and i'm taisiya povaliy and i'm sitting on a chic chair on a chic means our chic terrace and look at the beauty i wake up in the morning and i'm even worse and i understood and it's not for nothing that doctors say alcohol helps right there for three hours and i stopped with champagne ksan she's always somewhere there speaks out and mainly she is pro -russia as some of her current colleagues in show business say that she supports all of russia's aggression against ukraine and it must be said that they are consistent enough with all their positions, they have never changed it as they were with yanukovych with the party of regions from the very beginning, so they stayed with them, but now we will move on to ani lorak, ani lorak, nowadays they continue to make excuses, even this was more often before, it was not so often now, but

the following excuses continue because she is a poor, unfortunate girl, well, it is true yes, she is from a poor family, judging by numerous interviews, and her parents did not pay much attention to her, she studied at a boarding school and, well, the only really close person for her was her own brother, who died in afghanistan, came to zinkov coffins, but ani lorak never called herself a victim and asked journalists not to call herself a victim, she categorically denied all this and she was always a very ambitious person. older, older, strangely enough, he started living there with her almost when she turned 13, they say, it also traumatized her, but she left him quickly enough, she started

doing things on her own, building a career, she was good at it much better and she gradually began to enter the russian market. and she always said that she has ambitions. she always gets what she wants. she talked about the fact that ukraine is not enough for her and that she wants to conquer the whole world. well, moscow and this so -called post-soviet space, the so-called cis, or whatever else you can call it, there are many. by the way, ukrainian stars who go to moscow talk about their ambitions, but they consider the whole world to be the zone of influence. let's put it this way, russia is geopolitically in 2014, ani lorak became one of the most scandalous artists and concerts, you remember , were constantly boycotted, and from my point of view, this was far from always fair, because many of her colleagues, and in general, different public

people there, they worked even deeper than ani lorak in russian market, but this one somehow didn’t pay attention to it, they didn’t pay attention here, for example, kostyantyn meladze sat as a member of the jury of the selection rounds at the semi-finals of the eurovision song contest, nobody touched him. ani lorak was boycotted, by the way, ani lorak herself said that she in the ukrainian market, there is another well-known singer who did not want competition, she never spoke about her name, but everyone in show business knows that these were hints of the king's shadow, and this is a whole epic. because tina karol also accused tina of this without naming names was blamed by svitlana loboda. by the way, svitlana loboda and ani lorak have been going quite parallel since 2014. they have very similar life and creative paths

. in principle, thanks to a skillful strategy, ani lorak did something. simply unprecedented shows called diva are very technological, very expensive, let's look at an excerpt and lily of st. lyal, the world just loves, just a father. at this time, ani lorak was silent about the war, of course, she is out of politics , she constantly declared that i'm out of politics, i'm not messing around, i don't understand this, i'm for world peace, and her position definitely became a certain meme , but a year ago she decided to make a triumphant return to the ukrainian market, and i'm almost 100% sure that

if the small-scale invasion of her had succeeded, she would have been here. she would have performed here, she would have done various concerts, and last summer, she gave a test performance like this, she was careful, she was in one of the clubs in odessa, everything went perfectly. let's listen to her fans about me you wish, lord, we have become all my life. i have been a fan of ana lorak for 10 years. i adore ana lorak. i wish for a concert in 2013. i am young . i saw a ukrainian-language song, and one was praised for switching to ukrainian, well, she recorded one song in ukrainian, but people said that it was absolute, except that ani lorak was hopelessly behind the ukrainian tradition of

reinterpreting folk in the broadest sense, that she was stuck there in the 2000s what is this some kind of sharovarschyna, they don’t do this anymore, hmm, but anyway, ani lorak announced concerts , first three, then four, obviously , tickets were sold and they were supposed to take place in the spring, but as we can see, they did not take place after february 24. ani lorak she just shut up, they say that she came from moscow to dubai, she was sitting there, that she had certain financial problems back in russia, maybe it was related to the debt for these grandiose concerts of the diva show, but very recently she appeared in the information field suddenly with the announcement of her tours in the czech republic and germany, but the indignation of our refugees was so great that the organizers canceled these concerts and ani lorak wrote an open letter to herself on the website, where she

