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NewsNew Interactive Music Video Puts Viewers on the Line
Connect with humankind via the humble cursor.
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NewsGet Your Own Great Gatsby Duds, Thanks to Brooks Brothers and Catherine Martin
Catherine Martin and Brooks Brothers teamed up to create the costumes for The Great Gatsby, now, Brooks Brothers has launched a collection inspired by those costumes.
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NewsHighlights from Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia
Christina Roys gives her highlights of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia
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NewsMonocle Does Coffee Now
The magazine-gone-global brand synonymous with cool is now serving designer lattes to savvy Londoners.
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NewsThe Ten Best Swings Ever
Things have come a long way since your ma or pa tied a threadbare rope to a used tyre.
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NewsSustainable Treehouses for Grown-Ups to Transform London’s Parks
Jump out of urbanity, into nature and back again.
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NewsA New Wave of Music Inspired Art + Win Beck’s Beer
Beck's Beer collaborates with indie-pop band Ghost Wave on their latest campaign.
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NewsNew York Times Creates Haiku Robot to Share News
Twitter too much? Try these New York Times haikus, created by algorithm.
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NewsThe Top Ten Fashion Trends of 2013
We've teamed up with Mercedes Benz to present our picks for the top trends of 2013 to celebrate the launch of the fashionable new A-Class.
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NewsNike Introduce a Natural Motion Shoe
The natural movement of the foot is hindered by our reliance of footwear, especially in the presence of some ill fitted sport shoes.
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News19-Year-Old Develops Device to Remove 7 Million Tons of Rubbish from the Ocean
Boyan Slat recently proposed his genius plan to clear the oceans of over 7 million tons of plastic.
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NewsWhy Air Conditioning Will Be Just a Blip in History
We didn't need it 50 years ago, and we might not need it in another 50.
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NewsTen Ingenious Ways to Fill a Terrarium
The terrarium has come back with a vengeance, a sophistication and a sense of humour.
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NewsSeven Forward-Thinking Foodies Create Meals from the Future
Good news for people who like needles, kelp and insects.
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NewsSix Unbelievable Things You’re Missing at SXSW 2013
From a talking show courtesy of Google to a vending machine that lets you choose the party beats, SXSW 2013 opened with a bang.
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NewsSpace Odyssey: Ten Futuristic Hotels Around the World
When only futuristic chic will do, check out these ten space-age stays around the world.
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NewsDelta Demos a ‘Photon Shower’ That Can Cure Your Jet Lag
Amanda Palmer wasn't the only thing that happened at TED Long Beach.
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NewsYour Tweets Control the Music in SXSW’s Interactive Vending Machine Stage
With Doritos' Bold Stage concert you can choose the songs, special effects and even performers with nothing more than a tweet
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NewsEnergy-Harnessing Soccer Ball Brings Power to Those Who Play with It
The most fitting product to ever feature on Kickstarter?
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NewsConcrete Playground Meets Adam Bryce
Christina Roys catches up with Adam Bryce, Creative Director of Glassons, Post Creative/Post New and Slamxhype
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NewsSeven Intricate Structures You Won’t Believe Were Made Out of Paper
Check out seven of the most intricate and incredible structures ever made out of paper
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NewsTen Amazing and Unorthodox Swimming Pools
This collection of gravity-defying, awe-inspiring and simply remarkable swimming pools will completely transform...
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NewsThe Billboard That Turns Humid Air Into Water
The Peruvians stretch one streetside billboard beyond mere advertising purposes.
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NewsWrite on Air with the World’s First 3D Pen
Imagine simply waving a pen around in the air and creating real-life 3D objects while you do it.
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NewsThe Ten Best Art Apps
Art organisations across the globe are transforming how tech-savvy visitors can experience their works.
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NewsSeven of the World’s Most Extreme Wine Cellars
Hotels and homes alike are competing to install wine cellars that are taller, brighter, larger or simply fancier than the rest.
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NewsFashion News
Christina Roys rounds up the latest in fashion news in the city and around the globe.
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NewsFour Unmissable Visual and Digital Installations at Auckland Fringe
Ever interacted with a digital animal, played a video game projected onto a building fascade or been part of a joystick orchestra? Now's your chance.
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NewsA Portrait of the Artist as a Video Game
The struggles and frustrations of the New York art scene are transformed into a highly addictive video game.
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NewsTen Romances Ruined by Autocorrect
Clear the air of painful Valentine's Day schmaltz with this hilarious collection of love declarations gone awry.
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NewsIntroducing: Nike Flyknit Lunar1+
Based on the hugely popular ‘Flyknit’ which was launched during the Olympics last year, the Flyknit Lunar1+ is a lightweight, formfitting and virtually seamless Nike Flyknit upper combined with the super plush, responsive Lunarlon cushioning.
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NewsBeautifully Creepy Posters of David Lynch Films
Jeremy Saunders didn't plan on making minimalist poster redesigns. But then he watched David Lynch's Lost Highway.
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NewsBjork Turns to Kickstarter to Spread Biophilia
The musician turns to crowdfunding to get her educational music app reprogrammed for Android and Windows 8.
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NewsTen of the Best at Sculpture on the Gulf 2013
Concrete Playground rounds up some of our favourites pieces at the Sculpture on the Gulf 2013.
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NewsTwitter vs Facebook wars continue with Vine app for video
Get ready for six-second videos as your next social network.
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NewsThe House That 3D Printing Built
Universe Architecture puts the new technology to monumental use.
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