i decided to go and sit for a short time as a ballerina. ah, ah. i mean, a ballerina.hey say ballerina, it’s clear that we are all epics, who are the girls? but if they say she is a ballerina, this means that she dances the main solo part, that is, well, he suggested this to me and the most interesting thing is that when i went to the theater at the age of 18, he said, well, who do you want to work with. here is semizorova. here is maksimova. i couldn’t even say anything, because two of them are legends for me and he says, well, i recommend that you rehearse semizorov. and then at that time, neither lviv was 45 or 47 years old, that is, she was completely. but she ended her career, and she even danced on tour , she took me with her a lot, to be honest, so that i could develop a repertoire in cities and villages, and i danced all sorts of traffic rules, the most complex traffic rules, but in this way i developed myself this practice. therefore, my career began precisely with the kremlin ballet. and i am very grateful, i value it very much, and then, when after the birth

super—slim ballerinas are an aesthetic familiar to all of us, even if you're not a ballet fan.et choreographer george balanchine famously told his dancers he wanted to see their bones. this so—called ideal ballet body became the norm, and schools tried to produce the type of dancers the big companies wanted. it used to be, "you're too fat." but it is coded now. "you're not right. "you're not fit enough. "you're not committed enough." now, you can't say certain things, but there are other ways of saying them. ballet schools say they're working hard to change the culture, that they now encourage healthy eating and weight is monitored only to review the students' physical development. how does that work in practice in an art form where athleticism is essential, and the ballerinas need to be light enough to be lifted? unfortunately, sometimes it can be misinterpreted as "in order to achieve these amazing performances, you need to be thinner", but actually that's not correct — there comes a tipping point where actually too thin means too weak. throughout early 2015, harriet had been

the ballerina is surprised; the bath attendant carried her in his arms, not his fists.omehow, i don’t know, by mistake or for some reason, gave an injection to her client, the client was already allergic to this drug, and which she didn't come up with it. their wedding, i helped myself with alcohol, a wedding with food, with a cake, misha i stood it, i tried to support him, i waited, and i kind of sat there, all your men end badly, on the contrary, when they are left without me, when i leave them, then some kind of bullshit begins to happen to them, behind their backs... they joke that she attracts scammers and alphonses like a magnet. the ballerina assures that now her bed is warmed by a man with a crystal clear reputation. and now this man is with you, on whom you can rely, who will not let you down , who will not betray you? here's what won't let you down and he won’t quit, that’s for sure. zhanna friske's son came out for the first time. my wife and i raised him, and this comrade, he was not there. ten-year-old plato at the premiere of the film crybaby, the star hei

of the russian culture that is present in ukraine, for example, now we will show you a photo of ballerinasaterinburg together with russian military art kills in the literal sense of the word such it is that it is the present swan lake in russian well and also interesting one more interesting fact for example in munich if i am not mistaken the premiere took place now i will tell you more precisely the premiere took place with the participation of anna netrebko in berlin i apologize in berlin, she played in the performances of the couple and lady bug, and there she sang her aria . of course , the ukrainians picketed the premiere of this opera . read about diesel the surname netrebko, do you understand such a surname? it won’t be given just like that. but what’s interesting is that she is a descendant of those cossacks who moved from zaporizhzhya sich to the kuban, although she herself , er, her father has some ukrainian roots, and her mother has some roma roots. and she herself he always says that he emphasizes his romani roots, but he keeps quiet about his ukrainian roots, even though the l

the little ballerina they'd watched grow up.er. >> that's the unbelievable part. we love this child. >> as time has passed, michele's friends are starting to learn of a family's brainwashing. of a controlling father who poisoned his daughters'minds with the drip drip of a phony story that went on for years. that their mother was no good. crazy. that they'd all be better off with her out of the picture. a father's manipulation that went all the way back to ballet class days and probably earlier. >> what flashed back to me was that time i saw a 7-year-old karrie standing front and center, shaking, and i personally believe it was this accumulation of control. i felt that she had been brainwashed. >> and looking back, michele's mom is now certain it was lloyd who was behind the unexplained rift with her daughter. >> i think that he'd already started alienating her, manipulating her mind. >> putting a false narrative in her head about who she was and who her people were? >> i have often referred to him as jim jones. >> it's almost cu

