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Saturday, December 31, 2011

Hollywood holy Moscow party

Moscow-based gallery is set to employ a professional sleeper 12.10, 15:51

If you are a lazy bones longing for easy money and love partying all night and going to bed with the lark, we have the ideal job for you. A salary of $150 a day is on offer for simply sleeping in a gallery in your pyjamas from 10am to 9pm…

Photo by Aleksandr Kirillov / zashitnik.com 11.10, 23:40

Housepainters in Novgorod carried out an unusual act of vigilante justice on an illegally-parked BMW.

Published: 17 November, 2011, 19:37

Hollywood celebrities landed for a bash in Russia’s main cathedral (Photo by Gennady Avramenko) Hollywood celebrities landed for a bash in Russia’s main cathedral (Photo by Gennady Avramenko)

TAGS: Celebrity, Russia, Lifestyle

Hollywood celebs, loud music and liquor are probably not what one might associate with Moscow’s Christ the Savior Cathedral. But an art center in this place of worship has hosted an A-list soiree with the likes of Clive Owen, Anastasia and Megan Fox.

­The occasion? A presentation of the new Vertu smartphone. Arriving at the venue, guests crossed themselves before braving stringent face control. Many looked surprised at their holy whereabouts, having clearly ordered cabs to bring them to the address. Little had they known that the trendy art center was at the capital’s top cathedral. 

Ever since the notorious venue opened its doors in 2009, it has scored itself a controversial reputation. Many find buying antiques and attending social events under the sacred vaults of a church quite odd. In fact, some guests invited to the Vertu bash soon left in disgust.

The specially hired bouncers also looked quite out of place. Yet inside, this was a jet-setting party like any other. Even the humiliating wait some had to endure while the slow guards searched the guest list for their names was not an issue. All were intent on staying until the worshiped Hollywood stars showed up.

God bless Vertu.

Stanley Kubrick. Circus (1948) Today: 16:50

There's something about a man who sees life through the lens of a camera, be it a panavision or a panasonic: the ability to create an image that speaks a thousand words. Stanley Kubrick made it in the movies, but first he did it in photography.


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