In 2021, the Russian Soyuz-2.1a carrier launched the first Tunisian Challenge one communications satellite into orbit. In ...

Maxim Kharlamov, the head of the Cosmonaut Training Center, said that over its 65-year history, approximately 400 cosmonauts ...

But “Anora” isn’t quite so easily boiled down: Thanks to lead actress winner Mikey Madison (Ani) — and many scenes with her co-star, supporting actor nominee Yura Borisov (Igor ...

The Soyuz launches for scientific and exploratory purposes are usually announced by Russia’s Roscosmos space agency. The Plesetsk Cosmodrome is used for launching vehicles with military satellites.

A scene in which Ani is physically restrained by Yuri Borisov’s gruff but gentle Igor is played for comic effect, yet the laughs won’t land for everyone. It reveals Baker as an outsider with ...

(That would be the party for “Anora” distributor, Neon, at L.A.’s Soho House, which had turned into a raucous dance-off between Russian co-stars Yura Borisov and Mark Eydelshteyn.) ...

The President signed Executive Order appointing Yury Borisov Borisov Yury Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation for International Cooperation in Space Exploration. By ...

Borisov was born close to Moscow in Reutov, Moscow Oblast. He received his degree from the Shchepkin Higher Theater School in 2014, and his performance as Alexander Tarasovich Ametistov in the play ...

Best Supporting Actor commentary (Updated Feb. 26, 2025): Kieran Culkin’s scene-stealing performance in “A Real Pain” has been an awards-season juggernaut. If he loses, it would be one of ...

Sattarova says Borisov aspired to be a method actor. In an interview with YouTuber Yury Dud in 2020, Borisov talked about the lengths he'd go to prepare for a role. He said at one point ...