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Butler hit by giant wave even before he could surface from the first while filming.

Christopher Poole, founder of 4chan and Canvas, talks about his experience running one of the most infamous websites on the internet.

Erik Morales has become the latest sportsman to be caught up in a doping scandal after it was revealed that he had failed a random drugs test administered by the US Anti-Doping Agency.

More than 14 million people participated in The Great ShakeOut, world's largest ever earthquake mock drill, held across the United States and southern Italy.

Nine actresses from Hollywood were honoured at ELLE's 19th annual Women in Hollywood Awards function and most of them wore Calvin Klein

Facebook game developer Zynga is suing a former employee on allegations that he stole confidential information from the company

Heather Watson became the first British woman to win a WTA singles title in 24 years by triumphing at the Japan Open.

The teenage daughter of the late Michael Jackson looked radiant at the launch event of the Mr Pink Ginseng drink.

Endeavour, which once flew at 17,000mph, is on a slow, fascinating road trip to museum.

Katy Perry donates guitar to be auctioned to raise funds for the organisation.

Court finds no evidence that links consumer demand and alleged infringing feature of Galaxy Nexus.

Man behind anti-Islam film accused of eight probation violations, including unauthorised use of aliases.

Team USA multi gold and silver Olympic medallist and USC alumnus speaks exclusively to IBTimes UK

Hollywood producer Peter Samuelson tells IBTimes UK about the pioneering Media Institute for Social Change at the University of Southern California.

USC's John Elliot economist Mohammad Pesaran says and orderly 'Grexit' is impossible without some form of debt forgiveness.

Labour's House of Lords economic spokesperson says new UK regulations are becoming too complex and will hurt businesses and the economy.

Former UK home secretary and foreign Secretary sees a gulf between a core EU and periphery EU countries

Robert Pattinson admits he would rather have a son, when he does have children. He claims not to understand girls

A man described as the “life of the party” died after winning an insect eating contest in Florida.

Daredevil Felix Baumgartner is to skydive at the speed of sound. Before him, Patrick de Gayardon, Gary Connery, Dan Osman and many others attempted to challenge the nature.

Royals reportedly send Hollywood friend a Union Jack baby-gro for new son Tennessee James.

Mila Kunis has been named the Sexiest Woman Alive for 2012 by Esquire magazine.

Jennifer Garner looked gorgeous in an eye-catchy red dress as she attended the premiere of film Argo

Scientists announce PACMA31 to treat silent killer, including those who have become resistant to other treatments.

Actress's mother says mental illness has forced her to shy away from the spotlight since the show.

Ameranth, a company offering IT solutions for the hospitality sector, is suing Apple over the Passbook app.

A letter written by Albert Einstein in 1954, about a year before his death, on his views on religion, will be auctioned on eBay (eBay.com).

Founder of world's biggest bond fund says US needs annual $1.6 trillion in austerity measures.

A US sales ban on the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 has been lifted and the company has added the iPhone 5 to its list of allegedly patent-infringing products.

IBTimes UK speaks exclusively to AvatarLabs founder Rex Cook on the changing face of technology, business and innovation in the entertainment industry.