can you imagine how it all turned out, damn it, and should have become a ballerina, after all.on now? why svetlana sergeevna because she is very smart. because she realized that the life of a ballerina is very short, she was already a creative person then and she understood that she needed to move on, and so she moved on, moved, moved, became an actress , director, screenwriter, producer, and so on and so forth , you can’t list it all. what incident? what episode in svetlana sergeevna’s life helped her understand this about the short life of a ballerina. but i think that she has been i started to understand that it was such a different matter what to tell him about the cases. well, tell me, tell me. although i honestly trained, this incident took me away from ballet school. so to speak, i led the program. if you remember in the tchaikovsky hall where samsonov convinced me and invited me, and then, when i suddenly saw, i was shaking this whole prison and completely on the set. e on a big big ship. where we filmed, we started filming ourselves, then god, what an interesting profe

but the industry has had a reputation for favouring extremely thin ballerinas. one—on—one with a teacher who described the perfect line a ballerina's figure was supposed to take. she just basically said to me, "if i had a knife, this is what i would cutoff." and she literally cut my entire bum off, kind of all of half my thigh, basically, and then a third of my calf. i was just filled with hate for my body. ellen is now taking legal action against the royal ballet school for the treatment she says she suffered there. jacob tidmarsh was 11 when he joined the royal ballet school in 2014. he says some of his teachers were unpredictable and cruel. for the two and a half years i was at the ballet school, i was intimidated, humiliated and left feeling very scared and, quite frankly, broken. you don't prepare anyone for anything by cruelty. . i'm not saying that the . teachers are bad people. they think they're . doing the right thing. they're doing exactly. what was done to them. both schools dispute the accounts given to the bbc and say their own records differ. the

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ballerina, she says. what about you gave your ass up to five to sell you mustard on the corner.ay, no, i don’t want to cry. go, he says, you’ll come back and in 2 weeks you’ll lose weight. i came to my mother and said, mommy, i won’t go there anymore, but my mother said no, daughter, you and i will lose weight in 2 weeks. i returned in about the same way, my mother taught herself a dress no less. i just locked her in the room, gave her a sewing machine, fabric and a magazine with a pattern . in a couple of days, the young girl sewed herself a dress. since then, ninel has never refused dressing up in a large wardrobe is her weakness. this dress is also very beautiful , the figure in it is beautiful. eh, so hollywood , too, this is from berlin, from chic from exo - that ’s all, besides everything. eh, i remember where i bought it, where i had a very elegant suit . ninyl has such a figure that she can afford to wear any outfit, and it will fit her perfectly, but besides, like any woman who knows her worth. she still knows how to present herself, i see that people are walking quietl

should be slim and athletic, but the industry has had a reputation for favouring extremely thin ballerinaslerina's figure was supposed to take. she just basically said to me, "if i had a knife, this is what i would cutoff." and she literally cut my entire bum off, kind of all of half my thigh, basically, and then a third of my calf. i was filled with hate for my body. ellen is now taking legal action against the royal ballet school for the treatment she says she suffered there. jacob tidmarsh was 11 when he joined royal ballet school in 2014. he says some of his teachers were unpredictable and cruel. for the two and a half years i was at the ballet school, i was... intimidated, humiliated and left feeling very scared and, quite frankly, broken. you don't prepare anyone for anything by cruelty. i i'm not saying that the teachers i are bad people — they think they're doing the right thing. they're doing exactly. what was done to them. both schools dispute the accounts given to the bbc, and say their own records differ. in a statement, the royal ballet school says nothing is more important to

hours and 39 questions from various areas, but they are all united by the theme of russia which ballerinamendeleev did not make such discoveries and what the power device measures, that the guys from the perm territory did not leave any chances home, they take the winners cup prizes were received by 10 strongest teams of all the winners were congratulated by the first deputy head of the presidential administration sergei kiriyenko and the general director of social studies. maxim deval signed an agreement between the knowledge league and the club, what, where, when and for the next season we have a knowledge league combined with the championship, what where when and we also have an interesting idea, you probably know that by decision of the president, we will host the world festival of youth and students in sochi next march in sirius. we are already waiting for representatives from more than 180 countries of the world 20.000. people from all over the world will gather at this festival and at the knowledge society. there is a good idea, but to hold the largest in world history there at the

