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NB! · Archive · Cinema · Pop Culture
NB! · Cinema · Paris · People · Pop Culture
87-year-old Pierre Richard remembers his friend Jean-Paul Belmondo. He writes that all of France is in mourning. In fact, the whole world is in mourning
NB! · Observations · Pop Culture · Society Pages · Humour
At the premiere of Kirill Serebrennikov's "Decameron", the most gorgeous Lolita Milyavskaya, Chulpan Khamatova, Yana Valensia, Maria Revyakina and even Alexander Filippenko were spotted. And this before I had managed to give my spectacles a proper wipe
NB! · Observations · Pop Culture · Humour
Observations · Pop Culture · Humour
Bulky Biceps: that's more our style
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Monarchies · Observations · Pop Culture · Humour
One can always do something more productive, but then we should never have learnt which of the Roman emperors makes the most charming cartoon character: Augustus, Caracalla, Hadrian, Vespasian, Otho, Nero or Galba? Alas, the outcome resembles a sitting of the Federation Council, and one can look with any warmth
NB! · Archive · In the Press · New York · Pop Culture
Monarchies · Observations · Pop Culture · Humour
An advert has popped up on Instagram for a maker of costume jewellery who has produced a replica of the crown of the British Empire. A highly questionable bit of handiwork, though it would be most interesting to see the customer (actually, no). I shall not give a link to
London · Mores · Pop Culture · Humour
Barely 150 years ago, a man in a hat like this could be met on the streets of London, a hat that evidently set Philipp Plein upon the road along which he now speeds without turning aside. But the decoration of this headgear, unlike the designer flourishes of our own
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Claude Debussy is still asleep: he has second period today. It is his birthday, after all
NB! · Coming Up · Moscow · Observations · Pop Culture · Humour
An unexpected greeting from the "Field of Miracles" Museum: Leonid Yakubovich advertises the premiere of Lavr at the Gorky Moscow Art Theatre. Such a touching merger of two forgotten universes that I quite wanted to reread Doronina's letter to Putin.