for a long time, but my producer explained to me that our lolita would be pure, dreaming of love. how did her love for music begin, what was her dad's first reaction to the video "winter dream", why sergey mokovetskiy's favorite moment in the video became the most difficult for her, this is life and destiny, alsou, good morning, dear alsou, to be honest, already good morning, thank you very much for the invitation. studio, i invite you, 7 years can't collect, well, and not often, that someday i will say these words, that this is life and destiny, alsou, why haven't you come to visit for so long? well, today we have a great reason to talk and about the anniversary, let's say so, yes, the beginning of my work, my main first song, this is not just an anniversary, there are songs, your whole life is divided into before and after, there was not just a video there, but it was a movie. i remember very well how we recorded this song, i remember very well how we filmed this wonderful video at lyubov orlova's dacha with yuri grymov, which really became, well, you could say legendary, the most i

that you talked about above, here she is, the dark lolita, that is, our heroine even managed to fitc into this idea in a certain way, and it would even be interesting to continue looking at the images that she came up with. i understand very well why she needs to be dressed up, depriving her of the desire to look at the world, well, in this particular case in black and white, in the previous case in red and green with elements of black, it seems to me that you just need this talent turn into a profession that brings not only pleasure but also money, and it is necessary to introduce several basic designs into the wardrobe, do you know why, so that everyone would leave her alone? thank you, evelina. what image will the stylists of the fashion verdict create for the robe, we will find out very soon. stay tuned. everything else that she has done so far? it's time, it's time, let's rejoice in our own, well, dear friends, in the circle of talented people, time flies unnoticed, two stars, fathers and sons, on sunday on the first, alexander nikolaevich verchinsky, vera vasilna is cold, mom,

la lolita en este momento, en diciembre. siempre me acuerdo la fecha porque fue un 17 de diciembre.rácticamente yo ya estoy solita en este momento y me acuerdo que cuando nos la regalaron mis hijos y dijeron ahí te llegó tu compañía. ma 1 dorsey esos son tuyos. una compañía incondicional en los momentos de alegría. estábamos con mi hijo, dijimos juguemos parqués, un juego que nosotros no todo el mundo lo conocerá, que es con dados y con fichas. y a ella eso le emocionó y ahora no puede ver las fichas, no puede escuchar el parque porque ella ya sabe que es el juego preferido de ella. y en los momentos difíciles me vi malita y tocó que me llevaran en ambulancia. esa perra no se me quería despegar, era pendiente, pendiente de mí, pero siempre a su lado, desde la mesa de su comedor hasta el parque donde salen a caminar juntas y en medio de su fe ven este animalito una bendición de primero dios, porque Él es mi todo, pero mi animalito es una compañía, un consuelo que con sus patitas y amor le brinda un soporte emocional. ella me escucha y me pongo sentimental porque ella me escucha. yo s

it seems to me, there is a strong connection. it is about dostoevsky's crimes of kara, nabokov's lolitaurgenev's muma. all three works were written either on behalf of, or with great sympathy for , the main character. hero who commits a crime, murder or rape, and this is a search for justification, a search for a feeling of sympathy, some even pity on the level of admiration for the inner rich inner world of criminals, one of whom killed not only this moneylender, such an old moneylender, but her pregnant sister. well, sorry, well, it’s just an atrocity, and the other killed his beloved, the most precious creature in the world, here we are talking about turgin’s muma, well, what about lolita nabokov there in general, well , that is, the author constantly excuses the main character for what he, well, that is so normal, this is it, it was impossible not to like this young girl, and this is actually a very cool illustration of how it seems to me... they think now these are liberals, oppositionists, human rights defenders, very often from russia, who were released, that is, they are the mai

the most precious creature in the world, here we are talking about turgenev muma, well, what about lolitaokov there in general, well, that is, the author constantly excuses the main character for the fact that he, well, it’s so normal, it’s the same, it was not possible... will like this young girl, and this is actually a very cool illustration of how it seems to me that these liberals, oppositionists, human rights defenders, very often from russia, who were released, that is, they are the main murderer, the russian people are the main murderer on they are looking for my opinion, they are looking for some human face, and i don't know. what kind of detachment from reality is this, in your opinion? there is really no detachment from reality here, there is only one explanation: these are russians, but when you khrystyna quoted the article, yes, which i also read, and which i consider a signpost for many of our citizens, well, again, this is an article from the 22nd year, but this is what we see now. with these so-called liberals, this is an example not of the 19th century, not of the 20th ce

