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Broken fate of Vitaly Yushkov: How a Soviet actor, after emigrating to Israel, ended up in a homeless shelter

At first, his acting path was quite successful: having made his debut in the film "The Collapse of Engineer Garin", Vitaly Yushkov continued to act in films, often getting the main roles, and performed on the stage of the Leningrad BDT. He was one of the most beautiful and promising Soviet actors, the famous actress Elena Safonova became his first wife, but the marriage with her soon broke up, in the theater he was ranked among the "failed generation of BDT artists", and viewers today hardly remember numerous film roles

Today's Noah's Ark: Airline Rescued Dozens of Homeless Animals Affected by Hurricane Harvey

The biblical story of Noah's ark was repeated almost literally in the modern world. After Hurricane Harvey struck Texas, Southwest Airlines officials decided to organize a rescue operation. From the scene of the natural disaster, the crew took on board the animals affected by the raging disaster

Buy My Face: the face of an advertising campaign or an advertising campaign on the face?

“Advertising is the engine of trade” - even a schoolchild knows this. But British students Ross Harper and Ed Moyes know that creative advertising is doubly effective! The guys are the authors of the Buy My Face concept, which literally means “Buy my face”. Resourceful "businessmen" decided to lease their faces to advertisers: company logos are applied with paint, which allows the guys to attract more and more new customers every day. They want to spend the money they receive to pay off their debts for their studies: as long as they are good

Hold on tight to the steering wheel, dog: an unusual social project to protect homeless animals (New Zealand)

The problem of homeless animals is one of the most pressing in the modern world. New Zealand decided to come up with a creative approach to its solution and launched a new social project, the purpose of which is to remind people that mongrels are no worse than purebred dogs, and therefore also deserve love and care. Members of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals took an unusual step: they trained three mongrels to drive a car to show how

Why there are no abandoned animals in the Netherlands: "Dog work" for shelter residents

It is believed that the level of development of a society is largely determined by how it relates to our smaller brothers. In Russia, this issue is in many ways painful, so it makes sense to look at how stray animals are treated in other countries. The experience of the Netherlands is especially indicative, where there are no abandoned animals at all. Dutch volunteers who come to our country believe that there is a way to simultaneously solve two problems: find a use for homeless animals and please people, I need