
Ani Lорak's husband causes scandal in team over lack of greeting from Putin
Isaac Vidjraku expressed dissatisfaction that Vladimir Putin did not congratulate the singer on her 48th birthday, blaming the artist's entourage for negligence.

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.

Famous blogger Elena Mandziuk made an unexpected statement. During her interview, she claimed that there was never a relationship between Bachelor Alexander Teren and the project winner Inna Bilenko.

Ireland's choice to represent the country at Eurovision 2025 sparked a storm of reaction online. The nation selected a song dedicated to the legendary Soviet dog Laika, written by a Russian author. This decision drew sharp criticism.
Many social media users expressed dissatisfaction, noting that after selecting candidates with ambiguous political views, Ireland is now presenting a song that they believe carries the propagandistic ideology of the Soviet Union.
"How is this possible? First they sent a Hamas fan, and now a Russian song about a dog that Soviet scientists tortured to death?" — critics ask.
The song, written by a Russian female author, expresses nostalgic sentiments towards the Soviet era. Some listeners perceive it as sustaining Soviet propaganda.
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