between a ballerina and an astronaut, there was a period when i wanted to become a machinist.l, i actually imagined that it was much more complicated. it’s immediately clear, there’s a red button when everything went wrong. yes, that’s what they say, the developers of the heart of locomotives pour it into a battery designed for 254 kw-hours. it can move a locomotive and 2,000 tons of wagons with a maximum load. it can travel up to 15 km without charging. and if the locomotive will go on a solo voyage, that is, without two years, then overcome with the help of a battery. he will be able to reach kilometers, and all these indicators will improve once every 10 years of the locomotive's life, 40 years once every 10 years. e. serious repairs are underway, including the replacement of cells, because the cells will obviously get old by then. well, they don’t even just repeat, but technical resources every 10 years. yes, during an average repair the battery will be changed accordingly. imagine natalya 10 years from 25 in the thirty-fifth year. we'll put it here some batteries this yea

sit here and there i'll grind my head, everything will be fine , let's go, come on, come on, that ballerinahat will happen now, but it’s true that ours, that ours are retreating, i heard that the krauts are moving deeper into the country, ours are fleeing, dad, but where are ours running? luscha, you give me these birthmarks give up your mood, daughter, we’ll beat the fris in no time, right? yeah, don’t play, gray-haired zhanya, eat fish, i don’t like fish, no talking. and what happened to that doll that cried loudly? nothing happened, they gave it to mom, but for some reason mom also cried and didn’t want to take that doll back, it was broken, stop talking at the table, it’s a fish, little girl, little girl, there’s no milk at all, it didn’t work out, how can i tell you about it? leave, nothing, nothing, nothing, i wrapped him some marlichka bread, he’ll suck it, you should go with him it’s better if you didn’t speak german, it’s an enemy language after all, will someone else knock you for telling anti-soviet propaganda to a baby? oh, my son, my sweet one, i thought this... the country wil

died that i would sing there, did you think you ’d sleep with my husband and get my roles, as a ballerinaes on other people’s men, what do you know about me, i’ll survive, i’ll get divorced. he is no longer there, what are you talking about, after your arrest, he was found dead in his office, larisa verba, who? i'll pass, do you want to kill me? come on, kill, what are you worth, come on, kill. well, hello, sit down, sit down, sit down, sit down, sit down, write to pyotr barintsev, with best wishes , i won’t make you cry for being surprised, but i can say i’m your longtime fan, true, here in moscow for your concert not i got it, but i really wanted to, right, really, i have all your records, the whole collection, all your records, look, right here. and i have good news for you, there is an opportunity to significantly ease your fate, you’ve had enough of your grief, the authorities have issued a decree on the creation of a police brigade under the management of the karlag, which will travel to the camps with a cultural and educational program, right now the commission is selecting artists

, spider, well done, and aposhni slide for the getai team, i love to dance like a butterfly, no, ballerinazyachaty, fell and your party, alena, lidzia, prahodztse , kali laska, chatsverty competition brought new balls, 225, lidziya, alena, aliaksandra, larysa, 245, 24 a day, 7 days a week we we are working to ensure that you were aware of current events in the country and the world. in addition, our team of journalists obtains valuable knowledge from experts on how to maintain and increase health. will find a place for entertainment. every friday we bring to your attention the best projects and films of our tv channel. this and much more awaits you in the weekly project broadcast 24 on 7, look at the belarus 24 tv channels. real heroes, strong in spirit, brave and self-confident, they know how to win, and they do it beautifully, the penultimate fight, because this was mine, due to the fact that this was a debut in one of the best leagues in the world, it was my hometown, where a lot of people came to see me, and we promoted this fight, it was there for six months trash talking, in internet

. >> he decided to make this $150 ballerina into a multimillion-dollar eight-foot tall marble sculpturery detail of the figurine inside and out. then it took him five years and the help of m.i.t. scientists to begin translating all of those details into instructions. for machines to carve the sculpture. carving took another seven years. >> now the work will really progress quickly. >> we went with koons to a workshop in pennsylvania to check on the progress and found ayami aoyama and her team carefully polishing the ballerina by hand. >> do you have sense of how many hours of work is done on a piece? >> 33,000 hours. >> for just the handwork. >> it must be exhausting. i mean, the level of detail and monotony and difficulty of it is incredible. >> yeah, it's a really unique job. >> that looks like a dental tool? >> yeah, that's all in polisher, you know, the ladies actually use. >> is it really? >> yeah. >> you'll notice jeff koons isn't doing the sculpting or painting. he comes up with the ideas and sets the standards but his artisans do the labor which has led to criticism including ou

