Russia is experiencing an increase in museums, both physical and virtual. Currently there are around 3,000 museums throughout the country and a large number of museums are also available on CDs and on the web.

British Airways is launching an exclusive airline themed pop-up venue inside a plane cabin called “Flight BA2012” to celebrate the British talent that will be taking part in the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

A candy store located in Brighton called Choccywoccydoodah is opening a new location in London’s SoHo area this weekend. The store’s second brand will be taking over a former tobacco factory and brewery.

In January, Starbucks announced plans to serve alcohol in a handful of Southern California location by the end of 2012. The company has now confirmed that the first location to serve alcoholic beverages will be a café in San Diego’s Coronado.

The Hollywood & Highland Center, which has been dubbed the Kodak Theatre, will remain the home of the Oscars next year according to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

By the end of 2013, luxury carmaker Maserati is hoping to double its global dealer network with the addition of three new products and 250 new dealer outlets.

To celebrate the 100-year anniversary of Russia’s Yachting Federation, an exhibition of yachting memorabilia has opened in Moscow.

On Wednesday evening, “The Hunger Games” held it’s UK premiere in London with fans and media all excitedly standing by to get a glimpse of the stars who are featured in one of the most highly anticipated films of the year.

The London Underground will be introducing a Wi-Fi network in 80 stations just in time for the upcoming summer Olympics. The contract was awarded to Virgin Media and will mean that Wi-Fi will be available in ticket halls, escalators and platforms, but not between stations.