This week brings a diverse mix of entertainment news, from a politically charged podcast to intriguing new book releases and the story of a rising star in the film world. Let's dive in!
Piatoček's Satirical Podcast Returns
Fans of satirical podcasts, rejoice! Piatoček is back with a new episode, and the title is sure to raise eyebrows: "Once that Russian Leaves!" The podcast promises its usual blend of sharp wit and social commentary. It's definitely worth a listen for anyone who enjoys a humorous take on current events.

Whether the "Russian" in question is a political figure or a broader commentary on Russian influence remains to be seen. But one thing's for sure: Piatoček isn't afraid to tackle controversial topics with a dose of humor.
New Books Explore Complex Themes
For bookworms, there's a fresh batch of titles hitting the shelves. One particularly intriguing book is Bezbranná, which delves into the disturbing world of Münchhausen syndrome by proxy. This psychological thriller promises to be a gripping read.
Another interesting release is Nejlepší casting mého života, a novel about an actress navigating the ego-driven world of theater auditions. Then there's Ruská duše neexistuje, a thought-provoking conversation between Jan Bělíček and slavist Tomáš Glanc exploring the concept of the "Russian soul." Rounding out the list are a literary adaptation of the TV series Děcko, a travel guide to Slovenia, and a Czech detective novel by Štěpánka Běla Houbková. Something for everyone!
Mark Eydelshteyn: From Naked Audition to Cannes Winner
The film world is buzzing about Mark Eydelshteyn, the young Russian actor who landed the leading role in the Oscar-nominated tragicomedy Anora. His story is already the stuff of legend. Reportedly, Eydelshteyn auditioned for the role completely naked!

Anora has already garnered significant acclaim, including a win at Cannes. This success is sure to propel Eydelshteyn to international stardom, making him one to watch in the coming years. It seems his bold audition paid off!

From satirical podcasts to captivating books and rising film stars, there's plenty to keep you entertained this week. So, grab your headphones, head to your local bookstore, or check out Anora to stay in the loop!