Alexandra just completed her work for her movie debut! To the left (click on the photo to enlarge) you can see Alexandra at the recording studio putting the voice over her part of the movie by famous producer Stanislav Govoruhin, who filmed this summer "The Hotel Manager" with Alexandra Kosteniuk in her first acting role on the big screen.

Great success at the Moscow Duma on March 19, where Alexandra played a simul for the Deputies, achieving the great score of +16 =2 and -2 (many deputies are very good chess players!). Grigory Yavlinsky came to support Alexandra with some beautiful flowers, there was lots of press, and you can see many photos by clicking here!

We thought you’d enjoy seeing a picture (click on the thumbnail) of Alexandra supporting her favorite chess team, the Jane S. Roberts K-8 Center Chess Team , of Miami, Florida, composed, from L to R, of Daniel V., Alvaro , Christopher B., David, Michael C., Jillian , Ricardo , Jacquelyn , Daniel O., Michael R., Diego, Alberto , Rene , Christopher M., Sebastian, Kevin , and Marcos. The photo was taken at the Chess World Hall of Fame during the March 1-2 Induction Ceremony. Good luck to all! 🙂

Thanks to all the fans who sent emails, cards, flowers and gifts to Alexandra for the March 8 International Women’s Day Holiday! All of us at www.kosteniuk.com wish to all women of the world success, love, and to stay as pretty as they are! To the left is the card of Alexandra’s friend and supporter Grigory Yavlinsky. For our German fans, here’s an article that was just published in Der Zeit.

Alexandra took a blitz trip to New York, Washington DC and Philadelphia. You can see pictures here!

We would like to announce that a 20-board simul will take place in the Moscow Duma for Deputies on the 19th of March at 18:00 (details at 292-4364 and 509-3827).

Alexandra was invited to the Chess Hall of Fame and Chess Museum of Miami, Florida (USA). She met her colleagues Boris Spassky, Susan Polgar, Lev Alburt, Walter Browne and others. She gave a simul to the visitors of the Chess Museum. You can see pictures here!