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On September 9, 2008, a press release appeared on the band's official website that declared that the forthcoming album would be titled "Veselye Ulybki" ("Happy Smiles") instead of "Upravleniye Otbrosami." The name change reflected sarcastic comments about the state of the Russian music business made by Volkova and Katina in an interview with Moscow's Time Out Magazine.^[14] The press release nude TATU also provided the tracklist of the album and an early version of its cover art, but still no confirmed release date was given. On September 12, the album's third single, "You and I" made its debut on Love Radio. The press release disappeared from the site shortly afterward, only to re-appear on October 8 with a change made to the cover art --- where there was once the face of a smiling astronaut on the original design, a black square now appeared.

Since 2005, T.A. Music has been the production company of t.A.T.u., which is located in Moscow, Russia. lesbian schoolgirls The liner notes that accompanied the release of Dangerous and Moving said that the company was comprised of t.A.T.u., Boris Renski, Dasha Mischenko,and Andrey Artischev.

Stringent rules were laid out for Katina and Volkova. Their management told the girls only to sign autographs for people related to the group, no one else, and to only give brief answers to the press, if at all.[3] They were forbidden to speak about their sexual activities, living together and their personal lives. Their tight contract they were under lena katina imagesize:large dictated what they did, what they said, and even how they felt. Volkova was told to ignore questions from reporters, frown, and look clearly upset to further the contrast between herself and Katina.