repeated that she is out of politics said that she also does not think that she is doing something wrong, and what struck me the most was that she mentioned her brother, who was brought from afghanistan to the zinc tournament, and she says that she still does not understand why he died, that is, the person closest to you dies and you do not do you want to understand the reasons because it's uncomfortable for you, you don't want to just climb in there and, er, think about it somehow, well, of course, this is a very tragic story, but god is with her. i don't know what will happen to ani lorak. and it seems to me that she was not able to. how by the way, all the children of svitlana loboda are on two chairs and maybe fell from both of them now let's move on to regina todorenko regina todorenko she started her career as a singer she was

a member of one of the first factories of stars there she was one of the most visible participants maybe thanks to such an image always in such an effective image -e of sexuality and innocence, let's remind ourselves of her, our planet, in general , she moved on, after all, more as a tv presenter, she started hosting the popular travel show eagle and tail, which was produced in ukraine ukrainians, but it was particularly popular in the russian market and on the russian tv channel she became quite popular and little by little she came to work in russia

. she began to develop her career quite successfully, tv presenters are a little less successful, singers are successful bloggers, she obviously earned a lot, had many advertising contracts, and by the way, this also goes against the same opinions that exist lorak's rule, they say she's not very smart, you know, stupid people can't make money that well, uh, basically, promoting instagram is very difficult, you have to be able to do it, and that's why, uh, i would call regina todorenko quite an enterprising person, but she due to the fact that she does not always think what she says, she got into various scandals more than once, probably the most vivid was the scandal with the title who did you do so that he did not beat you in one of the streams on instagram with her husband, she talked about

the fact that she absolutely does not understand why women complain that men beat them, that they suffer from domestic violence, if your husband beats you, then you have done something wrong, she said to a psychologically ill person. my husband is beating me. what are you doing? well, how do you wake up? brains in general, how would we look at this moment? perhaps some critical moment is coming. you are coming to say that my husband is beating me. why didn’t you think about it, and what did you do for it? so that he didn't kill you, bill, what did you say, so that he hit you, of course, speech, after that , a huge scandal broke out. regina todorenko lost a huge number of her advertisers and immediately realized what to do together with her obvious pr people and recorded a documentary there about family violence. but after february 24, she is silent, and her former colleagues at orl and rechka reconsidered their past

activities, for example, andrii bednyakov, the presenter. he said that he was very sorry that he worked for to russian russian television he switched to the ukrainian language he is from mariupol unfortunately to his mother she was in the occupation kolya serga is also the host of this project he left the army in general and the director and also the host yevgen synelnikov he got into the occupation in buch and had the trouble of meeting with by the russian military and they all justified regina todorenko, at the beginning they said that she was pregnant with the second child, her husband vlad topalov does not support ukraine, he supports the russian government, there is such a conflict in their family let's feel sorry for her, this will be the original situation and even her relatives who were in odessa. well, she continued to be silent and well, you have to sympathize with her, but after she gave birth to her second son and called him peace, all sympathy disappeared somewhere and

no one stands up for her anymore, that's why that obviously it became clear what is going on in her head in general. i don't know if i should talk about anna sedokova for a long time, about the singer who is also already under sanctions, i don't know if she has any property and in ukraine, but she has been living there for a long time, something between in moscow and los angeles, she no longer deals with her career, but with her family with her husband and children, she is not very successful as a singer, and that is why she may not have any assets in ukraine, but the fact that she fell under sanctions is of course well, because she didn't react in any way to russia's attack on ukraine, and what can we say about snizhana egorova, who nevertheless, although she always had her own position, which was rather weak but stable, although she later changed it, of course, under the influence of circumstances, i will remind you of something

