The good news is that if you don't already speak Russian, you probably already know a few words in the language! The bad news is that you've also probably been using these words wrong.

Grab your glowsticks: the Moscow region city of Khimki is lit! And unlit... and then lit again.

Yeliseyevsky Food Emporium in Moscow closes its doors after 120 years selling groceries in a completely incongruent physical space.

Russian authorities are planning to make laws that computers can understand and, by extension, adjudicate.

If you think Putin is the only Hottest Man in Russia, think again.

St. Petersburg's Grand Maket Rossiya presents a droll and humorous self-reflection of Russian life.

Soon American coins won't be the only "scents" that are exchanged inside Sberbank's buildings, as Russia's national bank plans to introduce its own perfume. 

The ultimate St. Petersburg film is coming to a Netflix account near you.

Traditional Yakut meals get a second chance thanks to local museum. Tuyara, museum employee and part of the program to bring back these recipes, shares her story.

For all your zombie apocalypse / Texas boar hunting / frontier bank-robbing needs, we present the Russian revolver shotgun.

In Moscow, a Golden Retriever stole the show during a news broadcast — by stealing the microphone. 

If you’re a fan of hairy fairy folk with a hint of пошлость (crass banality), look no further! Russia’s Channel Five recently published two episodes of a supposedly “lost” television show based on “The Lord of the Rings” that was filmed in 1991.