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This Sting cover has created a stir among netizens, who have recently been reminded of a ban on the distribution and production of the instrument in the US.
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A video of Bloodhound Gang's guitarist, Jared Evil, stuffing a Russian flag into his underpants in a concert in Ukraine has caused the band some trouble in Russia.
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Users of the Russian Facebook equivalent VKontakte try to avoid copyright restrictions by renaming their favourite groups with unusual names to escape detection.
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Lyapis Trubetskoy, a famous Belarussian punk band have been forced to cancel two shows in Russia after overdoing it a bit with the booze on the first few dates.
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Two women, mother & daughter, murdered in Kazan were found ''mutilated' with 'dozens of stab wounds' and the words "Free Pussy Riot" written in blood above them.
This Sting cover has created a stir among netizens, who have recently been reminded of a ban on the distribution and production of the instrument in the US.9
A video of Bloodhound Gang's guitarist, Jared Evil, stuffing a Russian flag into his underpants in a concert in Ukraine has caused the band some trouble in Russia.
Users of the Russian Facebook equivalent VKontakte try to avoid copyright restrictions by renaming their favourite groups with unusual names to escape detection.
Lyapis Trubetskoy, a famous Belarussian punk band have been forced to cancel two shows in Russia after overdoing it a bit with the booze on the first few dates.
Two women, mother & daughter, murdered in Kazan were found ''mutilated' with 'dozens of stab wounds' and the words "Free Pussy Riot" written in blood above them.