, what we know and what we don't know, it's about lolita, about one of the most studied in length acrosse things that even in such works they remain misunderstood and undisclosed, what can we say about the monster. we spoke with the head of the nabokov center of the institute of russian literature of the pushkin house of the russian academy of sciences tatyana olegovna panomareva. thank you tatyana olegovna, we will see you, i am sure that more than once, and we spoke to journalists with literary critic, researcher of nabokov's work igor dim'yanovich kiriyenkov. thank you very much, we are not finishing this conversation, because it is endless, we are going to read, and i am telling you as always. read with pleasure, dear friends, capital has one and only one vital aspiration, the aspiration to grow, to create surplus value, to absorb with its constant part, the means of production , the largest possible mass. hello, today we have gathered with thoughts about capitalism, its current state, well, and i think many other topics that we will come to with my interlocutors today, sergey ivanov

handfuls of signed sim cards, apparently official ones, among the names carolina, vasilisa, ariel, lolita and linda. in many of these salons, the girls clients try to run away as quickly as possible when they hear that inspectors have arrived, here it was in this situation they ended up in a room where apparently there were guests, and we see an open window that leads directly to the yard, footprints, someone ran out the window. some ladies, however, were unable to escape from the police guests , either they had nothing to wear, or nowhere to go, so they went to the police station in a police uaz. during the event, four girls were identified, who were taken to the territorial police department for investigation. at present , police officers are conducting verification activities. the owner of the premises is being established, and a reasoned procedural decision will be made based on the results. rumor has it that according to the black accounting , the establishment brought in 700,000 rubles in revenue per day, and some, especially diligent employees, were able to bring much into the gene

handfuls of signed sim cards, apparently service ones, among the names of carolina, vasilisa, ariel, lolita and linda, in many such salons, girls clients try to escape, as... were taken to the territorial police department for investigation. at present , police officers are conducting verification activities, the owner of the premises is being established, based on the results, a reasoned procedural decision will be made. they say that according to the black accounting, the establishment brought in 700,000 rubles per day. the proceeds, and some, especially diligent employees, were much more than to enter into the general cash register almost three hundred per shift. the story with such spa salons, where for a separate price is available. a wide range of services for dmitry chukreev is a constant reason to go on a raid, with his participation it was possible to stop the work of at least three pseudo-spa in the ural capital. using the loopholes in the law, priests of love not only receive money from clients, but can easily sell confidential information. here is a recent story from the nizhny

lolita turn on the tv on the titanic!ve, filming! utica, this is my last day, on the titanic, on the titanic, i'm going down on the shores, i once believed. into something more than someone’s loud words, someone’s tender eyes, but in fact in which there is only emptiness, i made myself, i don’t owe anyone anything, i let go, flew away, higher to distant shores, despite the odds and sharp waves, let go and sang, you are not my captain. and i'm not your ocean, so let's leave it unnecessary progody, you are nothing more than spam, spilled posters, no, no need for words, no need to panic, this is my last day on the titanic, that’s all the love, i’m taking off vats, this is my last day on the titanic, no, not on... i need a word, there is no need to panic, this is my last day on the titanic, that’s all the love, i’m throwing away the candy wrappers, this is my last day on the titanic, i’m going to the shores, i’m here before dark today, and you see feelings without ice, i’m a free life, and ... unplug the wires from my white w

