Welcome to HNGN's weekly top picks, where we cull the best and brightest releases in music, fashion, beauty, tech and pop culture. Come back every other week for more of-the-moment goodness. - Editing by Michael Lello.

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MUSIC
By Michael Lello

Tame Impala: Currents (Modular)
Tame Impala is one of the more unlikely rock music success stories in recent memory: a psychedelic rock group out of Australia? But the Kevin Parker-led band has found a large, worldwide following hungry for Tame Impala's experimental sounds. Next up for the Aussies is "Currents," a third album. It's currently streaming in its entirety at NPR, so you can hear for yourself if "Currents" is a step forward, sideways or backwards for the beloved synth rockers.

Ghostface Killah/Adrian Younge: Adrian Younge Presents: Twelve Reasons to Die II (Linear Labs)
Ghostface Killah of Wu-Tang Clan fame is remarkably prolific, having just released his whopping 12th studio album. This time, he teams again with film scorer Adrian Younge for a follow-up to their 2013 collaboration, "Twelve Reasons To Die." It's a good thing Ghostface and Younge have hooked up again, because the results are musically deep, socially conscious hip-hop - a dying art, it seems.

Check out the NSFW "Return Of The Savage" below.

Duke Ellington & His Orchestra: The Conny Plank Session (Groenland Records)
A classic jazz lover's dream come true, a newly discovered session Duke Ellington recorded in Cologne, Germany in 1970 with producer Conny Plank - who went on to work with the likes of Eurythmics, Devo and Neu! - is seeing the light of day. It clocks in at a mere 29 minutes, but "The Conny Plank Session" offers a new window into the late-career output of a master.

Check out an album teaser below.

Ezra Furman: Perpetual Motion People (Bella Union)
The singer-songwriter genre is overrun with well-intentioned artists who unfortunately have nothing new to offer. Ezra Furman, of Ezra Furman and The Harpoons and Ezra Furman and the Boy-Friends, is an exception to that trend. In "Restless Year," from "Perpetual Motion," his third solo effort, Furman yells "Death is my former employer/ Death is my own Tom Sawyer" over a sunny melody. Unique and compelling, and certainly worth checking out.

Have a listen to "Restless Year" below.

TRAVEL ESSENTIALS
By Vincent Yodice

Micro USB cable or Lightning connector cable
If not being able to text, listen to music or scroll through Twitter and Instagram for a few hours while on a plane seems like sheer torture, look into a Micro-USB (for Android users) or Lightning connector cable (for Apple users). Micro-USBs charge any Windows device but be careful when choosing a Lightning connector cable. Some of the older Apple models have a different plugs. A Lightning connector cable is required for iPhone 5 and up, iPod Touch (fifth generation), iPad (fourth generation) and up, iPad Mini and iPod Nano (seventh generation). A 3 foot Micro-USB can be purchased for just $1.23; a Lightning connector cable at 3 feet can be bought for $5.95; and the 6-foot cable is just $3 more.

Tablet Keyboard

Those who hate the bulk that comes from traveling with a laptop should opt for an attachable tablet keyboard. For $69, iPad users get the Apple wireless keyboard, which uses Bluetooth technology to connect to your device and can be used anywhere within 30 feet of your iPad. The Logitech tablet keyboard is great for Android 3.0. It's wireless and comes with a portable stand to rest your tablet on while typing. It requires four AAA batteries and can be purchased for $44.99.

Headphones
The Next Generation Earphones for the iPhone are a great choice for airplane or train travel. They are easy to carry, comfortable, inexpensive and not short on quality. They even have a built-in microphone so you can chat when a call comes in. These can be bought for $5.95. If you are looking for the Rolls Royce of headphones, look no further than Beats By Dre. The Solo2 wireless headphones emit a concert-like sound with power, balance and clarity that can be bought at an Apple Store for $299.95.

Digital SLR camera

Smartphones may be ubequitous but nothing beats a digital SLR camera when traveling. The quality is awesome and you won't wind up killing your smartphone battery or use up too much of its memory space. The Nikon- D3100 digital SLR camera is a great choice for those who want a reliable camera with great image quality and portability. With a resolution of 14.2 megapixels and HD movie mode, you will have a blast taking pictures and recording your trip.

