In addition, Elena Hanga is the author of two books - "About Everything" and "The Third Prophecy" (written together with journalist Oleg Vakulovsky).

Ekaterina Andreeva

She began her television career back in 1991 and has consistently appeared on the air for 30 years. She was the editor of news programs, the host of Novosti issues. Ekaterina Andreeva loves travel, reports about which she posts on her page on the social network, where she has more than half a million subscribers.

Tatiana Mitkova

The presenter devoted her entire life to television. She hosted the program "120 minutes", TSN, the program "Today". Tatiana Mitkova for ten years was the deputy general director of OJSC Telekompaniya NTV for information broadcasting and since 2001 has been the editor-in-chief of the NTV Information Service.

Elena Masyuk

The journalist who worked on the NTV channel was remembered for the fact that she was not engaged in women's work at all. She reported from "hot spots", trying to show viewers the truthful information about the events in Chechnya. Elena Masyuk spent several months in captivity with the film crew, after which they managed to buy the TV crew for very big money. The presenter worked for some time on television, then began teaching at the journalism faculty of Moscow State University, then she was a columnist for Novaya Gazeta. She is now making documentaries for the Russia Today TV channel.

In the 1990s, some incredible freedom reigned on TV screens. The viewers, who had not been particularly spoiled before by the variety of television programs, did not cease to be amazed at the new TV programs and, out of habit, continued to believe everything that the TV presenters told about. Today, most of these programs could be accused of extremism or immorality, or even close it altogether.