Anna Chapman, the sultry undercover agent who pleaded guilty to spying for Mother Russia this summer, has now been honored by Russian President Dmitry Medvedev for her espionage. In a Kremlin ...

NEW YORK (CBS) Even though the Russian spy ring that included Anna Chapman failed to do much of anything other than get caught, the Kremlin has bestowed the country's highest honor on the agents ...

Anna Chapman, the flame-haired femme fatale who became the poster girl for the recent U.S.-Russia spy swap, will abide by a plea-bargain provision supposedly barring her from selling her story ...

(CBS/AP) MOSCOW - Since being deported from the United States as part of the biggest spy swap since the Cold War, 28-year-old red-haired vixen Anna Chapman has not exactly shunned the spotlight ...

Why the Anna Chapman-Edward Snowden seduction story is probably false Too clickable to be true? Andrew Couts Updated on May 30 2021 12:24 am CDT ...

RUSSIAN spy Anna Chapman has revealed how she used her sex appeal to target men. She also tells how she got a hedge fund job in London after winning a game of strip poker. In her autobiography, Cha… ...

Russian ex-spy Anna Chapman has walked a Turkish catwalk in a long red dress at a fashion show, flanked by two men posing as secret service agents in black suit and sunglasses.

Ever since photos of Anna Chapman began circulating online late Tuesday, the Internet at large has been foaming, frothing, fanatic for details about the reported 28-year-old secret agent/Maxim ...

The Big Russian Life of Anna Chapman, Ex-Spy *Really liking the sense of atmosphere in this piece.

Surely you remember Anna Chapman, the fire-haired beauty accused of spying on the U.S. who was sent back to Russia last summer, after seducing otherwise level-headed New Yorkers. She didn’t ...

Before she was arrested and deported, Russian spy Anna Chapman was living with powerhouse New York lawyer John Altorelli, who told friends she gave him the “best sex” he ever had. According to ...

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