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2Pac - All Eyez on Me at 20: Remembering Death Row's finest 132 minutes with those who helped make it

IBTimes UK takes a closer look at 2Pac's incendiary classic with the stories of three men involved in its production.

Meti president Douglas Vakoch: Sending messages to aliens is not dangerous and we could make contact by 2035

Messaging Extraterrestrial Intelligence to hold conference on communicating with aliens in May.

BBC3 switchover: Will the channel's online transition be a detriment or benefit?

The youth channel will move online from 16 February.

Baftas 2016: Best dressed red carpet stars from Cate Blanchett to Saoirse Ronan

The 2016 awards were a glittery star studded affair but who made our best dressed list this year?

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Anti-Valentine's Day 2016: Best events and parties around the UK to avoid clichéd romance

Watch the Six Nations, head to an anti-Valentine's Day dinner or try a comedy night on 14 February.

No sex please, we're too full: Where to dine on Valentine's Day that won't ruin the rest of the night

Lavish dinners may seem de rigeur for Valentines day but sometimes its better to eat light and leave room for afters.

Chinese New Year 2016: Guide to London's Year of the Monkey celebrations

From pyrotechnics in China Town to lantern festival in Chiswick, what is happening to mark new Lunar Year?

Germany's refugee opera: How migrants are using theatre to promote integration and tolerance

Refugees in Germany are staging performances about their lives as a means of connecting with Europeans.

The making of Rise Of The Tomb Raider: Crystal Dynamics on continuing Lara Croft's journey

IBTimes UK speaks to the developers at Crystal Dynamics about Lara Croft's return.

International Darwin Day 2016: 10 facts about revolutionary English biologist Charles Darwin

International Darwin Day is observed on 12 February 2016.

Denis Mukwege: It is time we all acknowledged rape as war weapon destroys humanity

EXCLUSIVE: IBTimesUK speaks with surgeon Denis Mukwege, who operated 40,000 women victim of rape and mutilation

NYFW AW16: 10 must-see designers to check out from Mansur Gavriel to Novis

All eyes might be on Yeezy and Marc Jacobs but here are the designers to pay attention to.

Skincare solutions: What is melasma and how can you treat it?

Melasma is a difficult skin condition to deal with but there are many new products that will help.

Women in Science: Meet the Stemettes star inspiring more girls into STEM

IBTimes UK speaks Stemettes co-founder Anne-Marie Imafidon on International Day of Women and Girls in Science.

Who said it: Bernie Sanders or Jeremy Corbyn?

Do you know your democratic socialists from your socialist Democrats? Take the test.

Junior doctors' strike: What does the mass walkout mean for patients and services?

Which NHS services are affected during the junior doctors' strike on 10 February?

Tesla Model 3: Everything we know about the 'electric car of the people'

Everything we know so far about the sub-£30,000 Tesla Model 3, to be officially revealed in late March.

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The Bishops Avenue: London's notorious Billionaires Row is returning from the dead

The Bishops Avenue has gained infamy for its derelict luxury properties left to rot by wealthy foreign investors.

Pancake Day: Why do we celebrate Shrove Tuesday?

It takes place the day before Ash Wednesday.

Trinidad and Tobago Carnival 2016: Everything you need to know about the Caribbean festival

The Trinidad and Tobago Carnival is to take place on 8 and 9 February 2016.

Pantelleria: the Sicilian star of A Bigger Splash

11 reasons we're obsessed with escaping to the island of Pantelleria after watching A Bigger Splash

Uber gets $2 billion financing from Chinese investors

Company logo quiz: Can you tell the difference between Ford and Facebook?

Uber has changed its branding, so test your logo knowledge with our quiz.

Super Bowl 51: How next-gen technology is changing the face of the NFL

From player tracking to stats, America's Game has never been so smart.

Dogs of war: Who are the British mercenaries roaming Africa accused of 'war crimes'?

IBTimes UK looks at the proliferation of private military and security services firms in Africa.

International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation: Facts and figures on FGM

International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation, raising awareness of FGM, is on 6 February.

Female Genital Mutilation: 'FGM education saves girls from a lifetime of pain and despair'

International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation is marked on 6 February 2016.

Gaming on the blockchain – the trillion dollar jackpot

Part 1 of gaming and blockchain article IBTimes spoke to Tyler Smith of FreeMyVunk, and Jon Neverdie Jacobs.

Chinese New Year 2016: Here's your horoscope forecast for the Year of the Monkey

People born under the sign of the rabbit, snake, ox, rooster and rat have the best luck in the year of the monkey.

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Next generation of machine learning rockstars will trade Google and Facebook for top secret hedge funds

IBTimes UK spoke to AI finance startup Walnut Algorithms about machine learning and the financial sector.

World Nutella Day: 10 ways to celebrate the popular chocolate spread from burgers to cocktails

World Nutella Day is celebrating its 10th anniversary today and there are some delicious ways to celebrate.

Super Bowl 2016: Inside the Levi's Stadium, the world's most hi-tech sports venue

IBTimes UK visits the stadium ahead of it hosting Super Bowl 50.

Top Gear: 'JoeyTribbiani' is new host but what other TV characters could do the job?

The revamped show returns to BBC in May.

Rio Carnival 2017: Everything you need to know about the biggest street party in the world

It's all about the samba.

Could the US election really be hacked?

Hacking a presidential election to influence its outcome seems far-fetched, but can it be done?

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