Blonde in a shirt: 25 photos of Frans Gall, the singer who received a slap in the face for winning Eurovision

Singer Manizha changed the lyrics for Eurovision

Singer Manizha (Manizha Sangin), who will represent Russia at the Eurovision Song Contest this year, held her first rehearsal in Holland and answered a number of questions from journalists

Fatal slap in the face of Beria: Why did the life of actress Yevgenia Garkusha end at 33

She managed to star in only two films, after which she seemed to dissolve. Evgenia Garkusha, a bright, talented and happy actress, disappeared from the screens, was fired from the Mossovet theater and from the lives of her two most dear people, her husband Peter Shirshov and one and a half year old daughter Marina. Her name was consigned to oblivion, and only years later the matured Marina Petrovna Shirshova managed to restore the circumstances of her mother's death from the records of her father's diary

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

Polish Countess of Soviet cinema: Why Beata Tyszkiewicz received a slap in the face from Konchalovsky, and why she disappeared from the screens

At home, she is called "the most beautiful face of Poland." In the cinema, she often got the role of aristocrats, and this is not surprising, because Beata Tyshkevich is a countess by birth. In the USSR, she was known and loved no less than in her homeland, and was represented only as "our famous actress." Andron Konchalovsky discovered her talent for the Soviet audience, inviting her to the shooting of his "Noble Nest". What connected the Polish actress and the Soviet director, in addition to work, for which he once slapped her in the face, and almost

10 heartbreaking Pulitzer Prize-winning photos

Every year, people take billions, and perhaps trillions of photographs, but only a few of the pictures are able to touch the quick. The Pulitzer Prize, established in 1942, is the most prestigious award in journalism for truly outstanding photographs. In our review of 10 award winning photos and their interesting stories