Culture

Rolling Stones to play in Cuba

The Rolling Stones are set to become the biggest musical act to play in Cuba since its 1959 revolution. The […]

Renown architect first woman to receive Royal Gold Medal

Since 1848 The Royal Gold Medal for architecture has been awarded annually to distinguished architects, and occasionally engineers, by the Royal […]

Australia’s prehistoric Lion revealed

40,000 years ago or more an 8 to 100 kilogram large marsupial lion roamed the continent of Australia. Thylacoleo carnifex […]

The year of the monkey – what does it mean?

Were you born in the year of the monkey? Then this is what 2016 has in store for you.

The funniest anti-Valentine’s day cards

These Valentine’s Day cards for honest and unconventional romantics are the perfect anti-Valentine’s day option.

A new Harry Potter book on its way

Harry Potter is back to live another day. According to J.K Rowling’s Pottermore website the eighth instalment of the Harry Potter series, the […]

Giant Marilyn sets down in small town Australia

A Marilyn Monroe exhibition, showcasing the legend’s costumes and personal effects is now on in the Australian town of Bendigo.

Julia Child’s French home has been sold

You can now visit Julia Child’s house for french cooking lessons and a spot of yoga.

World’s most amazing festivals

Take a cultural trip around the world with these incredible festivals.

Everyday Australians featured in largest crowd-sourced film

Critically acclaimed Australian filmmaker Gillian Armstrong has directed Australia’s biggest crowd-sourced film ‘The Inspiring Story of Us’.

12th Annual Smithsonian Photo Competition Finalists

These incredible photographs showcase the best and most beautiful from around the word.

Artist rides the wind

Janet Echelman is an American artist who discovered what inspiration truly is when she had to think on her feet.

Taking a chance on ‘Mamma Mia’ themed restaurant

All four members of the 1970’s swedish pop group Abba have reunited for the opening of a new ‘Mamma Mia’ themed restaurant in Stockholm.

Art Month descends on Sydney

March 2016 will see the opening of Art Month Sydney, a not-for-profit contemporary art festival providing opportunities for public access to art works, tours and talks.

The Dreamtime Project: empowering young indigenous women

A new project is empowering young Australian aboriginal women through fashion and providing them with a support network to achieve their dreams.

Before The War Began

New book provides a glimpse into beautiful Germany before the war took hold.

The voice of a nation

Canadian children’s choir welcome Syrian refugees with touching rendition of Arabic song.

Is the ‘real’ Mona Lisa hiding beneath the famous portrait?

Scientists have discovered a hidden secret behind the Mona Lisa.

New Pirelli calendar marks major cultural change

Infamous Pirelli Calendar opts for distinguished female icons of our time over their usual uber-sexual portraits of supermodels.

Waves create music: architect designed sea organ

In the war torn city of Zadar in Croatia a local architect Nikola Bašić has created a public ‘Sea Organ’

Dog Day Afternoon

Man’s best friend worshipped in touching Nepalese festival that celebrates our closest companions.

Other wordly remains appear as water recedes

The ruins of a the 16th Century Temple of Santiago have emerged from a reservoir in Mexico.

The short of it

This vending machine dispenses food to feed the mind, not the stomach

Louis Vuitton designs case for Rugby World Cup 2015

Louis Vuitton brings a touch of luxe to the Rugby World Cup

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