audience warmly welcomes our guests, the so-called russian block is ahead. it is opened by our great ballerina is divided into two parts, i witnessed the birth of this performance, and i can tell you that it is unforgettable, svetlana is simply amazing, on october 2 and 3 the far eastern audience will see a grandiose fashion project, in which svetlana zakharova will perform, these are two one-act ballet. i am very glad that we were invited to vladivostok for the festival, because firstly, i have never been there, and it is very interesting for me to go, see the city, see the new theater, see, meet the public, show my art, my performance also in in the coming days , groups from china, argentina and armenia are expected to perform in vladivostok. people want to receive these emotions that theater gives,

court rejected a stay of execution submitted by his lawyer the victim, julie buskin, performed as a ballerina, and the university of oklahoma now has a dance scholarship in her name >>> a u.s. government contractor is facing espionage charges. the justice department said on thursday that he was arrested and is accused of providing classified information to a fortune country. the "new york times" identified ethiopia, his country of origin, as the nation he allegedly spied for. he had a top secret security clearance and access to classified information through contracting positions within the doj and state department prosecutors say he used an encrypted messaging application to transmit maps and satellite imagery to the foreign government >>> the updated covid vaccine rollout has been anything but smooth some people have had to cancel their appointments because insurance has not updated billing codes. others have to cancel because of supply issues. and in some cases there are no available vaccines nearby. in juneau, alaska, there is no time lot for 100 miles but representatives for pfizer and m

. >> and there is always more online, like this story about how an iranian american ballerina uses dancing to highlight social injustices in her family's homeland. all that and more on our website pbs.org. and that is pbs news weekend for this saturday. on sunday, with autumn approaching, the effect climate change has on the timing and intensity of fall foliage. i'm john yang. for all of my colleagues, thanks for joining us. see you tomorrow. >> major funding for pbs news weekend has been provided by. >> consumer cellular, how may i help you? this is a pocket dial. somebody's pocket, i thought i would let you know that with consumer cellular get nationwide coverage with no contract. that's kind of our thing. have a nice day. ♪ >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy.] ♪ ♪ you ♪ ♪ now we can stop p

i'll never forget the first ballerina who arrived.little daughter, 2 years old. they had spent 40 hours on the train with three suitcases. alexei is a dear friend of mine. he's a phenomenal choreographer. he's a wonderful human being. and i knew that the company needed him as an inspiration. >> i grew up in kyiv, ukraine, was born in leningrad. my mom is from leningrad. she's russian. and my dad is from kyiv. he's a ukrainian jew. when the war started i was in moscow at the bolshoi doing a new big ballet. anger, disbelief. you just can't believe that it can happen. i worked with the russian dancers for more than 20 years. you realize that all your russian history always connects you to your past, your projects, it's like shutting the door. >> he left everything and left straightaway. so i called him and i said i'm starting this project, i need your help. >> she said i have a few ukrainian dancers and there are going to be more. they are refugees. and i want to give them a place to form a permanent company. >> and he said i'm there, ju

in childhood, when everyone wrote what do you want to become between a ballerina and an astronaut, therewhen i wanted to become a machinist, but i actually imagined that it was much more difficult, it’s immediately clear, the red button is when everything went wrong . yes, that’s what they say, the developers of the heart of locomotives pour it into a battery designed for 254 kw/h, it can move the locomotive and 2,000 tons of cars with a maximum load, it can travel up to 15 km without charging. and, if lokomotiv goes on a solo voyage, that is, without cars, then overcome with the help of a battery, it will be able to reach kilometers, and all these indicators will improve once every 10 years , the lifespan of the locomotive is 40 years, once every 10 years. uh , it's undergoing serious repairs, including the replacement of cells, because the cells will obviously get old by then. well, it’s not even easy to repeat, but technically. they have exhausted their resource every day the client changes yes to wednesday. muti the battery will change, so imagine natalya in 10 years from 25 in the t

