
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.

Vasyl Virastyuk has become a father for the fifth time. He announced the news to his followers on Instagram. His wife, Irina, who is 11 years his junior, gave birth to a son.
The boy was named Yaroslav, but in the family he is called by the shortened name, Yarek. Virastyuk happily shared the news of his son's birth, specifying that the baby was born on 6 January 2025 at 15:55. He measured 58 cm in length and weighed 3,850 grams. All family members, including the newborn, are doing well.
Although the athlete has not yet shown the baby's face, his silhouette can be seen in the background of the photo.
This is Virastyuk's fifth son. He has had several women in his life with whom he shared significant moments. He was married to his first wife, Svitlana, from 2003 to 2006. Their relationship ended tragically: Svitlana died in an avalanche at a ski resort in Turkey.
After this, the athlete married Inna, with whom he lived for 15 years, and they had two sons — Oleg and Sasha. However, their union collapsed when Inna left for Prague with the children at the beginning of the full-scale war.
Irina and Vasyl began dating while the athlete was still married to Inna. They met by chance at a family dinner, and the couple eventually decided to start a family.
Virastyuk himself believes that his new romance was a kind of response to Inna's decision to leave the country with the children in the midst of the war.

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