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The Flaming Lips Announce New Album ‘The Teardrop Throbs’, Release New Song
The Flaming Lips have announced a new album called The Teardrop Throbs. To be released via Third Man Records on January 22, it marks the band’s 17th studio album and first LP of original material since 2020’s American Head. Check out its first single, ‘God Will Control The Werewolves’, below. The band produced the new […] The post The Flaming Lips Announce New Album ‘The Teardrop Throbs’, Release New Song appeared first on Our Culture.
Kate Middleton Shares a Rare Off-Duty Photo With Princess Charlotte
The Princess of Wales gave a new look at her family during her Three Peaks Challenge day.
Harry Styles’s ‘Coming Up Roses’ Is a Love Song About Romances That Don’t Last Forever
The singer called the track “one of my favorite things I’ve ever done.”
The Trap Season 2: Cast, Rumours & Release Date
If you’re a fan of Netflix’s Harlan Coben adaptations, there’s a new German thriller that might catch your eye. The Trap has twists, turns, and a tantalising mystery that keeps you guessing. With 5.4 million views last week, it’s also one of the most-watched non-English shows on Netflix, and a Top 10 show in 80 […] The post The Trap Season 2: Cast, Rumours & Release Date appeared first on Our Culture.
Will There Be a Nobody Wants This Season 4? Here’s What We Know
Creator Erin Foster has already weighed in on the show’s future.
100 Days of Deception Season 2: Cast, Rumours & Release Date
Like being undercover wasn’t stressful enough, imagine falling for someone who could wreck your future? That’s the premise of 100 Days of Deception, a new Korean series available on Netflix. Set in the ‘30s, the historical spy romance has the potential to make you both gasp and swoon. With 2.8 million views last week, it’s […] The post 100 Days of Deception Season 2: Cast, Rumours & Release Date appeared first on Our Culture.
Kim Kardashian’s Latest Red Carpet Look Is Not Your Typical Polka-Dot Dress
Her Galia Lahav gown made its debut at New York Bridal Fashion Week earlier this month.
The Modern Man’s Guide to Fitness, Recovery, and Long-Term Wellbeing
You used to bounce back from a big weekend or a hard game of footy in a day. Now your knees grumble on the stairs, you’re wiped out by 3pm, and the gym membership has quietly become a donation. If that sounds like you, you’re not lazy. You’re probably just running without a plan. Start […] The post The Modern Man’s Guide to Fitness, Recovery, and Long-Term Wellbeing appeared first on Our Culture.
The Longevity Movement: How Science Is Changing the Conversation About Ageing Well
Your feed is full of cold plunges, $200 blood tests and podcasters promising to “reverse” your age. Meanwhile you just want to keep up with the kids, sleep through the night and not feel stiff every morning. It’s hard to know what’s real and what’s marketing. The good news is that the science of ageing […] The post The Longevity Movement: How Science Is Changing the Conversation About Ageing Well appeared first on Our Culture.
The Evolution of Digital Marketing in the Age of Automation
Digital marketing has transformed into a discipline run largely by software. Not long ago, marketers built each campaign by hand by writing every email or sorting audiences on spreadsheets. Today, automation handles much of that work, and the marketer’s role has shifted from doing the repetitive tasks to directing the systems that do them. As […] The post The Evolution of Digital Marketing in the Age of Automation appeared first on Our Culture.
Omni’s Philip Frobos Announces New Solo Album, Shares New Single
Philip Frobos – the vocalist and bassist of Atlanta band Omni – has announced his second solo album. Taste for the Unsavory, the follow-up to 2021’s Vague Enough to Satisfy, is due January 29 via Danger Collective Records and Upset the Rhythm. It’s led by the wry, propulsive single ‘The Handoff’, which features guest vocals […] The post Omni’s Philip Frobos Announces New Solo Album, Shares New Single appeared first on Our Culture.
Artist Spotlight: Ryan Hemsworth
Ryan Hemsworth is a Canadian musician and producer who grew up in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Before his debut full-length, Guilt Trips, arrived in 2013, he’d already been gaining traction for his collaborative work and remixes for the likes of Lana Del Rey and Cat Power. Across genres, Hemsworth’s always had his fingers on the pulse; […] The post Artist Spotlight: Ryan Hemsworth appeared first on Our Culture.
Alexander Skarsgård Net Worth, Salary & Highest Grossing Movies
After a stint as a child actor, Alexander Skarsgård quit the business, only to return to it about a decade later. We’re grateful for it, because he built the kind of versatile career that turns heads. Skarsgård also made it a point to take on challenging roles that help him stand out from the crowd. […] The post Alexander Skarsgård Net Worth, Salary & Highest Grossing Movies appeared first on Our Culture.
