Popular TV presenters of the 90s, then and now
We invite you to recall the top 20 popular TV hosts from the 90s and early 2000s, and learn about their subsequent lives.
Valery Komissarov
One of the most popular talk shows was "My Family," with its regular segment "The Mask of Revelation." The host would appear before the audience, hiding his face behind a mask and speaking in a false voice, and tell the most terrifying stories of his life. Valery Komissarov currently continues to work on the editorial team of the show "Dom-2."
Boris Kryuk
Boris Kryuk hosted the romantic show "Love at First Sight" until the early 2000s. In 2001, Kryuk took over Voroshilov's chair on the game show "What? Where? When?" Boris became the host, director, and general producer of the show.
Alla Volkova
Alla Volkova was the host of the romantic television show "Love at First Sight" with Boris Kryuk.
She currently works as an editor for all programs produced by the Igra-TV production center.
Ivan Demidov
Ivan Demidov began his career as an administrator on "What? Where? When?" and worked as an assistant director on "Vzglyad." He became a popular host thanks to his appearance on the show "MuzOboz," in which he always wore sunglasses. Ivan currently directs the Foundation for the Development of Contemporary Art.
Tatyana Vedeneyeva
Tatyana hosted "Good Night, Little Ones!", "Visiting a Fairy Tale," "Morning," and "Song of the Year," but suddenly disappeared from television in 1993. Tatyana is now a businesswoman. She owns the "Trest B" corporation, and Vedeneyeva's sauces are available in every Moscow supermarket.
Igor Ugolnikov
Igor Ugolnikov hosted "Oba-na!", "Ugol-show," and "Dr. Ugol."
In 2017, Igor headed the TEFI Immortal Regiment International Television Competition and became the chairman of the board of directors of the international television channel TV-BRICS.
Elena Khanga
From 1997 to 2000, Elena Khanga hosted the talk show "About This." In 2001, she launched a new show, "The Domino Principle." Today, Elena continues her journalistic career, working in radio and television. She currently works for Estonian television.
Elena Ishcheyeva
Elena Ishcheyeva was Khanga's co-host on "The Domino Principle," but left the show in 2004. Elena currently runs the website Finparty.ru, which is dedicated to celebrities in the financial world.
Ksenia Strizh
One of Ksenia Strizh's first programs was "50/50." This was followed by numerous successful television and radio projects. Ksenia Strizh appeared on major Russian channels until 2008. Recently, thanks to the show "10 Years Younger," Ksenia underwent plastic surgery and began looking great.
Maria Kiseleva
Maria Kiseleva was the strict host of the show "Weak Link." In 2005, the program was canceled. Since February of this year, "Weak Link" with Maria Kiseleva has returned to the air – 15 years later. The program now airs on the Mir TV channel.
Svetlana Sorokina
In the 1990s, when television was the main source of information, the entire country watched Svetlana Sorokina's programs. She has now retired from active television work and is raising an adopted daughter. Oleg Filimonov
A Doctor of Philology, a former KVN player, and an Odessa native by birth and spirit, he paid tribute to this city in "Gentleman Show."
Today, Oleg continues to act in theater and film and is a co-owner of a movie theater and production center.
Mikhail Marfin
Mikhail was the permanent host of the show "Schastlivy Slucha" (Happy Chance), which aired from 1989 to 2000. Mikhail currently writes scripts for other shows and series.
Anton Komolov and Olga Shelest
The duet of Olga Shelest and Anton Komolov is a remarkable example of professional compatibility and long-standing friendship.
Olga currently hosts the show "Ustami Babel" (Out of the Mouths of Babes) on the Rossiya-1 channel. Anton worked for various television channels, and since September 5, 2011, he has been co-hosting the "RUSH-RadioActive Show" on Europa Plus radio station, along with Elena Abitayeva.
Arina Sharapova
Arina Sharapova began as the host of the "Vesti" program on Channel Two, and from 1996 to 1998, she became the host of the news program "Vremya."
Now she is more involved in her colleagues' programs.
Alexandra Burataeva
Besides Arina Sharapova, ORT has had several other memorable news anchors. One of them is Alexandra Burataeva.
Now the former Channel One presenter is engaged in business: she owns her own art therapy studio.
Igor Gmyza
In 1995, after the creation of the ORT television channel, he was invited to host the "Vremya" program. He hosted the program from 1996 to 1998, alternating with Arina Sharapova.
Igor Vykhukholev
In the 1990s, he was one of the hosts of the news programs "Novosti" and "Vremya" on Channel One.
Nikolai Fomenko
In the 1990s, Fomenko was the author and host of such programs as "Top Secret" and "Pop Antenna." He currently works for Channel One and NTV. He has also appeared in several films.
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