Upon the unceremonious announcement on that Putin won another performative election, Pussy Riot released a new video, âElections.â They refer repeatedly to âsix years,â the length of a hypothetical presidential term. Putin won today in the procedural landslide, and journalists tweeted images of casual public ballotâŚ
Pitchfork reported on Wednesday that feminist Russian performance collective Pussy Riot is preparing to tour the United States for the very first time.
Pussy Riotâs Masha Alyokhina has a warning for Americans under Trump: âI think itâs honestly just the beginning of a huge battle which the United States faces. I wish you bravery.â
The latest in Miguelâs recurring series of a cappella covers is Pussy Riotâs recently released track, âMake America Great Again.â The jam is off their 2016 album xxx, and though I think we can all agree that Miguelâs version is more than just a âshitty emo cover,â he is right that you gotta check out the originalâŚ
Pussy Riot, the Russian protest group and punk band, have announced that they will stage an eight week-long, biographical theater piece titled âInside Pussy Riotâ starting in November.
Nadya Tolokonnikova, one of the Russian feminist activists who was jailed in 2012 for protesting Putin as a member of Pussy Riot, is backtracking on her photo shoot with Terry Richardson, saying she was unaware of his past when she and her husband agreed to be photographed.
In a new video called "I Can't Breathe," the Russian punk group Pussy Riot make a statement about Eric Garner, the Black Lives Matter movement and their own struggles with Russian President Vladimir Putin's leadership.
Pussy Riot's Masha Alyokhina was one of 100 people detained after a protest in central Moscow Tuesday night. At the time of the arrest, Alyokhina was one of about 20 activists who were occupying a "giant Christmas ball" near the Red Square. Despite subzero temperatures, the activists spent most of the night in theâŚ
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Masha Alyokhina are suing the Russian government over their 2012 imprisonment.
Russian political activist band Pussy Riot graces the pages of Vogue this month, and accompanying their feature is probably the Most Vogue Caption of All Time.
So this is strange. In light of James Franco denouncing the sequel for the movie Spring Breakers (entitled Spring Breakers: The Second Coming), Indie Wire is reporting that members of Pussy Riot are set to meet with the producers about a potentially big role in the follow up. While Harmony Korine has not endorsedâŚ
Punk rock activist band Pussy Riot debuted a brand new Twitter account this week.
Several members of Pussy Riot, including Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alyokhina, are currently knocking around Sochi. But according to reports, when they most recently tried to stage a protest action they were surrounded and shut down by Cossacks.
About three hours after Nadezhda Tolokonnikov said she and bandmate Maria Alyokhina were arrested in Sochi, the duo along with three others with whom they were arrested were released from police custody, donning their balaclavas and chanting an anti-Putin song as they walked out of the station.
Pussy Riot members Masha Alyokhina and Nadia Tolokonnikova have embarked on a triumphant tour of America in order to promote Russian prison reform. Last night Madonna introduced them at an Amnesty International human rights benefit concert in advance of today's Olympics opening ceremony. Sounds unequivocally great,âŚ
Last night on The Colbert Report, Stephen interviewed Nadya Tolokonnikova and Masha Alyokhina, the two members of Pussy Riot who were recently released from Russian prison after spending a total of 16 months in the country's penal colonies, all for the crime of performing a protest song in a church.
Madonna's been a busy bee, lately. She turned up at the Grammys looking like Colonel Sanders, and tonight she'll appear alongside Miley Cyrus on MTV's Unplugged. Next week? She'll intro two members of Pussy Riot at an Amnesty International concert in Brooklyn.
Sound the alarm because Pussy Riot is coming to America and shit. just. got. real.
What was supposed to be the debut of a documentary about punk rock band and social activists Pussy Riot got scrapped at the last minute by the Russian government.
Days after Pussy Riot's Maria Alyokhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova walked out of a Russian prison, the pair held a press conference detailing their next moves.
