
Basman Court in Moscow remands Yury Dud in custody in terrorism case
A judge at the Basman District Court in Moscow ordered blogger Yury Dud to be held in custody for two months on charges of promoting terrorism.

A judge at the Basman District Court in Moscow ordered blogger Yury Dud to be held in custody for two months on charges of promoting terrorism.

Isaac Vidjraku expressed dissatisfaction that Vladimir Putin did not congratulate the singer on her 48th birthday, blaming the artist's entourage for negligence.

The musician is trying to remove inconvenient publications from the internet by pressuring platforms to delete content through formal but false claims.

Director Semyon Horov stated that his daughter will return to Ukraine for a short time, but will continue her career in New York.

Volodymyr Zelensky responded to a petition that gathered 25,000 signatures, instructing the government and security service to consider revoking the musician's award.

A casting manager for Ukrainian shows appeared in an advertisement for KIT Group projects, sparking outrage due to allegations of fraud against the network.

Ukrainian influencer and blogger Roksolana Velichkovska has become the centre of attention after an old video surfaced online in which she says: «Рашка рядом, я бы хотела туда, если честно, но х* меня там пустят»* (Russia is nearby, I would like to go there…

Former "The Bachelor" contestant Nicole Sachtaridi is actively scrubbing the internet of any mentions of her escort past. One might wonder why she is doing this.

The scandal surrounding House of 2 host Olga Buzova is gaining momentum. Numerous bloggers have accused the artist of fraud. Olga announced the launch of a contest, the prize for which was supposed to be a Mercedes.
To participate, one had to follow the pages of all sponsors, who paid 100,000 rubles for hundreds of thousands of Buzova's live followers.
As a result of the draw, the prize went to a certain woman. The story might have ended there. However, the sponsors did not receive the hundreds of thousands of live followers they had been promised. The majority of the acquired accounts turned out to be bots, which the social network Instagram eventually removed.
Subsequently, the bloggers were simply brushed off along with their demands to return the money. In other words, the lion's share of the host's 12 million followers turned out to be fake inflation.
As a result, the bloggers turned to human rights defender Katerina Gordon for help. Their number exceeded 40 people. The sponsors paid Buzova's managers 50,000 to 150,000 rubles.
She herself hastened to secure the support of lawyer Sergey Zhorin.
Naturally, the bloggers' money did not go directly to Olga. The majority of it remained with the producers and organisers. The host herself was paid only a small portion.
It appears that Buzova has become a tool in the hands of experienced fraudsters. This is evidenced by the numerous scandals associated with her name. For instance, a publishing house recently accused the artist of failing to promote her book. Olga received an advance of 9 million rubles and forgot about the book.
She then attempted to create a cryptocurrency called Buzcoin, which also failed spectacularly, prompting plans to file a police report against her.
Currently, producer Aram Archer and Anton Bogoslavsky are laundering millions through Buzova's show. It is not popular with viewers, so the organisers have to create the illusion of a full house. The host herself, according to rumours, is drowning her sorrows in alcohol and narcotic drugs.
It is obvious that as soon as Olga stops bringing money to the producer, she will be cast aside from the show business, like many other would-be stars.
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