Season 3 - Episode Guide

Teona Kontridze is frank about relations with Tsiskaridze, personal life, body positive, primitive music, jazz and nationality.

Lilia Abramova is frank about parting with Andrei Borisov (Gan13), new Vines, modern men, protests, nationality, the wedding of Ekaterina Didenko (dry ice), Minsk, Putin and new love. (16+)

Nadezhda Angarskaya is frank about bullying due to excess weight, denial of body positive, divorce from her Jordanian husband, victory in "The Last Hero", the closure of the show "Comedy Woman" and the singer's career.

Anna Pletneva talks frankly about "Vintage", her disagreements with Romanov, her "youthful" colleagues, Baskov's TikTok, Loboda's Boom Boom, her bisexual experience, alcohol, and the loss of her father. (+18)
 

Anita Tsoi talks frankly about her COVID-19 infection, infidelity, her relationship with Luzhkov, family traditions, the experience of eating dogs and the insect that doctors could not remove from her body for 10 years.

Stas Piekha talks frankly about addiction, his first heart attack, his son, childhood resentments, his mother, father and grandmother, whom he rarely saw.

Elena Borscheva talks about being bullied because of her appearance, beatings, broken bones, painful exit from Comedy Woman, tears over her cuckoo father, family and self-acceptance.

Nonna Grishaeva talks frankly about Crimea, Odessa, Ukraine, Russia, her multinationality, the comic screen image, the management of MOTYUZ, irrelevance, millions invested in Odessa theater, threats from Ukrainian radicals, the cancellation of the Russian language, relations with her husband and the play "Lyusya. Confession of Love".

Popular blogger with millions of followers, Andrei Borisov (GAN13), about his disagreements with Tatarka FM, the crisis of the genre, deep depression, antidepressants, acting education, work at the Theater of Nations, buying an apartment, life with his mother and his other half. 

Edgard Zapashny talks frankly about the refusal to use animals in the circus, animal defenders, the bankruptcy of Cirque du Soleil, the conflict with Gutseriev, the pain of the death of tigers, the millions in losses in the quarantine and the continuation of the dynasty. 

Elena Hanga talks frankly about her job at NTV, fake TV, supporting the Black Lives Matter movement, xenophobia in Russia, African roots, slavery of American ancestors, her daughter and the show "About This". 

Oskar Kuchera talks frankly about his departure from NTV, behind the scenes program "Stars Collide," the crisis of domestic television, Italian roots, family and the loss of his father from the coronavirus. 

Roza Syabitova talks frankly for the first time about her tumor, three surgeries, life without men, feminism, marriage of convenience, Tinder, her relationship with Guzeeva, women and marriage.  

Anatoly Tsoi talks frankly about a car accident, fractures, the breakup of the group "MBAND", leaving Konstantin Meladze, the sale of property for his solo work, his relationship with Sedakova, young female fans and nationality.

Alexandra Rebenok talks frankly about motherhood at 40, breastfeeding in public, harassment in the theater, the weakness of feminism, addiction, and provocative scenes in movies.

Alexander Vasiliev talks frankly about the disease COVID-19, work in "Fashionable Verdict", snobbery, rednecks, the disaster of the revolution, TikTok and homosexuality.

Anastasia Makeeva talks frankly about moneylessness, depression, the amount of advertising on Instagram, struggling with haters, boorishness, morality, mysticism, new love and IVF. 

Nargiz Zakirova talks frankly about her upcoming wedding, her boyfriend, harassment, accusations of Russophobia, alcohol, police detention, her 50th birthday, separation from her children for a year, her relationship to Russia and her new life. 

Maria Arbatova talks frankly about feminism, hunting women for men, unequal marriages, paid school education, fights by Zhirinovsky, the Me Too movement, and her own rape.

Stas Kostyushkin openly about rape, mockery from Sobchak, unwillingness to keep quiet, psychological trauma, complexes, fear of people, inflated torso, three children, beloved wife and nationality.   

Maria Kravchenko openly about the closure of Comedy Woman, acting education at the Shchukin Institute, friendship with Ekaterina Varnava, the loss of loved ones, difficult pregnancy, childbirth and a terrible diagnosis of doctors.  

Tutta Larsen frankly about leaving MTV for the faith, abortion, for which she blames herself to this day, the state on the brink of life and death, Morgenstern, parental control, the law on the protection of the feelings of believers, the church, the Patriarch's watch, and her homeland - Donbass. 

Sati Kazanova talks frankly about leaving show business, the Italian residence permit, the Islamization of Europe, the stupidity of Emmanuel Macron, Erdogan's "spit", women's rights, Masha Alalykina, ethnicity, mantras, yoga, her husband, an Italian and a confrontation with Dima Bilan.

Anna Semenovich talks frankly about pregnancy, C-sections, frozen eggs, growing breasts, overweight, body positivity, surrogacy, foster children, Zhanna Friske, Dmitri Shepelev, and her boyfriend.

Alexander Dobrovinsky talks frankly about the case of Mikhail Yefremov, the actor's personal insult, deprivation of his lawyer status, riding a scooter, journalists' stupidity, Elman Pashayev's guiltlessness, soccer player Artem Dzyuba, a personal meeting with Harvey Weinstein, the divorce of Pavel Gusev, editor-in-chief of MK, Lyubov Orlova's dacha and his long-awaited grandchildren. 

Yevgeny Petrosyan for the first time talks frankly about the birth of his son, his divorce from Еlena Stepanenko, his new wife, modern humor, stand-up, his own critics, sacrifice for the profession, the national question, life and profession. 

Elizaveta Boyarskaya talks frankly about her rare film shootings, family, feminism, the female role, her husband Maxim Matveyev, her attempt to move to Moscow, her complexes, her famous father, the hype, theater and Danil Kozlovsky. 

Poetess Yulia Solomonova (Sola Monova) - about modern poetry, poems on the issues of the day, the power of the Internet, inspiration, the throes of creativity, women and men.