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In Moscow, New Barbershops Trim Away Old Notions Of Russian Masculinity

Pomades is one of half-a-dozen barbershops on a single block in central Moscow. Until recently, Russian society took a narrow view of masculinity. Real men weren't supposed to worry about hair or skincare. Lucian Kim/NPR hide caption

Pomades is one of half-a-dozen barbershops on a single block in central Moscow. Until recently, Russian society took a narrow view of masculinity. Real men weren't supposed to worry about hair or skincare.

Back in the olden days – maybe five years ago in Moscow time – the Russian word for barbershop was rather quaint: parikmakherskaya, or literally, "wig shop."

While women could tend to their coiffures in ubiquitous salony krasoty , beauty salons, men had to content themselves with surly babushkas delivering awkward, cookie-cutter haircuts in spartan halls.

Today, the Russian capital is experiencing a boom in American-style barbershops, where bearded, tattooed hairdressers style their all-male customers with the latest shadow fades and pompadours to the sounds of hard rock and screeching espresso machines.

"If you go to a regular parikmakherskaya , you tell them how you want your hair cut but it never turns out right," said Maxim Kuzin, a young engineer waiting his turn in Pomades , one of half-a-dozen barbershops on a single block in downtown Moscow. "Here, the technique is completely different. I like the result."

In Moscow, young people who never knew the conformism of the Soviet Union are developing their own styles. Artemy Zolotarevsky, right, cuts a customer's hair at Pomades, one of several new men's salons that have opened recently in the Russian capital. Lucian Kim/NPR hide caption

In Moscow, young people who never knew the conformism of the Soviet Union are developing their own styles. Artemy Zolotarevsky, right, cuts a customer's hair at Pomades, one of several new men's salons that have opened recently in the Russian capital.

One of the newest words in the Russian language — the English word barbershop — exudes sophistication and hipness.

In Pomades, the shelves up front are full of the gels, waxes and oils that modern men use to coif themselves. There's a coffee bar, an old-school arcade video game, and in the back, five barber chairs. A haircut costs the equivalent of $17.

Three-and-a-half years ago, Roman Bagadayev, 31, and his partner, Yevgeniya Tolmachyova, 29, started Pomades as an online shop for men's grooming products. That turned into a brick-and-mortar store, which then morphed into their first barbershop.

"Moscow pushes people to do something," said Tolmachyova. "Everything here is very fast: people, traffic, business. So we're expanding. Now we have three barbershops."

From its look and vibe, Pomades wouldn't be out of place in Brooklyn or downtown San Francisco.

Despite chilly U.S.-Russian relations, Bagadayev says there's no contradiction, since all his customers have grown up on American movies, listen to American music and wear American clothing brands.

"All Russians love American culture, actually," said Tolmachyova. "It's all about image. It's prestigious to have something from Western culture. It doesn't matter what it is: any brands, what you wear, what you eat."

Muscovites are known for their trendiness — and it never takes very long for what's cool in New York or London to show up on the streets of the Russian capital.

Pomades started out as an online shop selling imported male grooming products. Lucian Kim/NPR hide caption

Pomades started out as an online shop selling imported male grooming products.

From Moscow, fashions then filter to the rest of Russia and the former Soviet Union. Tolmachyova says she has had business inquiries from as far away as Kyrgyzstan.

"This boom is quite narrow," said Stanislav Vazhenin, a client who studied in England and now works in a venture capital firm in Moscow. "Where I'm from – northwestern Russia – there are no barbershops."

The fact that barbershops are now in vogue in Moscow is also a reflection of what could be called the emancipation of the Russian male.

Until recently, Russian society took a narrow view of masculinity. Real men weren't supposed to worry about what they looked like, as over-attention to hair or skincare might raise suspicions.

"In Russia, people are homophobic a bit," said Tolmachyova. "A Russian man starts taking care of his appearance – it's sometimes not socially approved."