there are more and more overnight partners, there is such a separate thing on the deck, called a ballerina the ship, small ones, they are already doing this in novosibirsk, so we have launched, the production of a large enough yacht for the sport, we are the party we buy them out, they can plan their development, we are thus a center that promotes the development of related industries, we need domestic suppliers, and we are ready to work closely with them, give them new directions, the only thing that can stop the development of the industry is the lack of infrastructure, a person wants comfort, sat down, started it, drove or raised a sail , got to water, showers... and a hotel on the shore of the mediterranean sea, yes turkey, greece provide such opportunities, it is developed there, there are billions of dollars in turnover, if you count, money flows into the sailing industry, where they go, they leave money in turkey in croatia, even now, problems with infrastructure exist, confirms industry expert dmitry makarov, and difficulties will manifest themselves in the winter, yes, there are t

this year is music, and therefore the owners dressed their pets in costumes, guitarists, rockers, ballerinass in costumes. bob marley and philip kirkorov and people with positive emotions, it has become a family holiday, they come with children, walk, everyone is delighted, everyone gets a positive mood, and every time we leave with pleasant impressions. not only the audience, but also the jury members evaluated the dachshunds' outfits. this year , the winner of the festival was a family and their faithful furry friend in images from the ballet swan lake. a similar event took place in st. petersburg for the eleventh time. in addition to being entertaining, it is also worn by a benefactor. the organizers provided the opportunity to purchase care items and toys for dogs; proceeds from sales will be donated to a fund to help abandoned dachshunds to pay for their treatment and maintenance. new quest in american disneyland, biologists and law enforcement officers caught a wild black bear at an amusement park in florida. kosolapov was spotted sitting on a tree in a fairy tale kingdom. several sect

up next, a renowned ballet dancer joins us to talk about her not as prima ballerina, but as the star and producer of a new short film that shines a light on the homeless crisis in oakland. television news for you, everybody. i got disconnected. so there we go. >> now i can hear again. >> super excited. sorry about that, folks. the star and producer of flower, misty copeland, who in 2015 became the first ever african-american woman principal dancer in the history of the prestigious american ballet theater. to see now i have to embarrass you on camera because i ran out of time on video. but joining us in the studio is misty copeland and the director of flower, lauren finerman. lauren and misty. welcome thank you. thank you. you guys just landed right? just flew in for the premiere tomorrow in oakland. yes. >> yeah, but it's so exciting to be to be back in the bay, to be able to show it to the community that we made it for. i know, i know. >> can i just ask you, the premiere tomorrow night, is that something you're still inviting people to come see it? okay. so paramount theater, brown

there is such a separate thing on the deck called a ballerina.e small, they are already doing this in novosibirsk, so we have launched the production of a fairly large yacht, this is a great help for them, we work with them in batches we buy, they can plan their development for the future, we are thus a center that promotes the development of related industries, we need domestic suppliers, and we are ready to work with them, closely, to give them, the only thing that can stop the development of the industry is the lack of infrastructure, people i want comfort, i sat down, started it, drove or raised a sail, got to water, showers, hotels on the shore of the pre-terrestrial sea, yes, turkey, greece provide such opportunities, it is developed there, there are billions of dollars in turnover, if you count how much money goes into the sailing industry, where they go, they leave the money in turkey, in croatia. even now, problems with infrastructure exist, confirms industry expert dmitry makarov, and difficulties will manifest themselves in the winter.

than, of course, here, of course, and these were always ballerina shoes. so mini, well, how is it so square and so small flat heels, and we weren’t allowed heels, and we weren’t allowed sneakers either. although it was sometimes strong. now i can say that i have a younger sister. and to this day she studies in the same gymnasium and, to my great regret , the uniform is no longer a uniform, because recently we went shopping with her. he says oh, i want to buy one like this, and you know the knitted vest, they are so big now, they are even bigger, such massive knitted long vests. and that is, not these little ones, which are yes and no. no, no, exactly like this knitted vests with a neckline like this, and she, well, we measure it right with her, i say sophia. let's take a smaller size. it tells me, no, it’s so fashionable now, that is, she puts on these and this. a vest that almost reaches her knee and this is how they go to school, they can even reach the school uniform. apparently, yes, and the jackets there, these large voluminous shoulders, are somethin

this i can say, all the ballerinas had their period 30 days a month, and at that time they were performingne dancing abroad in order to assemble a normal cast. it was almost impossible. and, because it was still very simple, they received 200 dollars a month in moscow. and for a performance there in hamburg they received $5,000, period. and they had to find some kind of mechanism and they couldn’t be blamed for that. well, we see, well, we do you remember that in the nineties. there , our hockey players began to leave. there, and so on, and so on, this tool was needed with this mechanism. in order to keep people in the country, we were able to create a tool with the help of which all large groups in the country received a president. i understood perfectly well that if they solved this problem, then no, there was nothing to do at all. this is, of course, uh, saving schools, because we were butting heads with the ministry of education all the time. they explained that at a theater institute very often one teacher deals with with one student i thought that this was completely abnormal. well,

