Russian spy Anna Chapman in from cold, out on web

Moscow: Russian spy Anna Chapman in from the cold and on the internet from the official site with photos, news and optimistic message calling on Russian to smile and be independent.
Www.annachapman.ru site is the latest venture from Chapman, who has made the media splash as her deportation from the United States in the Cold War-style spy swap in July last year.
She posed in a tight-fitting underwear for photos with the Kremlin in the background, started a weekly show, the brand's name and took a position with the youth wing of the ruling party of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
On the home page in red features a Soviet-style red star and a close-up Chapman held her face in her hands decorated with bright red nail polish.
It includes references to the television show, she began conducting in January on REN-Russia TV, "Secrets of the World", and the charity she created to help children with sight problems.
Lower down the series of photographs of Chapman, the first showing of its standing, the hip shot, in a curve hugging green dress.
Under the red star, the name of Chapman in the English language, but the site as a whole - as Chapman writes in the Twitter message published on Thursday - is "in Russian only so far."
Chapman was one of 10 Russian agents who were arrested in the United States last summer and deported in exchange for four Russian jail on charges of spying for the West.
Spies received a warm welcome in Russia, where the ex-KGB officer Vladimir Putin, sang patriotic songs with them, and President Dmitry Medvedev has given them with state honors.
"I believe that the day of my return will be my second birthday," Chapman said in a statement on its homepage. - (Reuters)