An Angelina Jolie super-fan underwent 50 surgeries in order to look like her idol -but she was not the first person to go to extreme lengths to emulate their hero.

While Sahar Tabar, 19 and from Tehran, Iran, dreamed of looking like Angelina, twin brothers Matt and Mike Schlepp, from Arizona, spent £15,000 on cosmetic surgery in a bid to look like her ex-partner Brad Pitt.

The pair endured months of agonising procedures that left them unable to eat proper meals as they desperately tried to change their appearance.

Twin brothers Matt and Mike Schlepp, from Arizona, spent £15,000 on cosmetic surgery in a bid to look like Brad Pitt. They are pictured here before the surgery

This is how the twins looked following their surgery. They both had extensive work carriedand mobile
phones at one time.

What we are likely to see in the
future and not even the long-term future is a time where the fractional
ownership of art becomes more attainable and just as attainable as the ownership
models some aircraft manufacturers have been encouraging for years with their
own fractional ownership programs. Twenty people buy the use of an aircraft and
the person who has the most invested gets the aircraft for the most time and
each share a proportionate cost of keeping it in the air.

Art was tokenised for the first
time in 2018 and no matter which tech-summit you attended last year, there was
always at least one breakout session at every summit where the subject of
Blockchain was being discussed. With art prices soaring through the roof in the
auction rooms on a Tuesday