

The latest trend to hit Austria: slicklining. You take a rope, tie it to two trees and you've got a performance which is somewhere between sport and art. It's fun and easy to try.
Video. Daniel Mauser, slicklining in the woods
November sees the release of a much-awaited film in Austrian cinemas: Tartarus (www.tartarus.at). The story begins in 1813 and features one of the Napoleonic battles fought in Styria. It's an unusual film because it unites the cinematographic genres of history, horror and romance.
Bad Kleinkirchheim is a renowned location for Alpine healthiness and wellbeing. Its secret? Stone-pine wood. With its positive effects, this wood contributes in a fundamental way to good health. Stone-pine wood is even able to lower the heart rate when a person is under physical and mental duress. Its positive effects on the heart have been proved scientifically. On average, you "save" 3,500 beats everyday, which amounts to an hour-long cardiac workout.
The following radio stations are cult hits among young Austrians: Hitradio Ö 3, oe3.orf.at, and the new TV channel: ATV - (atv.at).
They might not be new to the scene, but they're two genuine institutions of Austrian pop music: Christina Stürmer and DJ Ötzi, the king of disco. DJ Ötzi was the first Austrian artist to be awarded with a platinum disc in England.
Video. The best-known track of DJ Ötzi: Hey Baby