Outlet/surge Protector
Outlet/surge protectors are must-have travel items that will help you keep the peace with your travel companions when it comes to recharging devices. Multiple outlets will keep team morale high. Taking turns may be the polite thing to do but it's not always practical. You can find an outlet/surge protector at most hardware stores, or buy one on Monoprice for $5.36.

MOVIES
By Cal Setar

Ant-Man (Walt Disney)
A con man and master thief, Scott Lang, is tasked with aiding his mentor, Dr. Hank Pym, in protecting the secret behind Pym's most amazing invention, the Ant-Man suit, which allows the wearer to shrink in size but grow in strength, from a host of increasing threats.

Lang must embrace his inner hero as he utilizes the skills honed over a lifetime of crime to plan and pull off a heist that will save the world from certain destruction.

Trainwreck (Universal)
From childhood, Amy's been led to believe that monogamy simply isn't realistic. Now, as a 30-something men's magazine writer in the big city, she lives a freewheeling lifestyle enjoying a plethora of no-strings-attached relationships.

A chance encounter with a sports doctor while on assignment, though, reveals the true nature of her supposedly fun and free lifestyle and pushes her to embrace a side of herself she'd long sought to ignore.

The Stanford Prison Experiment (IFC Films)
In 1971, a team of Stanford University researchers, led by psychology professor Philip Zimbrado, created a psychological experiment funded by the U.S. Office of Naval Research wherein 24 male student volunteers were put into a closed environment which simulated a prison and given roles as either inmates or guards.

The results were catastrophic and the experiment was halted after only six days.

Bonobos: Back To The Wild (Hannover House)
A French docudrama adapted as a full-length feature film for the U.S., it chronicles the true story of naturalist Claudine Andre and her efforts in the Congo to protect the critically endangered bonobo apes, the closest cousin to mankind, with a shared genetic code that is 98.7 percent identical to humans.

The story centers on Andre's relationship with Beni, a young orphaned bonobo ape, and her efforts to see him returned to the wild.

DVD, BLU RAY & STREAMING RELEASES
By Emily Morgan

DVD/Blu-ray Releases

Maggie (Lions Gate)

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Abigail Breslin share an unconventional father-daughter relationship in this zombie thriller.

Wade Vogel (Schwarzenegger) receives a call from his teenage daughter, Maggie (Breslin), who tells her father that she's been detained and not to come looking for her. Against her wishes, Wade finds her in quarantine where she's being held as an infected person because of her bite wound.

Maggie will soon turn into a cannibalistic zombie, but in the meantime, her father is allowed to take her home until the infection takes hold. As she slowly deteriorates, Wade must make a difficult decision about his daughter's fate.

The film also stars Joely Richardson and Jodie Moore. Henry Hobson directs the script by John Scott III.

Special features on the Blu-ray/DVD include a director's commentary, a making-of the film, interviews with the director and cast, and a deleted scene.

Slow West (Lions Gate)
Michael Fassbender hits the open trail with Kodi Smith-McPhee in this action Western.

Smith McPhee plays a young Scottish man, Jay, who sets off across America in the 19th century to find the woman he loves, Rose (Caran Pistorius). On the frontier, he runs into a mysterious man named Silas (Fassbender) who offers him protection for compensation.

Unbeknownst to Jay, Silas is a bounty hunter also hoping to find Rose and her father to bring them in for a $2,000 bounty. In their journey, they run into a feared outlaw (Ben Mendelsohn) whom Silas once ran with and must race against to find Rose first.

John Maclean wrote the script and makes his directorial debut on the film.

Special features on the Blu-ray/DVD include deleted scenes and a making-of the film.

House of Cards: Season 3 (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment)

Frank Underwood has risen to the most powerful position in the world as the third season kicks off.

The new president of the United States (Kevin Spacey) has entered the White House in the wake of his predecessor's resignation. Wanting to serve more than just the few months left on the former's term, Underwood immediately takes action that will help him secure the presidency for another four years in the 2016 election.

As he makes his power moves, Underwood's wife and the First Lady, Claire (Robin Wright) is appointed the United Ambassador to the United Nation. She must face a crisis that has locked her husband and the Russian President Petrov in blink-first standoff.

