Ever wanted to cosy up with Obama or tea bag the Queen? German design label,Donkey Products, have produced an awesome line of tea bags where you can do just that – designing tea bag sets decked with personalities from Prince Charles to Mr T(ea).

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Liberating the spirits of the great Hunter S. Thompson and Franz Kafka, this unique masterpiece of an animation unites great writing with imaginative visuals, shape shifting the audience into the mental state of a mad man. Produced to promote online bookseller and charitable organization Good Books, Metamorphosis, a teamwork project directed by Buck, is a ticket to a grand stream of delectable consciousness.

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Boasting a combination of urban soul, electric, pop and reggae, Australian artist Alphamama encompasses a Queendom quality that will mesmerize and energize. With her ability to hit notes like a soul Mama, then just as easily rip into a Hip Hop beat with an impressive rap, Alphamama possesses fearless versatility. She releases her album, Truths, Trips and Revelations, at Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory on March 7.

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With statement jewellery being both physically and fashionably bigger than ever, UK designer Anita Quansah fashions brassy bold pieces, evoking a boho chic that looks as though they’ve been crafted for a modish tribe.

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At first glance, Australian hip hop artist Iggy Azalea seems like the typical girl next door. That is, if the girl next door could write and rap rhymes like the kids in the big league. At just 21, Azalea isn’t just a pretty face. She recently dropped her free to download mixtape, Ignorant Art and there’s no doubt the rapper will be joining the rest of the women making their mark on this formerly male dominated genre.

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With Halloween just passed, talk show host Jimmy Kimmel put out a challenge to all parents of America to deliver the ultimate Halloween trick to their kids: telling their children the day after Halloween that they had eaten all of their hard earned candy. Oh, and to video the reaction, of course! What sounds like a cruel joke is all forgotten when you’re laughing at the unpredictable and sometimes adorable reactions. I know I wouldn’t have handled it well.

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A film intending to document a family reunion set in an Algerian refugee camp, Australian directors Dan Fallshaw and Violeta Ayala discover a whole other world when filming the award-winning documentary Stolen. Exposing that slavery is still a major issue in the Polisario governed camp, Stolen has sparked mass controversy, bringing light to a present day issue no one knew still existed.

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Expressing an air of freedom, Sydney artist Lachie Hinton’s work explodes with colour and personality as he drops all limitations to ‘deviate from standard and expectation’. Combining charcoal, ink and acrylic, Hinton breathes life into his caricatures’, creating quirky, eccentric and beautiful subjects.

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Appearing in the Guinness Book of Records as the most downloaded podcast in the world, The Ricky Gervais Show, now turned animated mini-series, is simply one of the best smart-witted comedic shows I’ve come across.

Sporting hysterical banter from Gervais, Steven Merchant and the hilariously daft, but outright lovable, Karl Pilkington (the bud of all Gervais’ jokes), The Ricky Gervais Show exploits humour in the most interesting topics and, of course, encourages the ridiculous thoughts of Karl Pilkington.

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Injecting you back into the 70s with his expired polaroids, director and photographer Neil Krug’s work will encourage you to pull out your Hendrix records and flash back to the days that were. Capturing beautiful yet simple images recreating a psychedelic world of cowboys and Indians, and all with a vintage feel, Krug encapsulates that golden era of music with an impressive portfolio of work ranging from music videos and photography for bands like Tame Impala, My Chemical Romance and Ladytron.

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Known for his black and white close-ups of the human body, Japanese photographer Eikoh Hosoe is one of the pioneers who breathed life into the art of photography. He helped turned photography into an art form full of symbolism and depth as he produced dark yet beautiful avante-garde images, focusing on war, sex and death.

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The free event Bizarre Bazaar flaunts talented local designers whilst engulfing Sydney’s burgeoning laneway culture. Combining fashion, music and bar life, Bizarre Bazaar breathes life into the nooks of Sydney’s city, in much the same way that Melbourne has been noted for.

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Well known for using everyday people to create large artistic impact, street artist and photographer JR has undertaken a new project upon winning the 2011 TED prize. His work has just been unveiled on New York’s bustling Houston St.

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With the introduction of the free app TuneIn Radio, the charms of the ‘wireless’ (no, not that wireless. We’re talking old school here) can finally be re-discovered. With more than 50,000 of the world’s radio stations tuned in, punch in a genre and you could be listening to stations from DubstepFM to DooWop Cafe wherever you’re at. Who said Internet killed the radio star?

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Charlie Brooker’s parody of a news report couldn’t be anymore spot on! If only the real news could be this entertaining each evening.

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Using his gift of satire and parody, Australian comedian and writer Chris Lilley is back with Angry Boys, a mockumentary styled series in which appraises the male in the 21st century.

Lilley, like his previous shows Summer Heights High and We Can Be Heroes, examines real life issues in comedic representation. Seen as one of the greatest Aussie impersonators of our day, there’s no doubt you’ll be hearing a wave of new Chris Lilley quotes with the airing of this series.

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Buying a brand new pair of kicks is already a jizzworthy experience, but customizing your own? Well, that’s just a little bit too exciting. At Pimp My Kicks you can deck out sneakers from dunks to chucks with whatever your heart desires. Fill out an order form with your ideas and images and in no time at all you’ll be the sneaker envy of all your mates.

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Stirring up indie, electronic, rock and ambient genres, is the striking enigmatic sounds of Sydney-based band, Sooners. With influences including Low, Toe, and Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds, Sooners will soon be releasing their double single on 7” vinyl. How about that!
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With designs that will transform any woman into a goddess, Australian fashion designer Camilla Franks creates spectacular garments combining bold colours and wild animal prints with a soft free-flowing aesthetic. Franks’ collections are especially versatile, from casual playsuits to her iconic kaftans.

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Ever seen a beard you can’t trust? Yes, me too. Well, here’s a witty Beard Chart visualisation that can be used as a guideline to help us all out.

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