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If anyone thought the members of incarcerated Russian punk band Pussy Riot would be cowed by the two-year prison sentence handed down last week, all they need do is check out the lyrics to the group's latest song, “Putin Lights Up the Fires.” A video

LOS ANGELES — Madonna, who had already voiced her support for the Russian punk band Pussy Riot, on Saturday joined a chorus of celebrities in slamming a jail sentence handed down in Moscow to three women from

Three members of the feminist band Pussy Riot were sentenced Aug. 17 to two years in a Russian penal colony because they performed a “punk prayer” in a Moscow church. The trial in Judge Marina Syrova's courtroom and the draconian punishment of

A new criminal case was launched into two Pussy Riot members who escaped police after participating in an infamous 'punk prayer' in Moscow's main cathedral. The announcement comes days after their co-participants were

Long before the punk band Pussy Riot was formed last fall, Father Vsevolod Chaplin, a senior clergyman of the Orthodox Church, had made himself an icon for conservative Russian values, sort of like what you might get if Rush Limbaugh and Pat Robertson

Moscow. The Pussy Riot trial may be over, but the fault lines it has exposed within Russia's educated and politicized elite appear deeper and more irreconcilable than anyone might have thought when the three women were arrested after performing a

Membership in Pussy Riot is fluid, with different members taking part in different actions, all wearing brightly colored ski masks to protect their identities. The group's modus operandi is to stage brief performances in public places, singing along

The case on the World Intellectual Property Organization website has been terminated, and the domain is currently listed as owned by Riot Games, the company behind the popular MOBA game of the same name.

Membership in Pussy Riot is fluid, with different members taking part in different actions, all wearing brightly colored ski masks to protect their identities. The group's modus operandi is to stage brief performances in public places, singing along

From Madonna to Bjork, from the elite New Yorker to the populist Daily Mail, the world united in supporting Russia's irreverent feminist activists Pussy Riot against the blunt cruelty inflicted on them by the state. It may not have stopped Vladimir

This February, a group of young women from the punk band Pussy Riot donned colored balaclavas and short skirts, and sang a song inside of Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral. The performance was an act of political theater, and among other things the

There's been plenty of talk about Russian feminist punk collective Pussy Riot in the global media over the past few weeks, but the neon-ski-mask-donning.

Pussy Riot are being unjustly persecuted (in a free society, they'd have been given a slap on the wrist and a fine, then let go), and that's appropriate and good to protest. But the support movement also carries some uncomfortable echoes of the Kony

This February, a group of young women from the punk band Pussy Riot donned colored balaclavas and short skirts, and sang a song inside of Moscow's Christ the Saviour Cathedral. The performance was an act of political theater, and among other things the

After the prolonged performance called “The Trial of Pussy Riot” finally ended with the verdict that the band's members are sentenced to two years in prison, we can finally draw some conclusions about what happened.