The tension also grows between the Underwoods, forcing Claire to make a difficult decision by season's end.

Special features on the Blu-ray/DVD include a behind-the-scenes look at the development of season three and (SPOILER ALERT!) an exploration of the final scene in the New Mexico desert.

Other Movies and TV Shows Available on Blu-Ray and DVD include:

- Woman In Gold (TCFHE/Anchor Bay/Starz); 5 Flights Up (Universal); Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment); The Longest Ride (Fox); The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel (20th Century Fox); Ex Machina (Lions Gate); It Follows (Anchor Bay); Clouds of Sils Maria (Paramount); Kill Me Three Times (Magnolia Home Entertainment); 71 (Lions Gate); Absolution (Lions Gate); Alex of Venice (Screen Media); Alien Outpost (Shout! Factory); Echoes of War (Arc); The Dramatics: A Comedy (Team Marketing); Lovers (MPI Home Video); The Pact 2 (MPI Home Video); The Road Within (Well Go USA); Goodbye to All That (MPI Home Video); The Town The Dreaded Sundown (Image Entertainment); Witches of East End: Season 2 (20th Century Fox Home Entertainment); Cedar Cove: Season 2 (Hallmark); Powers: Season 1 (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment); Bitten: Season 2 (Entertainment One); Monster High: Scaris, City of Frights (Universal Studios); Masterpiece: Poldark (PBS); The Crimson Field (PBS)

Movies and TV Streaming Online

BoJack Horseman: Season 2

The animated comedy returns with the anthropomorphic horse BoJack Horseman, voiced by Will Arnett. In a world where anthropomorphic animals and humans live side by side, BoJack has become a washed-up actor following his hit '90s sitcom, "Horsin' Around."

This season, BoJack hopes to jump start his career with the leading role in a Secretariat biopic. He also lands a new girlfriend, a sweet barn owl named Wanda (voiced by Lisa Kudrow).

The other voice actors include Aaron Paul, Paul F. Tompkins, Amy Sedaris and Alison Brie.

Netflix will have the second season available for streaming on July 17.

X-Men: Days of Future Past - The Rogue Cut
Bryan Singer shot a decent amount of footage of Anna Paquin's Rogue for "Days of Future Past" but couldn't manage to squeeze it into the original cut.

The extended version of the 2014 "X-Men" movie will add 10 extra minutes of the power-absorbing Rogue. The newly added sequence will revolve around a prison break that also includes Professor X, Magneto and Iceman.

iTunes has the film available for purchase on July 14.

The Expendables 3
Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger and the rest of the action movie veterans return for a third installment of the testosterone-fueled movies.

Stallone's Barney must face with the man who co-founded the Expendables with him, Conrad Stonebanks (Mel Gibson). Needing an edge, Barney recruits a new class of Expendables to fight alongside him and his old crew to take now his nemesis.

The film stars a who's who of actors who have made action movies their bread and butter. They include Jason Statham, Harrison Ford, Wesley Snipes, Dolph Lundgren, Antonio Banderas, Jet Li, Randy Couture and Terry Crews as well as newbies Kellan Lutz, Glen Powell, Victor Ortiz and Ronda Rousey.

Amazon has the film available for streaming.

Check out our complete list of movies available for streaming on Netflix this month and see below for more options on Amazon Prime and for purchase at iTunes.

iTunes

• True Story

• X-Men: Days of Future Past - The Rogue Cut

• Monster High: Scaris - City of Frights

• Kill Me Three Times

• Alien Outpost

• Hangar 10

• Caffeinated

• Absolution

• The Water Diviner

• Strangerland

• Jesus of Nazareth (1977)

• What We Did on Our Holiday

• Run Lola Run (1998)

• Merchants of Doubt

• Dude Bro Party Massacre III

• The Search for General Tso

• Gabriel

• Alone Yet Not Alone

• The Drop Box

• Wild Canaries

• Le Samourai (1967)

• Silicon Valley: Season 2

• Bill Plympton's Cheatin'

