Alex Rovello (pictured left with his girlfriend and right), who played for the University of Oregon, jumped into a pool (pictured main) from a 60-foot cliff in the Willamette National Forest on Saturday afternoon. Witnesses told emergency responders (bottom left) that he hit the water with his face and upper chest and they had not been able to save him due to the depth of the pool and its 37-degree water. Rovello has been remembered as a stand-out athlete who held numerous school and college records, as well as a popular, well-liked student.

Researchers from Indiana University have discovered that the eternal flame in New York's Chestnut Ridge Park is not being powered in the way that was first thought, and may have uncovered a brand new gas source - although they admit they are unsure as to how the gas is being produced.

Once hailed as 'one of the grandest properties in the South,' the rose-coloured Calhoun Estate is now on the market. Built in 1923 for the Calhoun family, the mansion borrows from 16th-century Italian design and was created by local favorite architect Philip Schutze. The 10,905 square-foot property has seven bedrooms and eight and a half bathrooms, a ballroom and a library. The colour theme is continued inside the grand property set on one and half acres - dusted in pale pink, the dining room and ballroom look like a setting from 1939 film Gone With The Wind.

Surveillance video released by New Orleans police on Monday shows a possible suspect firing into a Mother's Day parade, in a horrific attack that left 19 people wounded. The grainy footage shows a crowd suddenly scattering in all directions, with some falling to the ground, in a scene of chaos. They appear to be running from a man, who is wearing a white T-shirt and dark pants, who turns and runs out of the picture. The image isn't clear but police say they hope someone will recognize him and notify investigators.

It's an ugly world beneath New York City, and commuters have no shortage of places to go to report bad or disgusting behavior among those riding the rails in the Big Apple. From the offenders who take up an additional seat with a bag or the degenerates disturbing the peace while clipping their nails, three websites have commuters covered.

In their first interview since their release, Onil Castro (pictured center) and Pedro Castro (right) revealed that they saw the daughter that Ariel is fathered with Amanda Berry during her captivity (pictured top left), saying that on two different occasions they saw Ariel bring the young girl to fast food restaurants- one time at McDonald's and another at Burger King. Each time, he said that the girl was his girlfriend's daughter.

Christopher Nixon Cox was joined by his Andrea Castimatidis - the daughter of supermarket billionaire and New York City mayoral hopeful John Castimatidis on the tour. Making the trip in homage to the 100th anniversary of his grandfather's birth, the couple enjoyed the red-carpet treatment from the Chinese government, visiting Beijing, Shanghai and Hangzhou, including tours of Tienanmen Square and the Great Wall.

Tatiana Rosado, 15, and Megan Morris, 14, of Golden Gate in Collier County, disappeared on Saturday after they were last seen walking Miss Rosados' dog. On Sunday night, law enforcement officials pulled over a car belonging to Ivan Eugene Coleman III and found the two girls after police in Collier County discovered that Miss Rosado had been in contact with the 22-year-old online.

Photographer Jaime Moore from Austin, Texas, took photos of Emma emulating real women worth admiring: (clockwise from top left) Amelia Earhart, Susan B Anthony, Coco Chanel and Helen Keller and Jane Goodall. 'My daughter wasn't born into royalty,' she wrote. 'But she was born into a country where she can now vote, become a doctor, a pilot, an astronaut, or even President if she wants and that's what REALLY matters.'

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, but many might feel it's the most mundane too. Brits might consider a pancake or croissant an adventurous alternative to their toast, cereal or a fry up, but one foodie blogger has gone far and wide to expand our horizons. Twenty-something traveller Victoria Philpott has brought together her top 50 weird and wonderful breakfasts from around the world including fish from Japan and reindeer meat from Alaska. Londoner Victoria also outlines vital differences in fry ups in England, Scotland and Ireland. FEMAIL selects the top breakfasts from the blog.

Kevin Berthia was perched on the iconic San Francisco bridge ready to take a fatal leap on March 11, 2005, but California Highway Patrol officer Kevin Briggs convinced him to give life another shot. Berthia presented Briggs with an award at the emotional American Foundation for Suicide Prevention public service ceremony earlier this month.

