  Let $\rho:(D^2)^m\to I^m$ be the orbit map for the diagonal action of the
torus $T^m$ on the unit poly-disk $(D^2)^m$, $I^m=[0,1]^m$ is the unit cube.
Let $C$ be a cubical subcomplex in $I^m$. The moment-angle complex $\ma(C)$ is
a $T^m$-invariant bigraded cellular decomposition of the subset
$\rho^{-1}(C)\subset(D^2)^m$ with cells corresponding to the faces of $C$.
Different combinatorial problems concerning cubical complexes and related
combinatorial objects can be treated by studying the equivariant topology of
corresponding moment-angle complexes. Here we consider moment-angle complexes
defined by canonical cubical subdivisions of simplicial complexes. We describe
relations between the combinatorics of simplicial complexes and the bigraded
cohomology of corresponding moment-angle complexes. In the case when the
simplicial complex is a simplicial manifold the corresponding moment-angle
complex has an orbit consisting of singular points. The complement of an
invariant neighbourhood of this orbit is a manifold with boundary. The relative
Poincare duality for this manifold implies the generalized Dehn-Sommerville
equations for the number of faces of simplicial manifolds.
