Bruce Jenner gave Diane Sawyer a glimpse inside his secret life as a woman during his tell-all on Friday night. The reality star, who confirmed he is transitioning into a female during the tell-all, took the veteran host inside his closet, where he has two wardrobes for both men's and women's clothing. He declined to appear dressed as a woman during the interview and also decided not to reveal his female name, but he did give viewers a sneak peek of his new outfits. 

Hundreds rallied (right) in support of Air Force vet and former Playboy model Michelle Manhart (left and center) who stopped students from trampling a flag at Valdosta state University in Georgia last week. At the protest, Manhart was detained by police when she refused to return the flag. She later was banned from the campus of 11,500 students. She was not a student at Valdosta State, according to the school.

In what must be one of the most far-fetched stories of recent times, an American tabloid is claiming Charles and Diana have a secret daughter called Sarah who was brought up in the States, the result of a doctor going rogue with a fertilised embryo. The Globe claims Kate - who is due to give birth to her second child in the coming days - even met the so-called 'sister' during her visit to New York last year (inset).

A hiker exploring Chile's natural wonders got the shock of his life on Wednesday afternoon when the Calbuco volcano erupted (pictured) before his eyes. 'There aren't many people here,' the hiker says in Spanish in the video. 'Beautiful, the volcano there...'he says just before the volcano begins to blow.

Sweet Cakes by Melissa,(left) a bakery formerly in the Portland, Oregon suburb of Gresham, faces a fine of $135,000 for refusing to make a cake for lesbian couple Rachel and Laurel Bowman-Cryer (bottom right) because of religious beliefs. Christian owners Aaron and Melissa Klein (top right) say that the amount will 'ruin' them and their five children financially, though they've already raised more than $100,000 on a fundraising page following the ruling. The Bowman-Cryers said that they suffered emotional distress because of the discrimination, including death threats and worrying about losing their foster children

Angelina Jolie briefed the council as special envoy for the U.N. on refugee issues on Friday morning at UN headquarters in New York. When asked about Jolie's planned briefing, Syria's U.N. Ambassador Bashar Ja'afari (pictured right) responded: 'She is beautiful'. What he failed to acknowledge was Jolie's blistering attack on the failure of the world's leaders to act on the country's refugee crisis. The 39-year-old mother-of-six, who said she has made 11 visits to Syrian refugees in the region since the crisis began in 2011, called the failure to help some four million driven out of Syria over the conflict as the 'world's lowest point' and blasted world leaders who are 'paralyzed' by disagreement.

Caffeine addicts from California to New York rushed to their local Starbucks stores Friday evening to pick up a free cup of java in the wake of a nationwide shutdown of the company's computer system. A young barrista named Jaleel working at a Starbucks coffeehouse on 8th Street in Manhattan told Daily Mail their system went down at around 7.30pm. The computer glitch prevented staff from accepting credit cards or ringing up sales, but Starbucks workers at the East Village location were still accepting cash.

Dontrell Stephens (top right) was paralyzed from the waist down after the 2013 shooting (pictured left and right). He was shot by Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office Deputy Adam Lin in Florida. The then-20-year-old had nothing in his hand but a cellphone during the incident. State officials ruled the shooting was justified after an investigation. Lin returned to work just four days after the south Florida shooting. Stephens is one of 114 people shot at by a Palm Beach County sheriff's deputy since 2000.

Tom George's dog Shelby got stuck by the Great Salt Lake's Spiral Jetty (insets). Strangers who were planning to visit the famous sculpture instead spent over an hour getting the dog out while George, who had no cell phone reception, drove an hour out to get help at the nearest town. Veterinarians removed 40lbs of tar from Shelby (pictured), who has since recovered.

On Friday, the 52-year-old Republican lawmaker from Kentucky (left) shared a 10-second Snapchat video of himself learning how to play Liar's Poker - a game played with dollar bills - from the debauched social media star (right and pictured center at a party).

Leslie Roy, 52, and Lee Wright, 56, had been visiting relatives in Michigan when on April 11 their Ford Explorer got stuck in snow on little-used road, setting the stage for a harrowing two-week ordeal. their SUV soon lost power and they had no cell phone service to call for help, Roy and Wright wore layers of clothes to stay warm as overnight temperatures fell to the 20s, and survived by rationing eight boxes of Girl Scout cookies and a bag of cheese puffs.

Around 15 animals ran away from their pen in Schodack in Rensselaer County on Thursday evening and then swam across the Hudson River. They then started running down the Thruway, a series of toll roads which link up the major cities in the state, including Buffalo and New York City.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Luis Andres Cuyun, 30, was riding to work in Guatemala City when two suspected Mara Salvatrucha members opened fired on him and his driver, who was injured in the attack (left). Salvadoran Juan Carlos Medina Luna, 29, and Mario Alfonso Aguilar, 18, (bottom right) were arrested following a short police chase. Medina Luna said that the pair were ordered to commit the killing by a man called El Travieso in 'revenge' for alleged abuses against Salvatruchas at Cuyun's Las Gaviotas facility.

