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JK Rowling announces release of new fantasy book that is not 'Harry Potter'

Rowling decided to release the book nearly after a decade of writing it.

Rosie O'Donnell helps former nemesis Michael Cohen write 'spicy' Donald Trump memoir

Rosie O'Donnell visited former nemesis Michael Cohen in prison for six hours.

Daniel Radcliffe, David Beckham to surprise fans with special Harry Potter at Home reading

JK Rowling teams up with Spotify to bring children the magic of Hogwarts during the lockdown.

'Twilight' saga continues: Stephanie Meyer announces release date of 'Midnight Sun'

Meyer's long-anticipated book 'Midnight Sun' releases on August 4.

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King Tut's 3,000-year-old statue up for auction: Controversy explained

There is a deep mystery surrounding King Tut's head bust as to how it went out of Egypt and ended up in Prince Wilhelm's antiques collections as claimed by Christie's Auction House.

Nandika Chand Jun 26, 2019

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Donald Trump meets the Karate Kid: A social parable for our times

Thirty years after the original Karate Kid, Cobra Kai tells the story of an America doing battle with itself.

Craig Owen Sep 07, 2018

How Britain can remain a soft power superpower after Brexit

The UK shouldn't underestimate the ability of its artistic and cultural material to have a powerful diplomatic effect.

Tolu Olarewaju May 30, 2018

Superb images by Jeremy Walter, winner of the IBTimes UK minimalist architecture photography competition

Jeremy Walter has developed an incredible eye for minimalist architecture photography after spending nearly ten years photographing nothing but buildings.

David Sim Mar 06, 2018

The Graphic City: The winner of the IBTimes UK minimalist architecture photography competition

IBTimes UK can now reveal the winners of the photography competition we ran in conjunction with EyeEm, using machine learning and neural networks to pick the winners.

David Sim Mar 01, 2018

Degas painting stolen 9 years ago turns up on a bus

A painting by the French master Edgar Degas was discovered on a bus nine years after it was first stolen from a Marsaille museum.

James Tennent Feb 23, 2018

Valentine's Day: The most romantic displays of love throughout history

For some people a card just isn't enough - take inspiration from history's best displays of undying love.

Ruchira Sharma Feb 13, 2018

Lovely picture of rescued gorilla wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award

Heartwarming image of Pikin the gorilla resting in the arms of her human companion Appolinaire in the back of a car wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award.

David Sim Feb 13, 2018

Underwater Photographer of the Year 2018 winners: Stunning sharks, shipwrecks and seahorses

A panorama photograph of motorbikes in a World War Two shipwreck in the Red Sea has won Underwater Photographer of the Year 2018.

David Sim Feb 12, 2018

Stunning new portraits of the Obamas have been unveiled

The National Portrait Gallery in Washington DC has unveiled new portraits of former president Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama.

James Tennent Feb 12, 2018

Aldi named the UK's favourite supermarket - here are the reactions

Aldi has been named the nation's favourite supermarket in a Which? survey, thanks to its competitive prices.

Ruchira Sharma Feb 12, 2018

Plagiarism software finds Shakespeare plays borrowed heavily from 16th century text

Academic detectives uncover A Brief Discourse of Rebellion and Rebels by George North as source for much of the Bard's work.

Josh Robbins Feb 08, 2018

Doritos Creator Passes Away, to be Buried with Some of the Chips

Doritos' plans to make 'lady-friendly' crisps panned as 'sexist and ridiculous'

Sexist snack said to be less noisy to eat and will fit into handbags more easily. Or is that just a free advertising gimmick?

Ruchira Sharma Feb 05, 2018

Soy beats almond in new study into healthiest cow's milk alternatives

Sales of almond milk have spiked in the past decade - but is it the healthiest option?

Kashmira Gander Feb 01, 2018

The Graphic City: A photography competition judged by Artificial Intelligence

IBTimes UK teams up with EyeEm for a photography competition focusing on the clean lines, shapes and compositions of minimalist architecture across the globe.

David Sim Feb 01, 2018

This baker is making pan dulce that looks like Tide Pods

As the Tide Pod challenge continues to be a terrifying teen trend, one baker in Texas has made a tongue-in-cheek pan dulce version of the detergent capsules.

James Tennent Jan 31, 2018

Chef begs Michelin guide to remove his restaurant's 3-star rating

Head chef of Le Suquet Sebastien Bras pulls out of coveted listing after 18 years to ease the pressure.

James Hetherington Jan 30, 2018

The Wind in the Willows 'is a gay manifesto' according to literary expert

Professor Peter Hunt of Cardiff University believes classic children's story holds clues to author Kenneth Grahame's latent homosexuality.

Kashmira Gander Jan 29, 2018

Ursula K Le Guin dies aged 88: Tributes pour in for science fiction writer

The science fiction writer and fantasy author Ursula K Le Guin has died aged 88. She was renowned for the Earthsea series and the Left Hand of Darkness.

Brendan Cole Jan 24, 2018

Outdoor Photographer of the Year competition: Category winners revealed

The Outdoor Photographer of the Year competition provides a powerful insight into the landscapes, wildlife and nature of the planet, and the adventures to be found on it.

David Sim Jan 23, 2018

How to be vegan on a budget according to food writer Jack Monroe

The number of vegans in the UK has spiked by 360% in the decade since 2006. Jack Monroe tells IBTimes UK why almost anyone can afford to be vegan

Kashmira Gander Jan 19, 2018

Brit expats in France charter plane to get a proper curry delivered

Curry-hungry brits in the south of France have hatched a scheme to charter a flight from Portsmouth - all so they can get their favourite curry house to deliver.

James Tennent Jan 09, 2018

Public toilets and private affairs: Why the history of gay cruising deserves an exhibition

George Michael was outed as gay after being arrested for cruising, but a new exhibition celebrates the underground culture of anonymous gay sex in toilets

Kashmira Gander Jan 09, 2018

Vote for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award

Choose one of these 24 stunning animal pictures as the winner of the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award.

David Sim Jan 09, 2018

Diner 'fat shamed' by manager of 'all you can eat' Chinese restaurant who 'rubbed his belly'

Restaurant manager allegedly said the diner was "too big" and asked another customer to take a picture of him with Chapman.

Dan Cancian Jan 05, 2018

Retrospective London exhibition for renowned photographer Elliott Erwitt, who turns 90 this year

The exhibition at Beetles+Huxley in London features Elliott Erwitt's quirky photos of dogs as well as portraits of Marilyn Monroe and Che Guevara.

David Sim Jan 04, 2018

150 years of powerful photos show how America was built on immigration

The Immigrants, at New York's Howard Greenberg Gallery, features the work of more than 40 photographers from the 1860s to 2015, focusing on the immigrant experience.

David Sim Jan 04, 2018