March 24, 2021 Who is Manizha? Singer, activist, and Eurovision prospect Manizha uses her art to both mock and baffle her critics. Film & TV Music Pop Culture Social Issues Women
March 22, 2021 Protein, Protein, Protein! Heads up, parents! You might not celebrate Russian Orthodox Lent, but who wouldn’t appreciate a tidbit from a nutritionist? Children Family Food & Drink Health Holidays Religion
March 21, 2021 The Sea Buckthorn: Russia's Berry Best This tiny Siberian berry packs a powerful punch – both in flavor and health benefits. Agriculture Food & Drink Health
March 18, 2021 Polar Youth Andrey Borodulin made a video to go with the story in our March/April issue on Polar Youth. Film & TV Regions Sports
March 18, 2021 Star Wars, Speedos, and Superstars In this week's Odder News: move over Star Wars, make way for Eurovision, and pack your Speedo. Film & TV Music Pop Culture St. Petersburg
March 17, 2021 It Happens to All of Us “Well f*** your mother, they positioned it like a monkey!” – Crimean Minister of Culture Arina Novoselskaya, forgetting to turn off her microphone while on a video call with other Crimean leaders. Cities & Towns Government Humor Women
March 15, 2021 Blini on a Budget In honor of Maslenitsa, Russian health experts encourage citizens to limit their intake of one of the holiday's most beloved foods. Food & Drink Health Holidays
March 14, 2021 A Memory Battle for Lubyanka Square The hoopla surrounding a new monument at a controversial location in central Moscow highlights the importance of history for Russia – and ourselves. Cities & Towns Culture History Politics
March 12, 2021 Snowmen Acquitted! All charges against a group of snowmen, embroiled in a recent controversy, have been dropped. Humor Politics Regions
March 11, 2021 Waterfowl, Ice-Fishing Cats, and Hermetic Sealing In this week's Odder News, Russia's feathered friends are having their own pandemic, cats are going ice fishing, and the International Space Station is getting old. Animals Internet Space
March 11, 2021 Intrigue at the Monastery Sredneuralsk Monastery becomes an action-packed place as police enter in search of a murder suspect. Religion Social Issues
March 10, 2021 Eggplant Caviar, on the Shelf and at the Dacha Brought to Russia in the seventeenth century, eggplant caviar became wildly popular after a Soviet comedy movie. A Russian blogger shares her story. Food & Drink Travel Food Stories