Hollywood stars and supermodels have been drinking it for years. H2COCO is an Australian company that makes some of the most nutritious and delicious drinks going.

Coconut water is nature’s little gift for our bodies: no cholesterol, no fat, and packed with vitamins, minerals, amino acids, antioxidants and enzymes. H2COCO simply captures the goodness from young green coconuts and presents the product the way it was intended to be. Now for the problem of deciding what flavour: Pure, Pineapple or Pomegranate and Acai.

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Australian illustrator James Jirat Patradoon is not one to shy away from the spotlight. Gaining the attention of stars such as Nacho Pop and Kanye West with his sci fi/gangster rap/wrestling superhero/black metal creations, Patradoon has clients ranging from Grill’d to Adidas. Now he has teamed up with the new health company, Fierce for Life.

Patradoon met Lau (the founder of Fierce for Life) through Rob Hanly, who would in time become Lau’s husband and strategic adviser. Lau’s vision was to create a health company that changed women into stronger, sexier, and more confident versions of themselves. ‘It’s about giving women what they want.” notes Lau. ‘Not some anorexic role model or a double cheeseburger with the lot. They want to become fierce and independent – and there has been no approach to health, fitness and lifestyle that has done this for them properly’. Taking all of this into account, Patradoon created a character – someone to capture desired independence, someone to identify with, and someone to aspire to be. It’s a little bit comic book, but it’s lots of real life. Lau’s husband Rob also kindly chalked up the streets of Surry Hills for our recent Lost At E Minor Sydney party.

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In early 1965, LIFE photographer Bill Ray spent several weeks with The Hells Angels. Ray recalls his days and nights with Buzzard, Hambone, Big D, and other Angels (and their ‘old ladies’) at a time when the roar of Harleys and the sight of long-haired bikers was still new, alien, and for the average, law-abiding citizen, simply terrifying. This is a selection of Ray’s images originally published by LIFE.com, and more images can be seen on their website. [via Feature Shoot]

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Pixel is a 22-year-old small-town blogger. Everyone can read about him and his friends online. His blog Pixelschatten used to be the hippest thing in town, but now the local fame has faded away. His friends go to college, have new friends and interests, and his girlfriend Suse is irritated by the private issues revealed on the blog. When Pixel realizes that everyone but him is moving on, he changes all their lives with just one post.

Pixelschatten is a unique cinematic experience, a quirky, melancholic, yet warm and funny portrait of the ‘generation Internet’, mixing the first-person point of you aesthetics of Enter The Void with the zeitgeist of The Social Network. But this time it’s not about the greedy entrepreneurs behind a moneymaking machine, it’s about the people that spend their everyday life online. It’s about you. And the spoilers for your life.

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Le Voyeur is one of the personal projects of the Brazilian photographer, Marcela Ferri. She calls herself an ‘observer’ and she has the ability to become ‘invisible’ to her models, always taking pictures on the streets or of friends. If you’re an observer and love to watch people, you’ll love this project, too.

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