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“For those not familiar with the lyrics of this song, I recommend it. It’s some horse people and absolute drivel. I simply don’t understand what it is. What is it about?... Somehow everything is very strange, mildly speaking.”
– On March 31, Russia’s Speaker of the Federation Council Valentina Matvienko commented on the lyrics of “Russian Woman,” a song that the Russian-Tajik artist Manizha, who is known for her feminist activism, will soon be performing at Eurovision.
In this week's Odder News, the lights go out for Earth Hour; egg sandwiches get their due; and a huge crack opens up in a St. Petersburg apartment building.
Singer, activist, and Eurovision prospect Manizha uses her art to both mock and baffle her critics.
In this week's Odder News: move over Star Wars, make way for Eurovision, and pack your Speedo.
Are you familiar with one of Russia’s most well-known musicians?
“It's nice to receive such news from Europe!”
- Ukrainian singer Ani Lorak on winning the revote for Eurovision 2008
“On the day of his 80th birthday, Brodsky returned to Pestel Street—he is looking directly at his balcony in the house where he lived, those same one and a half rooms from where he left forever. But poets always return.”
– Creators of a large graffiti display depicting the poet Joseph Brodsky
Little Big continues to delight fans. Another million-liked video to end your week.
The former Eurovision competitors have been staying busy during quarantine.
What happens now that Eurovision is canceled? Little Big would like to know...
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