Regnier's series of portraits will be showing at the Bronx Documentary Center until 4 June 2017.

IBTimes UK exclusive: Payne Lindsey addresses the impact of true crime formats on police investigations.

Animal Liberation Tasmania launched petition against Hermann Nitsch 150.Action performance.

The slab has a swastika engraved on it and reads 'long live our leader'.

Rumours had been mounting after micro-artist responsible for the notes visited the Jane Austen Centre in Bath.

OED compilers set to recognise widespread use of 'made-up' Harry Potter vocabulary.

Very few photographers have ventured inside the restricted red zone, or seen the interiors of its abandoned buildings.

Show up for 11 nods – the most for any new play in ceremony's 41-year history.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year: Unforgettable Behaviour is published by the Natural History Museum.

Photo London will be held at Somerset House from 18 -21 May 2017, showcasing work from the world's leading galleries.

Let It Shine competition winners, Five To Five, will take the lead roles in the musical.

The exhibition, which opens 22 July 2017, is held in conjunction with the 2017 Summer Opening of Buckingham Palace.

The new vault in Norway will use analogue archives to protect data submitted by nations from cyberattacks.

The exhibition will be on show at Michael Hoppen Gallery, London from 6 April-20 May 2017.

Early Magnum: On & In New York combines classic 1950s images by Magnum members with archival pictures from its NYC office.

The first exhibition exploring the history of the selfie from Old Masters to today opens at the Saatchi Gallery in London.

Landscape and animal photos by award winners and finalists in the world's biggest photography competition.

FORMAT festival 2017 in Derby, will be showcasing the work of artists and photographers including Julia Fullerton-Batten, Sohrab Hura, Tom Hunter, and Lisa Barnard.

The artist will build fences across the city for a new installation called 'Good Fences Make Good Neighbours'.

This year's edition of the world's biggest photography competition received more than 105,000 entries from 66 countries.

Winners of the ten categories in the Open section of the world's largest photography competition.

Norm Diamond visited countless estate sales, photographing belongings that evoke sadness, humour, and ironic commentary on American cultural history.

Andrew Lloyd Webber reportedly planning to revive musical for 50th anniversary this Christmas.

There are just over two weeks left to enter the world's biggest space photography contest.

British actor will sample his most iconic roles in a one-person show to raise funds for London's Park Theatre.

The three-week extravaganza will centre events around each of the tracks on the album.