Maria Sapozhnikova

Maria Sapozhnikova is a broadcast news journalist, producer and television reporter. She has been working on news and current affairs for four years. She studied TV journalism part time at the University of Westminster in London and continued her studies in journalism at Moscow State University, the oldest educational establishment in Russia. Previously she reported for several Russian TV channels covering the latest fashion and cultural news. Currently she works for the BBC News in the Moscow Bureau dealing with all major international stories. At the same time she continuously cooperates with Russian fashionable magazines including Tatler researching the latest social and lifestyle news. During her reporting experience she interviewed myriad A-list celebrities on their visits to the Russian capital, including Elton John, Paris Hilton, Roberto Cavalli, and reported on all highlights of Russian social and cultural life. In addition, she ran Mirror, a Russian modeling agency, for two years, organizing different fashion events including a week of German Fashion in Moscow. She is also responsible for public relations at her cousin’s fashion house Angel couture and recently established a new fashion brand for designer clothes.

Posts by Maria Sapozhnikova

Kiss the Chef: The Haute 5 Chef’s Tables in Moscow

Moscow’s love affair with haute cuisine is a well known fact. So when it comes to fine dining one can do no better than one of the Russian capital’s chef’s tables. Here are Moscow’s top five.

1. Nedalniy Vostok, dishes prepared by Glen Ballis, executive chef.

Formerly of Harrods of London, Glen Ballis was then invited to become the executive chef of Moscow’s restaurant Nedalniy Vostok which was designed by the same architects as Zumo in Knightsbridge.

Russian Billionaire Prokhorov to Rename His NBA Team

Russia’s second richest man Mikhail Prokhorov is set to rename his NBA team the New Jersey Nets. Just what the new name will be remains a mystery for now, but the executive committee has already submitted the documents to move ahead with the renaming.

Where to Hide from Moscow Summer Heat

With the hottest summer for a millennium in Moscow, the Russian capital’s restaurateurs are having a hard time persuading Muscovites to dine on anything warmer than ice cubes. And that is understandable; abnormal temperatures soared to up to 104 degrees Fahrenheit when the heat wave covered the capital more then a month ago. The French Riviera is packed with Muscovites who feel disinclined to swap the beach-front terraces for a sweltering city with melting asphalt. So the Russian capital’s eateries are pulling out all the stops with some dazzling menu ideas.

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