we had the russian premiere of lolita by radion shchedrin. at which radion konstantin himself was present. and his great wife, mikhailova plesetskaya, and i remember this the moment when they entered the hall, i have never seen anything like it again, the thousand-seat hall jumps up and starts screaming, just from some kind of delight, an excess of emotion, the light of my life. my sin, we ordered alexander tchaikovsky, also a wonderful composer, the opera one day in the life of ivan denisovich, and we even managed to get permission from aleksandrovich solzhenitsyn, i have a letter from him, and this is also one of the most touching pages in my life, unfortunately, he was no longer there for the premiere, but the whole family was, and for perm this is also it was a huge event, because... we have vladimir martynov, we have monteverdi, we have handel, we have stravinsky, we have prokofiev, we have shestakovich, we have rimsky-korsakov, because a child should have access to everything. modern theaters, modern directors have begun to sin by the f

okay. [ laughter ] "vladimir" is -- "vladimir" is a take -- like another take on "lolita," basically,it isn't gross. >> seth: okay, yeah. [ laughter ] >> where -- where a woman becomes obsessed with -- a college professor becomes obsesses with a younger guy. and it's really funny and good, and i would highly recommend. >> seth: okay, great. >> and it's also kind of hot. >> seth: all right. this is, exciting because i've never read anything by virginia - >> oh, okay. so i gave myself the challenge to every 15 books read a classic. >> seth: okay. >> it started with "george." 15 was virginia woolf. "a room of one's own." it as long essay about this, you know -- at the time, ahead of its time idea that every woman needs a room of one's own to write and to create. and the -- and the best thing about this book is it's so lauded and the worst thing about it is it's really, really boring. [ laughter ] and i tried so hard. and i got through it barely. and i don't want any of the woolfheads, the woolfpack -- [ laughter ] the virginia woolfheads. but just know that the gist is great. [ laughter

immediately jumped up, asked, where are you going, me, i tell him, i need to take out the trash, he says, lolitaain this terrible fear that doesn't let you act, doesn't let you call an ambulance, there was such an opportunity, it turns out that if she had managed to call an ambulance... before he arrived, the boy wouldn't have suffered, the children would not have seen this nightmare, the girls would have helped faster, i absolutely agree, let's start with the fact that the heroine could have called not only an ambulance, but the police, while her husband was somewhere far away, if she was so afraid of him, she could have called the rescue service, now there are a lot of hotlines, i think that this position is very convenient, so infantile, victims, it is not, if it is not necessary for a woman to be strong with a core. inside, to - resist evil there , protect her children. i thought about maybe i could go somewhere, i thought, i i'll take his phone number now. i had contacts there, guardianship, because i kept in touch with them, since i'm a mother of many children. how did you manage to call a

lolita. yeah. and so i think and i also wrote about clockwork orange, right? so i think about different mediums of expression like a storyteller. that's how i came out of the shoot. i'm really interested in how the human mind processes information and what it does with it right. and to me, storytelling is the quintessential central, you know, winner of, all things. that's what interests me most. and so i think the two things intertwine my own thinking and therefore it comes out in my writing. i take that as a compliment. oh, it is a compliment oh, absolutely. you know, i many years working in washington and then i went to work work for jessica matthews at the carnegie endowment. and i thought it was a gifted writer until i met her. and her full name is tuchman matthews. her mother is, barbara tuchman, pulitzer prize winner. and she says her mother used to keep her saying her typewriter. will the reader turn? page wow. will the reader turn the page? yes. and you've written a book where i kept turning the page. i needed to know what was going to happen next. so