Now young people who never knew the conformism of the Soviet Union are developing their own styles.

"Here in Moscow, it's still not very typical for people to wear head tattoos and piercing and beards," says barber Artemy Zolotarevsky. "When people see me, some are amazed, some give me mean looks. And so I think I'm a bit of an outlaw." Lucian Kim/NPR hide caption

"Here in Moscow, it's still not very typical for people to wear head tattoos and piercing and beards," says barber Artemy Zolotarevsky. "When people see me, some are amazed, some give me mean looks. And so I think I'm a bit of an outlaw."

With his bushy beard, nose ring and multiple tattoos, Pomades' head barber, Artemy Zolotarevsky, would never have fit in back in those days. Even now, his look turns heads.

"Here in Moscow, it's still not very typical for people to wear head tattoos and piercing and beards," he said. "When people see me, some are amazed, some give me mean looks. And so I think I'm a bit of an outlaw."

But he's also a committed barber. The tattoo on his right hand depicts a barber's pole crossed over electric clippers.

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Tim founded the salon in 2010, starting as a small suite and growing into the 12-station establishment it is today.

Tim and Travis, the owners, envisioned a salon in downtown Murfreesboro that combined high-end products and skills with a personalized experience. Recognizing the significant changes in the salon industry over the past 20 years, they aimed to create a space that offered a diverse range of experiences under one roof—something rare in downtown Murfreesboro. Their goal was to provide a welcoming home for both new and experienced stylists, offering individualized training and support.

In an industry that often overlooks the needs of stylists, they wanted to create a nurturing environment where stylists could thrive.

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Ewan McGregor Looks Back on ‘Trainspotting,’ ‘Big Fish’ and 25 Years as Obi-Wan Kenobi: ‘I Hope We Get a Chance to Do Another One’

The roles played by Ewan McGregor have taken him far: to a galaxy far, far away (three “ Star Wars ” prequels and their small-screen follow-up, “ Obi-Wan Kenobi ”); to post-Bolshevik Revolution Russia (“A Gentleman in Moscow”); even to the bottom of the worst toilet in Scotland (“Trainspotting,” the second of four collaborations with filmmaker Danny Boyle).

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Given his resume, which in addition to the credits listed above includes “Velvet Goldmine,” “Moulin Rouge!,” “Black Hawk Down” and “Big Fish” alongside TV projects like “Fargo” and “Halston,” the actor has little reason for embarrassment. From his first days as a stagehand at the Perth Repertory Theatre in Scotland, McGregor says that he remembers declaring his career ambitions early, if not altogether humbly. “I watched the actors and I learned from them. One of them was up for an advert or something, and I was 16, and I was like, ‘Oh, I’d never do that — I only ever want to do work that’s important’,” he remembers.

“What an arrogant thing to say!” he acknowledges, laughing. “But I did in my clumsy way mean it. And when I say I’ve achieved my dreams, I think I’ve done work that has been important to people who’ve watched it.”

“It’s always the same responsibility, to be believable in this character, in this story,” he says. “In the ‘Star Wars’ world, it was in the early days [with] the technology, and the green screen doesn’t aid the actor. It’s not helpful.”

Hayden Christensen, who played his young Padawan Anakin Skywalker in “Attack of the Clones” and “Revenge of the Sith” before assuming the character’s villainous alter ego Darth Vader in “Obi-Wan Kenobi,” remembers McGregor mentoring him not just in the ways of the Force, but in navigating the then-nascent ways of green screen acting. “The first time I met Ewan was in Australia,” Christensen says. “I remember walking into the hair and makeup room, and he came over and gave me a big hug. Right away I knew that I was standing in front of a friend.”

“He really took me under his wing,” Christensen adds. “It’s easy to get caught up in the technicalities of making those films. But he always just brought it back to the emotional aspect of what we were doing.”

