Moskovitch Week: Texts You May Have Missed 1 No matter what area you go to, everywhere you come across the same image, as if from a remake. First, architecture produces identical neighborhoods, then neighborhoods produce a conveyor belt of life scenarios, and then we wonder why people within these scenarios are indistinguishable from each other. All that remains is to build a monument to a man with a dog and a cup of cappuccino in every yard. Why is everything the same in Moscow? 2 "At the age of forty, life is just beginning! " - thought the heroes of one old movie. Today's 40-somethings don't seem to be in a rush to agree with them; On the contrary, they seem to like the image of people who have lived well, are experienced and are not in their prime. It's unusual, but true: today no one wants to look younger than they are. 3 The evening was simultaneously reminiscent of the Met Gala, Halloween at the House of Scientists and the famous Truman Capote ball - feathers, wigs, veils, diamonds and even two swans: the guests took the "modern ball" dress code seriously, without ever losing the cool, fashionable atmosphere. Such rare evenings all over the world (not to mention Moscow) new ideas, unusual projects are born, creative unions are formed, artists, musicians and designers take off. Maria Luvanova attended the ball in honor of the ninth anniversary of Anti-Gloss and received hope that all is not lost. 4 There is another restaurant boom in St. Petersburg: establishments are opening here with excellent cuisine, unusual concepts and special attention to detail, and for money that is often many times less than in Moscow. Local restaurateurs do not so much aim to surprise with their scale as to create a place with its own character. We visited new establishments in the city to understand how they manage to do this. 5 We live in a rather strange reality. From a formal point of view, the country still has a record low unemployment - 2%, everything seems to be in order. But in fact, hidden unemployment is increasing: part-time, informal and precarious work.

Moskovitch Week: Texts You May Have Missed 1 No matter what area you go to, everywhere you come across the same image, as if from a remake. First, architecture produces identical neighborhoods, then neighborhoods produce a conveyor belt of life scenarios, and then we wonder why people within these scenarios are indistinguishable from each other. All that remains is to build a monument to a man with a dog and a cup of cappuccino in every yard. Why is everything the same in Moscow? 2 "At the age of forty, life is just beginning! " - thought the heroes of one old movie. Today's 40-somethings don't seem to be in a rush to agree with them; On the contrary, they seem to like the image of people who have lived well, are experienced and are not in their prime. It's unusual, but true: today no one wants to look younger than they are. 3 The evening was simultaneously reminiscent of the Met Gala, Halloween at the House of Scientists and the famous Truman Capote ball - feathers, wigs, veils, diamonds and even two swans: the guests took the "modern ball" dress code seriously, without ever losing the cool, fashionable atmosphere. Such rare evenings all over the world (not to mention Moscow) new ideas, unusual projects are born, creative unions are formed, artists, musicians and designers take off. Maria Luvanova attended the ball in honor of the ninth anniversary of Anti-Gloss and received hope that all is not lost. 4 There is another restaurant boom in St. Petersburg: establishments are opening here with excellent cuisine, unusual concepts and special attention to detail, and for money that is often many times less than in Moscow. Local restaurateurs do not so much aim to surprise with their scale as to create a place with its own character. We visited new establishments in the city to understand how they manage to do this. 5 We live in a rather strange reality. From a formal point of view, the country still has a record low unemployment - 2%, everything seems to be in order. But in fact, hidden unemployment is increasing: part-time, informal and precarious work.