Times are changing. Now any scandal in show business, theatre, cinema or sports immediately becomes public, the press discusses it, the participants in the scandal are shown on TV, and viewers savor the details. But it was not always so. During the Soviet era, censorship in the press and on TV completely deprived fans of stars of this “pleasure.” Rumors circulated, people caught rare messages, and the press cheerfully reported on the high morality of society. Nevertheless, scandals occurred, sometimes at the highest levels of power, with the most popular actors, the most respected cultural figures and the most famous athletes. Well, let's go back decades and try to understand what was really happening then...