• Looney Tunes: Rabbits Run

• Scooby-Doo! & KISS: Rock And Roll Mystery

• Justice League: Gods and Monsters

• Every Witch Way - Vol. 7

• Mega Shark vs Kolossus

• Jellyfish Eyes (available July 15)

• Far from the Madding Crowd (available July 17)

• VEEP: Season 4 (available July 20)

Amazon

• The Expendables 3

• Two Men in Town

• Boardwalk Empire: Season 3 (available July 16)

• True Blood: Season 5 (available July 16)

• Glee: Season 6 (available July 18)

FASHION & BEAUTY
By Oulimata Ba

Found Bath
Found Bath is a clothing and accessories store specializing in what it describes as the "undiscovered, the classic and the contemporary." It's ideal for international fashionistas bored with Michael Kors bags or Steve Madden pumps. Based in the U.K. city of Bath (the city is breathtaking), the online store is full of elegant brands this American girl has never heard of, like a deerskin hobo bag with brass accents from Deadly Ponies. There's also these dainty rings topped with flat-shaped hearts, diamonds and pearls from EM Design that are perfect for stacking.

Did I mention Found Bath ships internationally?

Kiehl's Since 1851 Ultra Facial Oil-Free Gel-Cream

I've added another chapter in my never-ending saga to find the best face moisturizer for oily skin. At the risk of jinxing my face, let me tell you about American skincare brand Kiehl's and its Oil-Free Gel Cream. The gel-based formula contains root extract from a plant called Cylindrica, which boosts your skin's ability to retain moisture. Its effectiveness may be all in my head (Kiehl's is 164 years old, so that means it works, right?), but my forehead has been noticeably less greasy since I started using the gel cream less than two weeks ago.

Kiehl's little blue jar is available for $26.50 at most major department stores like Macy's or online.

Tago Arc
Tago Arc is a cuff bracelet designed to change patterns according to the wearer's preference or mood. Using E Ink and NFC technology (apparently it's a step above Bluetooth), the smart bracelet – which doesn't require charging – can instantly alter its appearance based on the design you choose from the Tago app. You can also create your own personalized design in the app, which allows for limitless possibilities. The Tago Arc is still in the development phase, but it's expected to launch this year.

Ellen DeGeneres Launches EDbyEllen
Ellen DeGeneres joins the infinitely expanding list of celebrities starting their own clothing line. She launched her lifestyle and fashion website this month, and while many celebrity labels feel connected to the celebrity only by name, everything about EDbyEllen exudes "Ellen" – from the tailored Merino wool jacket to the pins and bottle stoppers adorned with horses and lambs (DeGeneres loves animals). As the comedian/TV host/CoverGirl spokesmodel/businesswoman said, "Beauty is about being comfortable in your own skin. It's about knowing and accepting who you are."

See all of the looks featured in this week's Coveted on Pinterest.

TECH
By John Nassivera

Microsoft Universal Foldable Keyboard
Microsoft is looking to equip consumers with a new split keyboard that can work with a variety of devices, including iPads, iPhones and tablets. The Universal Foldable Keyboard is a super-thin and lightweight device that comes with black plastic keys and Bluetooth connectivity, and it can easily fit into a bag, purse or pocket. The keyset is waterproof and allows fast, accurate typing, and the battery can last for three months on a single charge. The Universal Foldable Keyboard is available now for $99.95.

Pronto Smart Remote

Pronto is available now for anyone looking for a way to control any gadget in their house with their iPhones. The device works with the Peel smart remote app through Bluetooth and provides a guide for what's on TV. It comes with an IR extension cable, a reset button and four AA batteries than can keep it going for about a year. Pronto will work with different TVs, Blu-ray players, DVD players and set-top boxes, and connectable devices include the iPhone 4 or later and the third-generation iPad or newer. People looking for a new smart remote can get Pronto now for $49.99.

Mio Fuse Fitness Tracker

The Mio Fuse fitness tracker is a handy tool for runners and cyclists looking to get in better shape. The waterproof wristband comes with an optical heart rate monitor and can keep track of factors like steps taken, calories burned and distance traveled. You can keep track of your pace while you run, and the tracker provides different zones for your heart rate. The Mio Fuse is available now on Amazon for $146.02.