snezhana yehorova is a tv presenter and actress. she writes a post on february 23, i want to quote it. she spreads certain propaganda ah absolutely schizophrenic videos and writes on february 23. i support vladimir putin and may this pill from insanity cleanse your brain of the dark side of consciousness, see it as an act of exorcism if you don't want your home to be transformed, for example, well, later on, she was in turkey with her children at the time, and they ended up there, it was necessary to update their foreign passports, she came to the consulate and they refused to do it and she was forced to beg to renounce her position and they laughed a lot at these actions of hers, well, after all, the consulate went to the meeting, in the end the actions were quite effective, but i want to say that snizhana and ogorova and

she rarely spoke out about the maidan and there was a huge scandal about what she said about the military, about the image of the military in ukrainian cinema, let's listen, let's remind ourselves of what is offered in the last post-maidan period, for example, menya i absolutely do not like these heroes , these raguls who climbed from nowhere, seljuk people who speak in surzhik and are ready to put their lives on the line. why are they just ready to sacrifice their lives? yes, this feat is possible. or maybe it is a high suicidal readiness when a person does not see the prospects of his future life and this life is not valuable for him, he

wants to dispose of it somehow i don't know how drug addicts are ready for a dose. yes, after all, oksana marchenko . oksana marchenko is better known as the wife of medvedchuk, the grater of all these appeals by kryndzhov in his defense, and also as the host of a very popular documentary series called pilgrim there she went to various monasteries and churches of the russian russian church in ukraine and she promoted the idea that there is a civil war in ukraine, that we should all go to the russian church, that the russian church will save us and the main thing is that she constantly repeated that we are small people, we do not decide anything, and everything must be left to the will of god or to the will of the government, because we cannot do anything anyway. there are many

heroes of the film. daughter, but she didn't go to the court to find out , she didn't take the killers to court because she has no right as a simple person to decide the fate of someone else, well, somehow, now all these women in this list of artists , singers are sanctioned in the office of the president they promise that there will be some new sanctions to be developed in which, unfortunately, we have quite a lot of amazing artists, so uh, well, sanctions will never be superfluous. well, that's all for me . a calm evening and night when you can just sleep and not wake up from air alarms a tribute to her majesty and queen elizabeth ii bbc film about the life of elizabeth ii, wife, mother, grandmother and also

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barchuk and these are my names. joint project of ukrainian foam and espresso tv channel. today we are yuriy makarov, a publicist, writer and chairman of the shevchenko prize committee. good evening to yuriy. good health. today we will talk about the great russian culture. who and when created this myth of great russia, does it have grounds and why is it so useless but before we start this conversation, i will simply remind you that we held a pro-russian culture we are speaking in the conditions of russian missile attacks , so if we were to lose communication because of the station, or because of the fan outages, please stay with us, it will literally be a technically small pause, then the generator will start and we will

continue so that you stay with us. so, russian culture is great, yuriy makarov wrote a book called that, isn't it? the book has not yet been published, but there will be a word on it at the temport publishing house, and in particular, in this book, yuri deconstructs this myth. he even invented it specifically an acronym to denote the great russian culture vrk trade-mat and today when i thought about our conversation i called it the culture of excel. to the head of such a designer, let's say great polish culture or great austrian culture, although it also seemed to the former empire that their culture was no worse than the russian one, but still there is no such established expression, but

in relation to the russian one, it must for some reason, to be the size of excel, and as culture is as big as a brother, as an elder, as faith or as an army, it is all big, and it must be said that this myth is sufficiently ingrained in the consciousness of ukrainians, millions of millions of compatriots , let's start with the fact that the myth of the great russian culture implies that it is part of the political project of the russian empire, it may not have been perceived as a political project from the beginning, but already somewhere in the first half , between the first and second half of the 20th-19th centuries obviously, the russian elites understood that it

