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Russia Celebrates 35th International Film Festival In Moscow
With World War Z stealing the limelight, a total of sixteen films will duke it out in Moscow's 35th International Film Festival in a show of movie making talent unrivaled the world over. The festival will feature films from Iran, the United States, and many more locations with every film having a good chance at ousting the current frontrunner.
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Second-Hand Fashion Might Be First Choice in Moscow
With the Eurozone in perpetual crisis, the US economy on quantitative life support, Chinese citizens panicking and buying up gold, it's no surprise that things aren't a rose garden for citizens in Moscow. But Mega Hand may offer up the best way for locals and tourists alike to pick up some stylish Russian clothes without breaking what's left of the bank: second hand fashion. Sure, it's not glamorous, but when the wallet feels the pressure, any relief is welcome.
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Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer's "Lone Ranger" Visit To Moscow
American movie idols Johnny Depp and Armie hammer will be in Moscow at the close of June as the two legendary stars promote their upcomming blockbuster, The Lone Ranger. Fans of the already inseparable dual will have a chance to spot their favorite celebrities as they take to the town after the photo call and a lucky few may even get to meet them!
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Amber And Johnny's Romantic Rendezvous in Russia
Paris may be Europe's city of love, but Moscow is where all the magic's happening between Amber Heard and Johnny Depp as the celebrities rendezvous on the path of Depp's Lone Ranger promotional tour. The romantic pair were spotted together at dinner on the town, and fans were treated to an amazing insight into the illustrious actor's relationship.
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Moscow Goes Gangnam
It had to happen sooner or later, and now Moscow has joined the ever increasing list of cities to have been taken by storm by the still popular Gangnam craze that's swept across the globe. The 1,000-man flash mob was inspired by Psy's upcoming performance in Moscow, due for June 7th.
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"World War Z" Opens in Moscow Film Festival
The sensational novel turned major motion picture “World War Z” will open Moscow's 35th film festival. The exciting film festival promises a wide selection of the best cinema to hit theaters in years, and with more than 1,500 entries to sort through, the festivals producers will have a hard time putting on anything but a summer blockbuster.
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Moscow Outraged By Eurovision Scandal
Tensions are running hot in Moscow after a potentially scandalous turn of events surrounding the Eurovision Song Contest 2013. Allegedly robbed of 10 votes from Azerbaijan in the massive, internationally acclaimed and beloved event, the Russian Foreign ministry and viewers alike are in a serious uproar.
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Learn Russian During a Stay in Renaissance Moscow
Bringing together the fine culture of Moscow, impressive modern architecture, luxury accommodations and now even language lessons to boot, the Renaissance Moscow Olympic Hotel is holding nothing back in its attempt to make itself the finest luxury hotel in the nation. The language services are available every Tuesday in the hotel's 7 sisters Café.
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Russian Rabbi Dedicates Torah at Moscow's Newest Synagogue
Dubbed a budding center of Jewish learning, a new synagogue has now opened at the heart of Moscow. The opening of the beautifully designed structure came with a dedication of a torah scroll by Russia's chief rabbi. Adding to the already stunning Moscow skyline, the new building is a welcome addition to the city.
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Free Speech and Kisses, Moscow Hosts Unique Events
Creating an environment that can only be called "unique," Moscow has moved forward with its plans for "Hyde Park" zones that serve as a platform for free speech and expression. The zones have already played host to some spectacularly odd events and are certainly something to see in Moscow for any wayward travelers looking for a real taste of the famous city.
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Russia Remembers Victory Day With Celebration
Known as V-day, VE-day, or just plain Victory Day depending on where in the world you ask, nowhere in the world is the celebration of the Allies' triumph in WWII celebrated than Moscow, Russia. With thousands of troops and an impressive array of military hardware on parade in the Russian capitol, it would be hard to forget the service and triumph of Russia's veterans.
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Moscow Meets May Museum Madness
Moscow will be the place to be on May 18th as hundreds of thousands pour onto the streets for Museum Night, a cultural festival that brings out the finest aspects of Russian entertainment, history, and atmosphere. Coupled with the Day of Cultural Heritage, a traveler hungry for a real taste of Moscow would be loathe to miss this golden opportunity.
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Moscow to host Europe security conference
Security is has become one of the essential parts of life as there are many unstable people out there who are willing to do just about anything to achieve their goals without considering the consequences that might follow. Moscow will host this years European security conference which should help strengthen everyone security.
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Prestigious pianist dies at 78
Cold War icon Van Cliburn passed away at the age of 78. His stunning pianist performance at the 1958 Moscow competition helped ease the cold war and ultimately end it. He had bone cancer but was fortunate enough to leave this world along the side of his family.
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New Chinese Leader Plans Trip to Moscow
Chinese new leader Xi Jinping has elected to travel to Moscow for his first foreign capital visit as president. This is a great honor for Moscow, as it will make history in china. After this visit president Jinping will immediately travel to South Africa for a summit.
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Iranian Exhibition In Moscow
The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow has a display of Persian artifacts from the Islamic world. There are said to be at least 99 artifacts that date back from the ninth to the 19th century. The exhibitions is titled the ninety-nine names of god. Be sure to check this event out.
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The Olympic count down clock
Official countdown clocks will be inaugurated around cities in Russia. One of those cities will be Moscow. The countdown for the Olympics will begin at 364 days 23 hours and 59 seconds just 1 second shy of a full year. The event will take place a year prior to the 2014 Olympics.
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Daring snow boarder to jump of skyscraper
With Moscow’s recent snow storm a daredevil has drafted up the idea of jumping off a skyscraper. As if the idea was not mind-boggling already the man plans to do it while riding a snow board. If all goes to plan then this event will set a new world record.
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Classic Ballet in Moscow
The Moscow City Ballet has decided that they would reintroduce some of the classics to their show. They will now be incorporating the Nutcracker as well as Sleeping Beauty. Both of these shows will be available for a limited time only, so don’t miss the opportunity to live past performances.
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Dancing In The 'Old' Days
Before cell phones and speed dating village people would gather at a common place in their town and mingle with other towns people. Well a place in Moscow is keeping this old tradition alive by offering the common area where people can come out to dance and have a good time.
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