. >> host: lolita, yeah. >> guest: so i think and also wrote about clockwork orange, right?so i think about different mediums of expression i am like a storyteller. that's how i came out of the chute. i'm really interested in how the human mind processes information and what it does with it, right? jimmy meet storytelling is the quintessentialnt when of all things. that's what interests me most. and so i think the two things in twine in my own thinking and,ut therefore, it comes out in my writing. i think that this couplet. >> host: it is a consummate, absolutely. i spent many years working in washington and then it went to work for jessica matthews at the carnegie endowment, and i thought it was i was a gifted writer antimatter. performing this jessica tuchman mathews. her mother is a pulitzer prize winner. she says her mother used to keee the same over her typewriter, will the reader turn the page? >> guest: wow. >> host: will the reader turn the page? and you've written a book where i kept turning the page. i needed to know what was going to happen next. so you given us a

the singer lolita, dima bilan are helping the victims, grigory leps.the recent events in the kursk and dolgorod regions, my team and i have made a decision, the money we earn for our performances in the city of rostoye on dana, we will transfer the red cross to other official state funds that will help the people affected by this military conflict. oleg gazmanov and the singer shshaman did not stand aside. even if he chips in 100 rubles, 100 rubles will do if every person in our country does a huge job there, i already have a lot in principle years such a story, that i receive a salary and you know, i always give a tenth to someone, more than the average , it is clear that i probably have a russian salary, and i thank god for this, but i always, that is, with each salary, i transferred a tenth somewhere, this is either a charity fund, or this... lera kudryavtseva and ekaterina gordon promise to follow the fate of children from the boarding school. lord, may god grant all the children on the planet to have smiles, and a peaceful sky, they have not seen

so i think -- >> host: a movie by stanley -- >> guest: lolita, yeah.and so i think that also wrote about clockwork orange, right? so i think about different mediums of expression. i am like a storyteller. that's how i came out of the chute. really interested in how the human mind processes information and what it does with it, right? to me storytelling is quintessential winter of all things. that's what interests me most. and so i think the two things entwine in my own thinking and, therefore, it comes out in my writing so i take that as a condiment. >> host: it is a compliment. absolutely. .. and i thought it was a gifted writer until i met her. and her full name is tuchman matthews. her mother is, barbara tuchman, pulitzer prize winner. and she says her mother used to keep her saying her typewriter. will the reader turn? page wow. will the reader turn the page? yes. and you've written a book where i kept turning the page. i needed to know what was going to happen next. so you've given us a gifted you've given us a way to understand the almost 80 year

the singer lolita rushes past the journalists, like a fury in a raincoat. nothing matters, he is the only one who stops on the red carpet, where the press is getting wet in the rain. the king of pop is not afraid for his playful curls, nor for his luxurious suit, although in the morning at the rehearsal he was almost nailed by a set weighing a hundred kilograms, such a metal stick fell, it literally flew by like that, and i watch with such hindsight, it falls, i say, park, and oms, nevertheless we survived, cool, at least it's not hot, got a tan, got a tan eye, lit up with such adrenaline, wow! philipp kirkorov, as usual, produces furor: if before the vacation on the body of the king of variety you could still see clean areas of skin, now the people's artist is completely covered in tattoos. of course, not everything will wash off, what are you talking about, totuash or what is it called gouache? kirkorov is already tired of explaining that his tattoos are real. what did the children say? is this for life? i say, yes, bury. and dad, hasn't dad seen it yet, i will protect him from thi

the middle daughter vika is 7 years old, she is impatiently waiting for her younger sister lolita tohave another assistant. here our lolochka eats, she loves cottage cheese, porridge, like all children. we don't give her sweets yet, we don't teach her. louise is the same age in this photo and her mother alfiya bikchurina tried to capture every important moment in her daughter's life. here i am one year old, a little older, maybe definitely not two, here i am three years old, probably, this is me at a matinee in kindergarten, here. i was such a serious child, exactly when it was necessary to take a photo, i was seriousness itself. zulfiya, do you think you have seen your nephews just now? i suppose so. louise, how did your husband react to the fact that you may have older sister? but he recently found out that i quite possibly have a sister, he supports me so that i find out the truth, if i really have a biological sister, well, if you really have a biological. sister, then your mother could have done this, what does your husband think about this? well, he just sees how my mother trea