Drinkify makes sure you'll never drink alone again.
Kony 2012 is a viral campaign spearheaded by the humanitarian group Invisible Children to raise awareness about atrocities in Uganda.
The walls of Sydney's historic reservoir are currently playing host to obscurely profound pieces of moss poetry.
To the delight of fetishists of redundant technology, an American artist has created a typewriter that paints.
In attempt to help out those with a literary whim, Concrete Playground presents the ten best books to read this summer.
Road trips can be an idealised summertime activity, so Concrete Playground has come up with some tips to make sure you never have a bad one again.
The reinvigorated Sydney Festival has completely transformed our city in summer and it’s made Sydney a truly amazing place to be in January.
Helsinki is not only a city of freezing winters and scary death metal bands, but the world's capital of innovative and sustainable design.
The acclaimed director's latest short film has you falling in love with a pair of horny skeletons who come to life one night in a French bookshop.
In the ultimate act of not being able to let go, an artist has transferred the detritus of his past into a perusable dumpster.
The infamous Gonzo journalist has something to cure your throbbing head.
The face of Ziggy Stardust is now official currency in the London suburb of Brixton.
Ikea attempt to sell you their durable and inexpensive Swedish wares by aligning them precisely with your personality, lifestyle and tastes.
A conceptual sound collective and the French join forces to take you for a merry and blissfully confusing journey down Manhattan's Museum Mile.
The pod with bed and drop-down desk may mean the days of sleeping in airport food courts are well behind us.
Follow, a design concept store from the duo behind the Finders Keepers Market, has thrown open its doors to the world.
The same team behind Frankie is about to launch Smith Journal, a guy-friendly take on the concept that worked so brilliantly for the ladies.
While London was engaged in a process of repeatedly kicking itself in the face, some of those hardest hit have been independent artists and small businesses.
Tom Ballard responds to columnist Miranda Devine's article connecting Senator Penny Wong's pregnancy to the London riots.
We talk to the Wombats about music, near-death experiences, meeting Paul McCartney and dancing drunk to Joy Division.