Carrying a trendy book in your bag, or back pocket, has never been more popular.

The sign in the window of the B&B said vacancies, no fine print on the little laminated placard read of any exceptions to this rule.

With the numerous laws against smoking and the countless ‘quit smoking’ support groups it's a wonder why anyone still smokes at all.

With the number of young people suffering from depression on the rise, Katarzyna Janiak reveals that doctors are happier to prescribe medicine than conduct therapy.

The 35-year-old Central Saint Martins alumnus, Marta Lamovsek, attributes her passion for photography to childhood fantasies, her influential hero David Lynch and her contagiously cinema-crazed father.

Has the evolution of technology damaged the British music industry, and if so how are independent labels competing?

Online service AirBnB is changing the way we live in our homes; and in other people’s homes as well.

London has a long established history of theatre, here is the history behind the theatres that play some of the most respected shows in the world.

To put the earthquake in Japan into perspective, Arts London News provides an overview of the recent disasters that have shaken the world. From earthquakes and tsunamis to hurricanes and volcanos, we summarise Mother Nature’s darker side.

LCC Photojournalism student Michael Graae travelled to Libya and Bahrain to document the spreading wave of turmoil.