hours and 39 questions and a variety of areas, but they are all united by the themes of russia which ballerinaears old called the wind what discoveries mendeleev did not make and what does the instrument measure? it's ingenious that the guys from the perm territory didn't leave any chances for other teams home, they take away the winners' cup. the first half was not particularly high. let's put it this way, and then absolutely directly dispersed and just wow there was a feeling that everything could collapse, but still a strumming and self-confidence. she too. can help not give up prizes, got 10 the strongest teams. all the winners were congratulated by the first deputy head of the presidential administration sergei kiriyenko and the general director of social studies. maxim drill signed an agreement between the knowledge league and the club, what, where, when and next season we have the knowledge league combined with the championship, what where when year in sochi in sirius will host the world festival of youth and students. we are already waiting representatives of more than 180 countries of

this i can say, all the ballerinas had 30 days, uh, months of menstruation, and at that time they performedhe same. there was something about everyone dancing abroad in order to assemble a normal line-up. it was almost impossible. and, because everything was very simple, they received $ 200 a month in moscow. and for the performance there in hamburg, they received 5,000 dollars, period. and it was necessary to find some kind of mechanism and they could not be blamed for this. well, you see, remember that in the nineties. there, our hockey players began to leave, there, and so on and so forth , these tool mechanisms were needed. to keep people in the country, we managed to create instrument by which all the major collectives of the country received a president. i understand perfectly well that if they solve this problem, then no, there is nothing for culture to do at all. that's it, of course, save the schools, because we always butted heads in the ministry of education. they explained that at the theater institute very often one teacher works with one student , it was considered that this w

i can say this, all ballerinas had 30 days a month menstruation, and at that time they were performingl lineup. it was impossible, almost everything was very. they just received $200 a month in moscow. and for a performance there in hamburg they received $5,000, period. and they had to find some kind of mechanism and they couldn’t be blamed for that. well , we see, well, we remember that in the nineties . there, our hockey players began to leave, there, and so on, and so on, these were needed mechanisms tool. in order to keep people in the country, we were able to create a tool with the help of which all large groups in the country received a president. i understand perfectly well that if they solve this problem, then no, there is nothing for culture to do at all. this is , of course, saving schools, because we were butting heads with the ministry of education all the time. they explained that at a theater institute, very often one teacher teaches one student and thought that this was generally abnormal. well, what do you think, one teacher? well , at least five students. and when did

she hummed something and twirled around, the ballerina probably just wasn’t doing well, when a personistment office to ask for time off. there she learned everything. but now you are a free person and have no worries. an egoist is that an egoist person is always very easy to bear the misfortune of another for you. so, your fiancée didn’t leave you, of course. he tore his shirt. i thought you were my friend, but you are my friend i tore my shirt, when a person feels so bad , instead of supporting him, they tear his shirt and it’s all his fault. everything by myself, everything by myself, yes. it's so bad now. i'm a scoundrel. it's useless, she doesn't fit. sveta sveta sveta pick up the phone. it's me kolya . pick up the phone. well how are you? cries well, in general, he realized his mistakes. tell her i'm a scoundrel. it's easy to convey that he's an idiot. it’s okay, they tell you you’re a scoundrel, but he himself will tell you now. light i'm i'm just nervous. in our studio, music from her favorite movies is playing again, when she sang the first take, the soul of the musicians trem

this i can say, all the ballerinas had 30 days a month of menstruation, and at that time they performed was about everyone who danced abroad in order to assemble a normal line-up. it was almost impossible. and, because it was still very simple, they received 200 dollars a month in moscow. and for a performance there in hamburg they received 5,000 dollars point and it was necessary to find some kind of mechanism and it was impossible to blame them for this well, we see, well , we remember that in the nineties. there , our hockey players began to leave, there, and so on and so forth, these tool mechanisms were needed. to save people in the country, we managed to create a tool with which everyone large collectives of the country received the president. i understood perfectly well that if they solved this problem, then no, there was nothing for culture to do at all. this is, of course, saving schools, because we were butting heads with the ministry of education all the time. they explained that at the theater institute very often one teacher teaches one student ; it was considered that this

