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Artist fits homeless Londoners with tracking devices for a "real-life Pokemon Go" app

Kristian von Hornsleth previously paid hundreds of African villagers to change their name to "Hornsleth".

Guide to drone photography: How to capture stunning aerial shots like these

Drone Photography & Video Masterclass contains everything a photographer needs to take their camera into the skies; and everything a drone pilot needs to master aerial photography.

Swizz Beatz reveals why he isn't on Jay Z's new album as he fuses music with art for No Commisson

IBTimes UK interviews the Grammy award-winning rapper and producer.

The 2017 iPhone Photography Awards: The world's best mobile phone camera photos?

This year's winners were selected from thousands of entries submitted by photographers from more than 140 countries around the world.

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New Harry Potter edition reveals Hogwarts romance between Professor Sprout and Professor Flitwick

Bloomsbury has released special House editions of The Philosopher's Stone with additional facts and illustrations.

Retina Photography Festival returns to Edinburgh for a fourth year

Scotland's premier photography festival – running from 18 June to 31 July 2017 – features established names and emerging talent.

Ocean of Flowers: Li Hongbo's huge artwork made of colourful paper sculptures of weapons

Each sculpture is a concertina of thousands of pieces of paper glued together and then carved into the shape of pistols, machine guns and bullets.

Trump-inspired 'Julius Caesar' production for Shakespeare in the Park causes controversy

The play includes the famous scene of Caesar's brutal stabbing death at the hands of his friends.

Magnum Photos square print sale: Get closer to a piece of photographic history

Collectors can snap up iconic photos such as Eve Arnold's Marilyn Monroe, Chris Steele-Perkins' Teds and Tiananmen Square's Tank Man for just $100 (£77.72).

How Liverpool is celebrating 50 years of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

It was 50 years ago today....

Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill and other albums that should be made into musicals

Morissette's iconic 1995 album is being turned into a stage production.

Comedian Guz Khan on muslims not terrorists

Comedian asked why Muslims commit terror: 'Sorry bruv, I don't know, I'm not a violent psychopath'

In the viral video, he describes how he has been asked to use his own platform as a way to "find jihadis".

Sherlock Holmes Day: Not-so-elementary facts about the detective of 221B Baker Street

The annual dedication to the fictional sleuth was chosen to coincide with the birthday of creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

Shop branded 'insensitive' for 'it's gone' sale sticker on Madeleine McCann book

The discount offer was placed on a book tracing the ten-year search for the missing toddler.

Author Anthony Horowitz claims he was 'warned off' black character by US publishers

Children's writer, famed for the Alex Rider spy series, described the incident as 'disturbing'.

World Whisky Day 2017: 5 interesting facts about whisky to learn as you sip your malt

Each year on 20 May, whisky lovers raise a toast in celebration of their favourite spirit.

$110.5m for graffiti? Artist Jean-Michel Basquiat's painting sells for record amount at NY auction

Brooklyn native's work – of a face in the shape of a skull – was purchased by Japanese collector Yusaku Maezawa.

Damien Hirst plagiarism row: British sculptor under fire over Venice exhibition

British artist said to have been inspired by Jason deCaires Taylor's underwater installations.

Landscape Photographer of the Year Award 2017: Enter now

From rocky coastlines to lush woodlands, Britain's remarkable landscape and volatile weather provides generous material to fire the imagination.

JK Rowling pleads with Harry Potter fans not to buy stolen prequel written on postcard

Burglary took place in Birmingham sometime in April.

National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest

National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year 2017: Stunning entries from the People category

National Geographic's annual travel photography competition has kicked off, and is open for entries until 30 June 2017.

What to see at the 2017 Venice Biennale

IBTimes UK presents a preview of the works on show in some of the 85 national pavilions at the 57th Venice Biennale.

Vandals target Banksy's Brexit artwork in Dover

Dover District Council says no plans to protect the mural.

Beachcombing: Photographer explores London's River Thames at low tide

Stefan Wermuth walked the banks of the Thames, photographing abandoned objects exposed by the receding tide.

Bill Clinton to write novel with suspense writer James Patterson

The novel called The President is Missing will be published in June 2018.

Relics of the Reich: The buildings the Nazis left behind after Hitler committed suicide in his Berlin bunker

Colin Philpott's book – Relics of the Reich – looks at the physical legacy of the Nazis; their buildings, their structures and their public spaces.

The creator of Pepe the Frog tried to save him from fascists, but had to kill him instead

His hopes to reclaim the dope-smoking peace lover from Nazi memes appear to have foundered.

Graffiti artist Banksy joins Brexit debate with mural of man chipping away at EU flag

Elusive street artist confirms Dover mural of star being removed from iconic European symbol is his work.

Danish brewery produces 'Pisner' beer using recycled human urine

'If it had tasted even a bit like urine, I would put it down, but you don't even notice.'

Well-known photographs and portraits of famous people recreated in Play-Doh

Eleanor Macnair uses Play-Doh to recreate photos of celebrities such as Tinie Tempah, Lily Cole and David Hockney.

Orphans of Time: Rebecca Bathory captures the beauty of decaying abandoned buildings

Behind boarded-up windows and "No Trespass" signs lies a hidden world, slowly being claimed back by nature.

The Royal Photographic Society seeks entries for world's longest running photo exhibition

Held almost every year since 1854 – and now in its 160th edition – the RPS International Photography Exhibition is open to both amateur and professional photographers.