McGregor’s own love for the franchise was what prompted him to take the plunge into Lucas’ cinematic universe, but it also forced him to compartmentalize that fandom as he explored it from the inside. “Me and my brother watched the first ‘Star Wars’ films a million times, like most people my age. They were so important to us,” he recalls. “So I had to switch something off in my head to be able to cope with the bigness of all that and just get on with it.” Portraying a younger version of Alec Guiness’ Obi-Wan Kenobi afforded him a welcome opportunity to research his predecessor’s filmography, and eventually gave him a benchmark to strive for as he’s returned to the role multiple times.

“I loved, more than anything, getting to know Alec Guinness’ work because I was playing him as a young man,” he says. “Even now with the series, that’s my personal challenge — if a take feels a bit like him, I’m happy.” McGregor adds that even after 25 years, he hasn’t tired of playing the role. “I really do hope we get a chance to do another one,” he says. “Between where we ended off in the series and when Alec Guinness comes on screen with Luke Skywalker, I think there’s another few stories to tell in there.” Christensen, who’ll present McGregor with his Walk of Fame star, shares his enthusiasm for more “Obi-Wan Kenobi,” especially if it leads to another front-row seat to watch him in the role.

“If it means that I got to do more with Ewan, then that’s a no-brainer, but I really hope that he continues with the character,” Christensen says. “Just as a fan, it’s so exciting to get to watch him play Obi-Wan — he’s just so good at it.”

“Once, he walked over to me and went, ‘I can hear every seat in the cinema flapping up,’ like I was boring everyone to death and everyone’s leaving,” McGregor remembers. “I was like, ‘Oh, thanks, Woody.’ So me and Colin Farrell, as soon as we saw each other, we’d start running lines because there were huge long scenes, and he doesn’t like to do or doesn’t often do coverage — which is wonderful to do as an actor because it’s a bit like being on stage, but you have to be up to speed.”

He indicates that he developed some special relationships with a few of the other filmmakers, including “Beginners” director Mike Mills, who’s one of the colleagues who will also be presenting McGregor’s star. “Mike was brilliant, in terms of his appreciation of acting and the belief that that should be given and time and focus on set,” he says. “He has that balance right, where it does feel like the performance is everything and the cinematography and everything adds to it.” Meanwhile, after “Big Fish,” he’d hoped to find another director with whom he could maintain the kind of relationship he did with Boyle. “I had great hopes that I would be Tim Burton’s new Johnny Depp,” he confesses. “But of course Johnny Depp is still Tim Burton’s Johnny Depp, so I didn’t get a chance.”

Each time, McGregor says he’s been fortunate enough for those filmmakers to be the ones to approach him with an opportunity. In fact, reaching out first hasn’t paid off for him in the past: “The only time I’ve reached out to a director was to Jonathan Glazer, after I watched ‘Under the Skin’,” he reveals. “I’ve never met him, and I don’t know him, but I did write a letter through my agent saying, ‘I just only want to work with you.’ I never heard from him!”

After decades of on-set education from master-class directors, McGregor helmed his first film, “American Pastoral,” in 2016. Though he says he loved the experience, he admits he’s unsure when he’ll try it again. “I’ve never felt more alive than and scared and responsible,” he says. “As the actor and the director, I had to be treated like a grown-up person. I did make the film that I wanted to make, and I was very proud of it. But when it opened and nothing happened, it broke me a bit.”

One incentive to do so, he says, is the opportunity to provide a showcase for his “Fargo,” “Birds of Prey” and “A Gentleman in Moscow” costar (and as of 2022, wife) Mary Elizabeth Winstead. “I’d love to direct Mary in something,” says McGregor. “I think she’s an amazing actor, and I would love to find a script that was like an absolute powerhouse vehicle for her. I think if it happens again, that’s what I would like to find.”

“Sometimes when you see the Globes or the Oscars happening, you can think, that’s Hollywood,” he says. “I don’t know that I’m part of that gang, but this star might make other people feel more confident to claim their space in this world, and in this business — to feel worthy of it all.”

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