Learn how to seduce women thanks to a humorous new video series from Joop! Homme, the classic fragrance for men.

The video series features James Charm, a seduction expert as he gives viewers some practical tips that may actually work from how to hit on girls in supermarkets to how to eliminate a rival.

Joop fragrances belong to the Coty group founded in Paris in 1904 by François Coty.

Sponsored by Joop.

Great music video by Gotye for his song ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’, featuring Kimbra and taken from his album Making Mirrors. The mp3 is available now on iTunes.

Tune in tonight at 9pm to watch Noisey’s Special Engagement with The Rapture as it is streamed live around the world.

The Noisey.com live-stream is the third event in the Special Engagement series with a performance by New York band The Rapture, taking place in the unique location of Rowan’s Bowling Alley.

For this third Special Engagement fans will determine which song The Rapture will perform, just as fans previously selected the band’s poster and t-shirt design and submitted audition tapes to play the cowbell alongside the band during ‘House of Jealous Lovers’. One lucky fan also won the chance to take on The Rapture in a bowling match.

Tune in to Noisey.com to watch and find out what engagements the fans chose at noisey.com/specialengagements.

Get involved in the conversation by tagging your posts and tweets with #NoiseyLDN

Live stream will appear below at 9pm:

Icons of Vienna were literally turned on their side on October 25-26, when the Vienna Tourist Board built the biggest structure ever erected in Trafalgar Square.

The 21m high wall was built to create a spectacular vertical show and public challenge in London over two days. The dramatic acrobatics show played on the wall right in front of Nelson’s Column four times daily – a daring celebration of traditional and modern Viennese culture while suspended in the air.

Mixing art, sound, lights and adventurous aerial displays, the show took inspiration from Vienna’s modern music scene, imperial heritage, iconic artist Gustav Klimt, from its indulgent food and wine scene as well as the Viennese waltz. Demonstrating Vienna’s renowned electronic music scene, DJ DEF Mike was DJing in the square.

For more information about travel in Vienna see www.wien.info and their facebook and YouTube pages.

Here is episode one of a beautifully shot 5 part mini documentary series from Palladium Boots who we posted about recently for their other excellent series ‘Uneven Terrain‘, it features Pharrell Williams and his visit to Tokyo post 3/11.

The series explores the creative forces that have been a constant source of inspiration for the musician throughout his many projects and we see the architecture, fellow musicians, artists and the parts of the city itself that have been an inspiration as well as an insight into all the hidden gems Tokyo has to offer.

Pharrell has been a great supporter of relief efforts for the Japanese citizens affected by the incidents of 3/11 and he jumped at the chance to visit the metropolis that has had such an impact upon him as an artist and as an individual as this beloved city faces a new reality after the tragedy of 3/11.

While persistent challenges still lay ahead, the city’s creative class is hell-bent on making sure that their hometown thrives. Innovative and resilient, they are defining the future of Tokyo on their own terms.

Visit here for the full series here.

If you have some spare time Chivas Regal have created two interesting short films which explore real friendship titled ‘Here’s To Big Bear’ and ‘Here’s To Twinkle’.

These shorts were directed by Academy Award winning short film maker Joachim Back and show how situations can bring friends together. This is illustrated effectively by switching scenes from the past situation to a conversation in the present.

The films premier today on the chivas.com website.

VICE and ASOS went looking for the most interesting young people in London, New York, Berlin and Paris. In their first film they met a skateboarding entrepreneur called Lev Tanju and in this second film, they meet New York artist and designer Jack Greer at his Brooklyn based studio.

Jack is a member of the emerging Still House Group, New York’s most exciting up-and-coming art scene, Jack spends his time surrounded by his buddies, doing what he loves best: hanging out in his city and working on his art. He gives a glimpse of his laidback lifestyle, discussing what defines his playful aesthetic and how creativity has shaped his life.

For the second year, jotta have collaborated with Fallon Films to bring new pieces of work from the jotta community of emerging artists and designers to 2011’s Latitude Festival.

A ground-breaking water technique produces a giant hyper-holographic 3D moving-image display floating above the lakes at the centre of the festival, where short films and animations by jotta artists were shown in truly unique surroundings.

Twelve contributing artists and designers took part in the stunning array of surreal moving image pieces onto water projections.

For this year’s water projection show, the artists were asked explore the notion of ‘synergy’: two or more things functioning together to produce a result not independently obtainable. The 12 contributing artists and designers have each responded to this starting stimulus with an incredible array of beautiful, ethereal, strange and down-right trippy moving image pieces, which will be occupying the sky and reflected from the lake this weekend.

Contributing Artists:
Daniel Swan, Eric Schockmel, Rafael Pavon, Ian Marshall, Joel Somerfield, Kee, Kristina Cranfield, Paul Ferragut, Pimeriko, Sally Stevens, Sarah Hibbert, Sarah Culross

Neon favourite Ben Westbeech has recorded a second album ‘There’s More To Life Than This’ for the legendary house label Strictly Rhythm which is due for release on the 12th September.

The album was recorded in Berlin, New York, London, Bristol, Munich, Stockholm and Amsterdam over the past 12 months, and Ben describes the record as, “house-inspired, rather than straight up house music”.

See below for the tracklisting and production credits:

1. The Book (produced by Georg Levin)
2. Something For The Weekend (produced by Danny J Lewis)
3. Falling (produced by Lovebirds)
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4. Same Thing (produced by Chocolate Puma)
5. Justice (produced by Motor City Drum Ensemble)
6. Stronger (produced by Midland)
7. Inflections (produced by Henrik Schwartz)
8. Sugar (produced by Redlight)
9. Let Your Feelings Show (produced by Georg Levin)
10. Butterflies (produced by Rasmus Faber)
11. Summer’s Loss (produced by Rasmus Faber)

Stuttgart’s Danilo Plessow, better known as Motor City Drum Ensemble presents the the latest installment in the DJ-Kicks series for !K7 records.

The mix features Plessow’s expert selections from a wide array of genres (“A classic DJ-Kicks, not just a house mix,” he says), including free jazz, cosmic disco, and afrobeat, with dedicated sequences of tracks giving the nod to classic Chicago house and a short list of the masters of production over the last several decades.

TRACKLIST:
01. Sun Ra – Door To The Cosmos
02. Electric Wire Hustle – Again (Scratch 22 Remix)
03. Rhythm & Sound – Mango Drive
04. Tony Allen – Ariya
05. Peven Everett – Stuck (Original)
06. Bad Jazz Troupe – Breakdown Treat – Dusty Rework (MCDE Edit)
07. Mr. Fingers – The Juice
08. Rick “Poppa” Howard – Can Your Love Find It’s Way (Club Vocal)
09. Stone – Girl I Like The Way That You Move (Dub)
10. Fred P – On This Vibe
11. Creative Swing Alliance – Don’t Forget Your Keyz
12. Geraldo Pino & The Heartbeats – Black Woman Experience
13. Philippe Sarde – Le Cortège Et Course
14. Robert Hood – The Pace
15. Loose Joints – Pop Your Funk (Vocal Version)
16. Arts & Crafts – I’ve Been Searching (Walter Gibbons 12” Mix)
17. Motor City Drum Ensemble – L.O.V.E. (DJ-Kicks) Exclusive
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18. Aphex Twin – Actium
19. Recloose – Cardiology (Isolée Mix)
20. Latecomer – Cosmic Cart
21. Timo Lassy – African Rumble
22. James Mason – Sweet Power, Your Embrace