Written by Larry David alongside his Curb Your Enthusiasm and Seinfeld crew Alec Berg, David Mandel and Jeff Schaffer, David plays a disgraced former marketing executive who plots revenge against his former boss who made millions from the electric car company the once owned. Superbad and Adventureland director Greg Mottola takes charge behind the camera while Eva Mendes, Kate Hudson, Bill Hader, Michael Keaton, Jon Hamm, Liev Schreiber and Danny McBride also star. It’s shaping up to one of the best comedies of the year, and it won’t even make it into theatres. Clear History will be aired on HBO late this summer in August.

Off the back strong sales for their leopard print and camouflage styles, Nike return with a Tie Dye iteration of the Roshe Run summer shoe. Available in two colourways, orange/blue and green/pink, the shoe features a lightweight canvas top with a think, cushioned sole, perfect for running. The crisp white Swoosh and laces only make the bright tie-die colours stand out even more. For sale at €90 from Solebox: http://www.solebox.com/rosherun-tie-dye.html

One of the hyped films out of this year’s Sundance Film Festival, Don Jon is the directorial and writing debut from Joseph Gordon-Levitt. Off the back of a very strong couple of years in front of the camera, he plays the lead here too as the womanising Don Jon whose pornography addiction starts to impact on his life in the real world. Co-starring Scarlett Johansson and Julianne Moore, Don Jon hits theatres on October 18th.

Coming in the throngs of a busy year for both J.J. Abrams and Alfonso Cuarón, the pair team up NBC’s Believe, a sci-fi drama about a young super-powered girl and the death row inmate broken out of jail to protect her. Cuarón wrote and directed the pilot while Abrams will serve as executive producer, hopefully the show goes beyond the clichéed, clunky dialogue found wanting in the trailer, though with the two big names behind it, I’m sure millions will tune in to watch Believe come the premiere later in the year.

German photographer Lars Focke effortlessly captures the baron expanses of the Antarctic. With barely a scratch on the horizon, the impact of such a white landscape is astonishing, and the fact Lars is a UX designer by trade just makes his photography even more impressive.

You can view more of Lars Focke’s photography on his portfolio: www.larsfocke.de

The second single off their critically-acclaimed return, Shaking the Habitual, The Knife take their school gym warm-up to extremes, dancing on either side of the hall before the flashing lights kick in and everyone pulls a sparkler out of their pocket. With this being the knife, you won’t be surprised to hear there are a bunch of hidden meanings in there too, though directed by Roxy Farhat and Kakan Hermansson this is more than exciting on an aesthetic level too.

Batman returns for the heralded Arkham video game series, with Arkham Origins taking place years prior to the events in 2009’s Batman: Arkham Asylum. Focusing on Bruce Wayne’s early years as the caped crusader, the game will pit him against a range of iconic villains from the DC universe, all hired by mob boss Black Mask to put Batman away fr good. Hitting Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii U, and PC, Batman: Arkham Origins will be released on October 25th.

A refreshingly character-driven short film from director Aaron David DeFazio, Top Floor focuses on a high-powered hedge fund manager whose life begins to collapse around him. After discovering his biggest investor might be pulling out of the fund, he struggles to juggle fatherhood, his ex-wife and complications in his personal life. Selected for this year’s SXSW Film Festival, Top Floor is shot with poise and power and explores the world of finance which has so many layers behind the public sheen.

Bringing subtly gorgeous furniture and household pieces to the forgotten room in the house, Portugal-based Rui Pereira and Kyoto-based Ryosuke Fukosada’s Bug Collection is made from largely cork, with thin black metal piping to form each structure. Anti-allergenic and resistant to mold and liquids, cork is perfect for life in the bathroom, used here as both a base and a holder. Debuting at this year’s Milan Design Week, the pair developed the collection long-distance, via Facebook, Skype and email, sending pictures of materials, prototypes and sketches back and forth until they settled on the designs and construction.

View more of Rui Pereira and Ryosuke Fukosada’s work on their portfolios: www.rui-pereira.com and www.ryosukefukusada.com

Mixing brands from across their store, and shot by Renne Vaille in Cape Town, South Africa, Urban Outfitters show off their 2013 summer lookbook with a blend of short sleeved shirts, short, girls’ tops and bikinis.