New “Fashionable Verdict”: Evelina Khromchenko in a strange environment

During the New Year holidays, people don’t expect sensations from television and are mostly content with films, both old and not so old. But this time the holidays were marked by the long-awaited return of “Fashionable Sentence”. There was even some intrigue called “selection of new presenters.”

Of course, you won’t envy the new presenters. Naturally, they were compared to the eliminated Vasiliev and Babkina, and of course these comparisons are not in favor of the newcomers. Although they tried. Igor Vernik played the role of a man ready to drown all the women of the world in love, and, by the way, he did a good job. Stylists Alexander Rogov and Daniil Grachev sparkled with their knowledge of the subject of the program and bright jackets. Alexander Anatolyevich (he sat in the chair of the main presenter in various programs and was a defender) with Konstantin Mikhailov diligently fulfilled the assigned television task, and on the whole, they probably managed it.

For Tatyana Gevorkyan and Arina Kholina, the shadow of Nadezhda Babkina turned out to be a big problem. Babkin’s wide-open soul, combined with the ability to conduct almost kitchen conversations, could both delight and irritate, but did not leave the audience indifferent. The status of advanced girls clearly prevents Tatyana and Arina from making sweeping gestures, so where they need to go out of their way to save and protect, they think more about their image.

It would be strange if newcomers immediately showed themselves in all their glory; even big television guys need overclocking when it comes to a new project. Fortunately, with Evelina Khromchenko’s manners, everything is as it should be in this program. The entire glorious trinity of Vasiliev-Babkina-Khromchenko spoke in a tone that does not tolerate objections, and now only Evelina continues in the same spirit.

Of all the candidates, who would be the perfect company for her? There is a suspicion that in this case it is completely unimportant. Of course, it would be great to find a person comparable in his awareness and brightness to Alexander Vasiliev. So that high-society conversations and the old-fashioned chic of the Russian language are instantly replaced by playful jokes and remarks in the spirit of: “Not a jacket! Jacket, damn you!” So that dandyism is not hard-won, but as if given from birth, and intelligence does not interfere with remaining a simple and sincere person. Maybe there are such people, but you definitely need to look for them not among media figures. The conclusion in this situation is very simple. There is no need to shed tears over the past abundance, take what they give.

Interview like a boy

The series has ended, but the image just won’t let go. Actor Nikita Kologrivy, who played Kashchei in “The Boy’s Word,” apparently got so used to the role that he continues to behave like a street hooligan. The blessing does not bother ordinary citizens, but he gives interviews like a mafioso who has read philosophical books.

The hosts of various podcasts inviting the actor for conversations can probably be understood. Nikita is an ideal guest in the sense that she spares no one and also speaks in phrases that the media simply loves to quote. His colleague Alexandra Bortich is just a pretty girl with no education, the lines of the rapper Big Baby Tape are evidence of degradation, his colleagues on “The Word” are arrogant types, and so on. When formulating his thoughts, Nikita does not mince words, so much so that parents who watched “At the Pike’s Command” with their children, where the actor has the main role, have the right to be indignant at how they can act in a fairy tale with the same mouth.

“It turned out that it is better for some artists to open their mouths only in text,” Sasha Bortich noted on social networks after Kologrivy’s attacks. And this remark is very true even in isolation from the scandalous context. Actors generally need to give fewer interviews, and if you can’t do without it, then diligently avoid conversations from which you can understand what’s on your mind. By keeping their own thoughts to themselves that are not related to the films in which they star, artists, firstly, maintain a certain aura of star mystery and inaccessibility (very often this is for the benefit of their career), and secondly, they do not tell the public what is on their mind In general, they don’t have much. It’s a shame, but an agent, a PR person, a savvy friend, or anyone else didn’t explain this to Nikita, and now it’s too late, because we all know what’s on this artist’s mind.

There is really another explanation for everything that is happening. Those who like to dig deeper are already actively sharing their thoughts on the important social role of a popular artist. They say these are really needed now. Guys from the people, cutting the truth from the shoulder, sometimes, of course, going too far, but it doesn’t happen to anyone. But they are caring, and most importantly ideological and, of course, patriots. And if this is the case, then Nikita Kologrivy will probably be talking a lot in the near future. True, with every word he says, even impressionable people will most likely begin to understand the true value of an actor’s thoughts.