you are the chief of security, like i am a ballerina. came across my fleet.flesh, no. i put on a tv for show-off, i believe it, i believe it, i served about 100 years ago, when i could stand on my feet normally. get out of here so your feet won't be here tomorrow. fired nicks and what do you think? 2 weeks ago, a certain maria ponomareva was thrown from the old adler bridge and it was ponomareva who graduated from the faculty. design of the sochi university is right there with larisa karpenko , which is the most interesting thing. ponomareva 4 years ago passed through the police department's bases as a victim of rape , the rapist vitaly sergeevich romanov was convicted and sent to serve his sentence in a general regime colony. and now the question. guess who was involved in the case, the witness cannot eat. yes, lari skorenko, looking for this novel , romanova was already released 3 weeks ago. i called the address where he lived. mom said that he didn’t show up at home. great job, too, by the way. it turns out that he was freed and the woman who sent him to p

i thought that maybe she would make a ballerina. or what about after this school? we finished it.it seems to me that a good profession for a girl is a makeup artist and actually. this is how i started from my second year. i started working and now have about 22 years of work experience. i tried both in theater and cinema, because on television i collaborate with different creatures. that is, as if the big spectrum of maryinovoy initially really wanted to be an actress and studied for a year even in acting , realizing that this was not my profession at all, i wrote an application, after which i went to courses for a year and then entered the production department i worked for many years on one of the tv channels, and then went on maternity leave. i haven't gotten out of it yet. elvira, you are an artist of faces. in our program , we try to say something very important through the mouths of authoritative people. in this case. you will say, as an authority, there are such young people who, because of their youth, think that they have some imperfections, if in appearance, and they beg

viktor tsoi is right. 800, director franco zefirelli said that when he first learned about this great ballerinaunate name , because it was in italian. it means chicken chicken. this is galina, respectively galina ulanova is correct. ballet his mother worked at a kefir factory and once won tickets to the bashkir opera and ballet theater in a factory lottery, a seven-year-old boy saw the ballet was first shocked by rudolf nureyev , right. the 5 main ballet was first defined by pierre rameau in the 1725 book dance teacher, what is it about? well, the jack positions. paintings for 200 in 1892, isaac levitan completed the painting evening bells, and a year later he sent the world exhibition to chicago for this event . and the last question of the round is a ballet for 200. the spirits presented on stage are usually dressed in costumes of this color - green or maybe white - white absolutely right, there is even a term white ballet for such scenes. well well the second round is over, i’ll sum it up andrey 2.600 alexey 3.000 alexander 6.800 let me remind you that today the winner of the final game of t

indicator of where i should go, imagine this... situation, yes, you came to the theater, you like a ballerinaf this medal is included, i say, well , they are bad people, they are evil, they stole, they plundered the budget or something. something like this, i say: well , thank god, i’m not rich, i’m poor, and i feel good, i’ll sit in row 115, no, the problem is how to take this step here, i’m still trying to understand, this is what should be an incentive, is a person able to cope with this on his own, give an example, an example, it is necessary to find an example, yes, that the poor, how to move from this state naturally, we have many people, yes, great people, yes, who have made a great contribution, in development into evolution, but came out of... the state of a poor person, well, all the examples that i will give, i correctly understand that the example should be near and dear, from the next entrance, preferably from the next apartment, we can see, look at the person’s biography , how did he come to this, well, the example of mikhail vasilyevich lomanosov is not very motivating, yes, no

did not think it was a ballerina balancing. i can't say anything here.r: this could be the next segment, pete and will wrangling if they can wrangle that gator. pete: got to be slow. he is that big, he is slow. >> reporter: let's do some weather. look at the weather maps. we are into hallmark -- hurricane season. average season has 14 named storms, seven hurricanes, three major hurricanes. we had two major hurricanes, three hurricanes, major hurricane hit land this week. we got almost 70% of hurricane season yet to come statistically speaking. peak is ten days from now. really out active atlantic basin. you see the 70%, a wave coming off the coast of africa, the common element area this time of year. we will watch that, plenty of time to watch it. that potentially could be the next storm we will be talking about down the road. pete: thanks. coming up, tutor dixon joins us live. will: first, take a trip through history, the history of america's most famous lighthouses, casey mcdonald has the preview next. ♪ how can you sleep on such a firm setting? gab, m