How Wellness Trends Shape the Way We Think About Everyday Health
Wellness used to be a niche topic in specialty magazines. Now it shows up in grocery aisles, office benefits packages, social media feeds and conversations at the dinner table. Trends shape what we eat, how we move, how we rest and what we count as normal self-care. At their best, they turn complicated health advice […] The post How Wellness Trends Shape the Way We Think About Everyday Health appeared first on Our Culture.
Glass Skin & No-Makeup Glow: Preparing Your Skin for a Special Event
Doing your makeup can be the thing that puts the biggest smile on your face, or frustrates you the most. Why the frustration? When it settles around dry patches or makes uneven texture more noticeable. Thankfully, we live in an era where less is more and the movement of beauty minimalism is ascending: fewer products, […] The post Glass Skin & No-Makeup Glow: Preparing Your Skin for a Special Event appeared first on Our Culture.
The culture of recovery: Why low HRV is becoming the wellness metric everyone is watching
There was a time when checking your health meant stepping on the scales or counting how many steps you had taken. Today, smart rings and watches offer something far more detailed: sleep scores, stress estimates, recovery ratings and increasingly, heart rate variability (HRV). For a generation accustomed to tracking everything from screen time to daily […] The post The culture of recovery: Why low HRV is becoming the wellness metric everyone is watching appeared first on Our Culture.
Why Melbourne Suburbs Can Change a Kiwi’s Daily Routine
Moving from New Zealand to Melbourne involves more than adjusting to a larger Australian city. Your choice of suburb can influence how early you leave for work, where you shop, how your children get to school and what you do after hours. Melbourne’s neighbourhoods offer distinctly different lifestyles, from busy inner-city streets to quieter residential […] The post Why Melbourne Suburbs Can Change a Kiwi’s Daily Routine appeared first on Our Culture.
Why Full-Length Mirrors Are Disappearing From Hotels
But not from this NYC lobby loved by Law Roach and Alix Earle.
Harry Houdini Died 100 Years Ago This Halloween: Was He Really Killed by a Punch to the Stomach?
This Halloween marks the 100th anniversary of the death of famed escape artist Harry Houdini. Today, most of us know more about the manner of that death than we do about any of the feats of escape artistry that made him famous in the first place. As the story goes, he’d mastered his own body […]
Hear an Hour of the Jazzy Background Music from the Original 1967 Spider-Man Cartoon
Ray Ellis had a six-decade career as a producer, arranger, and jazz composer. And while he’s best known for arranging music for Billie Holiday’s Lady in Satin (1958), he also enjoyed a long career orchestrating music for television. Working under a pseudonym “Yvette Blais” (his wife’s name), Ellis composed background music for the cartoon studio Filmation between 1968 and 1982. And, during […]
Light Below the Surface – An Underwater Photography Guide to Raja Ampat Diving
Water is a strange medium for a photographer. It swallows color in a fixed order, red first, then orange, until everything past about 20 meters looks like it was shot through a blue gel. Anyone who’s come back from a reef with a memory card full of murky turquoise frames has met this problem. Raja […] The post Light Below the Surface – An Underwater Photography Guide to Raja Ampat Diving appeared first on Our Culture.
Shooting Komodo – An Underwater Photography Guide to Scuba Diving in Komodo
Komodo National Park is one of the most rewarding places in Asia to photograph underwater, and one of the most demanding. Strong tidal currents feed reefs that are thick with fish and soft coral. The same currents can drag a camera rig sideways and empty a frame in seconds. Photographers who come back with good […] The post Shooting Komodo – An Underwater Photography Guide to Scuba Diving in Komodo appeared first on Our Culture.
Gig Trips and Cashless Festivals – Hospitality POS Systems Behind the Bar
At 11.40 on a Sunday night in August, the bar tent at a three-day festival outside Rotterdam was six deep. A group of four friends from Leeds, there for the final headliner, tapped their wristbands on a small reader one after another, two beers each, done in under a minute. Nobody had touched a coin […] The post Gig Trips and Cashless Festivals – Hospitality POS Systems Behind the Bar appeared first on Our Culture.
Festival Room Swaps – How Property Management Systems for Hotels Keep Up
At 2.40 am on Friday 6 June 2025, I was standing at the front desk of a 22-room hotel in Poblenou, still wearing my photo pass from the Parc del Fòrum, asking the night porter if there was any chance of a quieter room. I’d shot six sets at Primavera Sound that day. My room, […] The post Festival Room Swaps – How Property Management Systems for Hotels Keep Up appeared first on Our Culture.
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