is important for them, and hmm, to what extent is this collective hodgepodge that gathered under the russian imperial flag and the russian police, it has something to unite, it united before the administrative one, it united actually, the police were united in the russian language and already somewhere in the 1960s, well, the 19th century. well, then there was no such myth, but then there was already such a concept as the abrusinia region remembers anna karenina. korenin's husband oleksiy aleksanchyka renin, the husband of anna karenina, was engaged in a political

project aimed at the assimilation of the people from , that is, in russia, there were real russians in russia, and there were also people who had to be russianized. this is the first tool, the russian language, and the second tool is actually the great russian culture, which is also not it was immediately recognized as a normal toolkit that can be used to promote political interests, but somewhere around the end of the 19th century, there were already several so-called strong authors, such as zagard bloom, and russia, in principle, should be recognized as russia in europe, they were interested, they were interested, first of all, because it

was it was the gendarmerie of europe, it was an almost official such a semi-official term, at least the russians liked it hmm er russians er um interfered in european politics and let's say in my school in one of in the first grade of the school, in the dining room, for some reason, there was a reproduction of suvorov’s crossing of the alps, and everyone seemed to be vasiliy surika . and what kind of a whore, i beg your pardon, were the russian

soldiers looking for? why did they actually go through the galpelr and from time to time or directly military intervention in european politics or the threat of such intervention, they definitely fixed interest in this amazing formation, in addition, several strong authors, in particular turgenev dostoevsky tolstoy , appeared repeatedly not pushkin, not lermontov. no one from this linguistic first rank in europe was known or unknown. by the way, and still is. dostoevsky had a great influence on the european

modernists. but in principle, starting with nietzsche, nietzsche also wrote that dostoevsky made an impression on him. and because i understand dostoevsky. some people now do not remember dostoevsky , some of his contemporaries, and turgenev called - is our russian marquis de sard e-e well, that is, such depths of human meanness that fyodor mikhailovich revealed in european e-e literature were unknown until then, and he was this was such a psychological hero e-e who else well, tolstoy was a prim, he was bought e at least

there were two romanovs, er, were definitely known, er, gogol , practically not, and er, i’m trying, you asked me a question, i’m trying to er, feel for myself, when did it all er, developed as such a complete myth, i think that already at the end of the 19th century, it was already interesting. but i repeat, europe has always been interested in e.e. exoticism and for them, russian culture was definitely attractive, it definitely stuck, but it was exotic, it was such arabesques, orientalism, just like european culture there was interested in, say, india, which exoticism was persia like with the ethics of the arab world

as an exotic, they were never, so to speak , on equal terms, it was always observation as well, for a certain reason, we come to the zoo and talk there, let's say, with a gorilla. and here we are at the kyiv zoo , er, you can say that you communicate on equal terms, you observe for er, some kind of er, strange, strong, in principle, there, well, beautiful creature, dangerous , definitely possible, cute, but you are not ready to clean up between you and let her into your company , we were small exceptions, let's say turgenev, everything is clear, turgenev, er, fell in love with the french

the singer is italian, seems to be of polytheistic origin, he bought an estate near paris right now . i think it was 15-20 minutes to the ring road of paris, and then it was, well, a distant neighborhood, but nevertheless, turgenev kept a salon there and everyone went there, and les and chopin and all the french from merimet to maupassant and wagner were there, and they made fun of turgenev a little because he agreed. yes, we would now say merchant’s. he thought that it was noble there. in winter, he treated everyone with money, uh, this is uh, fashion salon, that's it in such a homely sense, turgenev himself

spoke uh, um, perfectly french and german, and some of his works were printed, but to say that he was perceived as a part of, let's say, french culture there on an equal footing, i'm afraid that it would be an exaggeration. that is, it was still a gorilla in the zoo that is, it is you now, it is you who is now talking about how this myth enchanted the west. yes, but this myth was also eaten into the consciousness of the colonized peoples, yes, and so, and you are so ingrained that even now, during the war, i see in some of ours such a disk