this is the principle of ballerinas: gradual intensification and build-up of the same melody, i’ll showow. in the end, she seems to absorb you , this is precisely the principle we used in our production. and that’s all for now on the anti-fake airwaves. a bloody show for blinken, how kiev cynically entertained the us secretary of state and what fakes it used to cover up its crimes ; highway robbery, which european customs will definitely take away from the russians. instructions for risky travelers are on the program today. this is an anti-freak program, and here we are waging our fight against fakes and disinformation, we will start with a terrible fake , which can be compared with what happened in kramatorsk at one time, also staged by ukrainians or with butches now konstantinovka kiev has accused russia of shelling the market in konstantinovka donetsk region according to official data, then on september 6 as a result of an attack on the central market at least 16 people were killed. firstly, it is worth paying attention to the fact that it is very rare that there is an external surve

i i thought that maybe she would turn out to be a ballerina or and then how did you finish school afteri started working in my second year. and now , after about 22 years of work experience, i tried both in theater and cinema, because on television i collaborate with different creatures. that is , it’s like you have a big marinov spectrum, i initially really wanted to be an actress and it worked out for a year even in acting, it’s clear, because what is it it’s not my profession at all; i wrote an application, after which i took courses for a year and then entered the production department. i worked for many years on one of the tv channels. ah, then i went on maternity leave. it hasn't worked out yet. elvira, you are an artist of the police. in our program, we try to say something very important through the mouths of authoritative people, in this case. you will say, as an authority, there are such young people who, due to their youth, seem to have some imperfections in their appearance and they begin to call for surgeons. at a young age, not hearing from your parents that your appearanc

there a resistance to crush the culture, and you will see that the lady speaking, she is the dutch ballerinaand the gentleman who is the choreographer, and it is important because he is a ukrainian russian who left the bolshoi after the russian wars, and there is so many problems with the russians and the ukrainians and event the us open. >> it is a somber and very important anniversary of the death coming tomorrow. >> yes, and there is a way to step up and improve the lot. >> yes, the idea is that we have learned it is not necessarily now about a counter revolution, but it is about getting their rights. so even though it is really harsh, and there a preemptive crackdown to prevent any anniversary protests, the women who we talked to, and the women who we are talking about now, they are walking around without the hajab on, and mahsa amini was killed in police custody for not being a good iranian. >> and he didn't turn up for the interview, because he wanted me to wear a hijab in america, and i will bet he does not get an interview in the united states. >> and i would not bet against christia

the great ballerina knelt down, kissed, spoke her hands, did not know that i would ever see this anddy gagarinton and spartacus on the department on her finger a ring. and you think it's strange, what are you talking about? did you talk to him? we didn’t talk about anything. i do not know english. are you really that interesting, my god? while sir, lawrence kissed doronina’s fingers, the translator explained that this was an actor’s engagement. it’s a pity that it’s only acting, but the young nakhami will take his star away from the rest. and what kind of impudent red-haired playwright, my play, was not staged in the bjd right away, of course he will lead me away. and, when doronina herself wants it, she’ll just play. that's it then. she really played. there everything was playing as a trap in the upturned virgin soil. played. she played nadya as an older sister in my play; she played the heroine again about love in gorky’s barbarians in griboyedov’s play. sofia played masha in three. well, from the very beginning , during the period of her enormous success in leningrad , that it can

rockers, ballerinas, one could meet at the event dogs in the images of bob marley and philip kirkorovlready become a family holiday. he comes with the children for a walk. everyone is delighted. everyone gets into a positive mood. and every time we leave with pleasant impressions, the outfit was appreciated, and so not only the audience, but also the jury members , this year the winner of the festival was the family and their faithful furry friend in images from the ballet, swan lake. similar events took place in st. petersburg for the eleventh time . in addition to being entertaining, it is also charitable. organizers. they provided the opportunity to purchase care items and toys for dogs ; proceeds from sales will be donated to the fund for helping abandoned dachshunds to pay for their treatment and maintenance. a new quest in the american disneyland, biologists and law enforcement officers caught a wild black bear in an amusement park in florida; a clubfooted bear was spotted sitting in a tree on the territory of a fairy-tale kingdom. fortunately, we even had to close several secti