A day before a 12-year-old boy was arrested for the stabbing to death of his 8-year-old sister, Leila Fowler, center, his mother Priscilla Rodriquez, left, described him as 'protective' of his younger sibling. Leila Fowler's killing last month shook the quiet community of Valley Springs, southeast of Sacramento, and set off an intense manhunt. Her brother was in the home at the time and told police he saw a man run from the scene.

The Church of Scientology claimed that more than 2,500 people were in attendance and a picture seemed to substantiate that, left. However eyewitnesses who were at or near the event told The Underground Bunker that the number was closer to between 450 and 750. The crowd highlighted in red were those who were photoshopped in, left, and the image on the right, taken from a different angle, shows there was actually no one there, circled.

The 33-year-old brunette sent the explosive message to Nicholas Brooks on December 8 2010 - just 18 hours before her body was found semi-naked in an overflowing hotel-room bath, Manhattan prosecutors revealed today. Bearing the subject line, F*** you, the email read: 'For the past six months I have supported you financially and emotionally. The fact that u cheated on me makes me sick and you will f***ing pay.

The Frenchman, had told players to keep the alcohol away from him as they celebrated on the pitch after their 3-0 win over Augsburg. But despite running away from the alcohol - which is forbidden by his religion - Ribery was eventually collared by Jerome Boateng, who poured a large glass of beer over his head.

Four children and two adults have been killed in a house fire in eastern Pennsylvania early Monday morning and authorities are now searching for the cause. The blaze broke out around 11:55pm Sunday at the single-family home in Pottsville, about 90 miles northwest of Philadelphia in Pennsylvania's coal country. Witnesses said that the dead included 30-year-old Eric Brown, and his four children - two boys and two girls, ages 2,3, 7 and 8 - along with his 26-year-old sister-in-law, Christina Thomas.

Scott Thorson was once on top of the world as the hunky boy toy of extravagant showman Liberace, but he's now too broke to bail himself out of jail. The 54-year-old wrote a tell-all about his life with the pianist in 1988, which has been made into a film starring Matt Damon and Michael Douglas.

The pilots from Vietnam Airlines allowed model-turned actress Ly Nha Ky (left) to sit in the co-pilot's seat during a flight from Hong Kong to Hanoi last month (right). The plane was flying on auto-pilot at the time but aviation safety regulations were breached because the co-pilot had left his seat.

Princess Juliana International Airport on the Carbbean island of St Maarten is renowned for its low-altitude flyovers which frequently disrupt the tranquil setting as incoming Boeing 747's carry new sun seekers to the island from around the world. And even though these images make the flights look like a movie disaster waiting to happen, the safety record is impeccable. But an ominous sign does warn tourists daft enough to stand at the end of the runway that the giant jets blast is enough to sweep them off their feet - and potentially injure or even kill them.

This lioness (bottom left and right) decided to take a closer look when the tiny vehicle crossed her path in the wilds of Kenya. The car, fitted with a special camera, was used by Australian photographer Chris Bray, 29, to get close-up shots of wild animals (top left and right) during an African safari. The device was such a success that Mr Bray even managed to picture the inside of a lion's mouth.

An engineer from San Francisco has turned her music downloads into wooden records using a laser cutter. The 24-year-old experimented with acrylic and paper before creating her wooden designs, and has reproduced songs from Radiohead and Joy Division. She has made the instructions available for everyone.

Michael Eisele, 44, from Germany was on a fishing trip to Norway when he snared the whopper. He spent 30 minutes trying to reel in the catch and said his knees started trembling when he saw it as it breached the water. The cod was so big two of his friends had to hold him back in fear he would have been dragged overboard by it.

Demolition experts were left a little red-faced after they miscalculated the implosion of the silo in Redbank, Australia. Workers used 100kg of explosives in the controlled explosion, but it was not enough to bring down the building. The structure remained largely intact and was left looking like the leaning Tower of Pisa for 40 minutes until excavators arrived to push the rest of the building over.