The monkeys of northern India's Shimla region have a fearsome reputation - and as this video shows, for a very good reason. A teenager in the area discovered the hard way that the locals should not be toyed with after he pulled the middle finger at a monkey, which responded by jumping on his face and leaving him sprawled on his back (pictured clockwise from top left).

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Pictures have emerged of Veronica Bolina (pictured left, before the incident) lying face down and partially naked on the ground in front of a group of policemen and other prisoners at a jail in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The 25-year-old had previously been arrested over an alleged attack on her 73-year-old neighbor. But an investigation is now underway amid reports she was set upon by officers on three different occasions after being taken into custody, leaving her face unrecognizable (right). Pictures appearing to show her ordeal were leaked online and have sparked outrage across Brazil.

Pregnant Sharista Giles (left), 20, of Sweetwater, Tennessee, was in a car accident in December that sent her to the hospital with injuries so bad doctors believed she would never recover. She woke up earlier this month and her mother, Anna Moser (right), believes that her daughter will make a full recovery and will be able to raise her son, who doctors were forced to deliver in January.

The 34-year-old began the social media postings on Friday by saying she is 'proud' to have finally visited, but admitted is saddened by the fact 'not everyone has recognized that 1.5 million people were murdered'. The reality star visited the eternal flame of the Armenian Genocide Memorial Complex on the outskirts of the capital Yerevan with her sister Khloe during an eight-day tour earlier this month. She is now back in the United States, but still wanted to mark occasion as foreign leaders including French President Francois Hollande, attended a flower laying tribute.

Christien Sechrist, a 20-year-old trainee electrician from Houston, Texas, made the decision to get a tattoo of his son's portrait on his face in July last year (pictured). He insists his son 'loves' the unique ink and says he has no regrets about it, particularly as he claims it hasn't stopped him from holding down a job.

Elizabeth Elena Laguna Salgado (right), 26, moved to Provo, Utah, a month ago to study English. There is no evidence of foul play, but she hasn't made contact with anybody since she disappeared April 16. On Friday, kidnapping survivor Elizabeth Smart (left) and her father staged a press conference in Sandy to bring attention to the week-long missing person case.

An Oklahoma woman believes she has secured photographic evidence of the legendary blood sucking beast, el chupacabra. Vonda Thedford, 55, told Fox News that she was driving along a Pittsburg County rural road earlier this month when she spotted the mysterious carcass lying on the ground. When she stopped to look at the dead creature, she was disturbed to see it had 'a little truck' in place of a nose, 'little toes' and 'hair on its tail'. In a bid to document the unusual-looking beast, she whipped out her camera phone.

An extremely rare species of shark has been discovered off the Gulf of Mexico. However, this little critter is more likely to get you cooing rather than crying out in fear. The tiny nipper - measuring just 5.5 inches long - was caught during a 2010 government research trip and its body remained frozen while biologists went about identifying it. This week scientists revealed the dinky creature is a pocket shark - a miniature variation of the more popular kinds. The young male is the second of its species ever seen.

An anonymous hip-shaking young boy is making waves with his impressive dance moves in recently-surfaced videos, one of which already has over 23 million views on Facebook. The boy's identity and home country are not listed - many of those commenting on the videos indicate he is from Iraq - but the hilarious clips have nonetheless started to build the youngster a huge worldwide internet following.

Carol Cole was 17 years old when she disappeared without a trace after running away from a juvenile detention center in Texas in October 1980. For 34 years, Carol's family searched in vain for the troubled teen. At the same time, detectives from Bossier Parish never stopped trying to identity the body they found mutilated in the woods.

Daredevil Stan Cole, an Iraq veteran, captured the wall of wind (top and bottom left) as it gulped up dust from the fields in Loraine, western Texas on Wednesday evening after it started battering his tractor with chunks of mud. Other pictures from that day (right) also show the wind formations - which can't be spotted with radar - causing havoc over farmland.

Currently showing in cinemas, the new documentary Montage of Heck claims to offer the most intimate glimpse yet into the life of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain. But one Los Angeles resident can offer fans an even more intense taste of the singer's life, by letting them sleep in his house. Cobain lived in this two bedroom apartment on Spaulding Avenue in L.A.'s Fairfax district during the height of Nirvana-mania, pictured top right. It is now being rented for $163 after undergoing a fancy revamp - and a lot of graffiti removal, pictured left.

Finding a prom partner can be stressful. And for openly-gay high school junior, Anthony Martinez, he'd reached his wits' end trying to find a 'boy date'. In a last-ditch attempt to find a suitor for his May 2 dance in Nevada, he tuned to social media and was over-joyed when his straight guy friend, Jacob Lescenski, stepped in to fill the spot. He was even more touched when his guy pal came up with an extra special promposal idea which has since garnered thousands of 'Likes' and retweets online. Lescenski greeted Martinez in the locker room at Desert Oasis High School on Tuesday morning with a huge pink banner reading: 'You're hella gay, I'm hella str8, but you're like my brother, so be my d8?'

Brian Cassidy (left with a police officer) was picking up trash outside the store in Bangor, Maine on Thursday when he discovered the wet stack of money beneath a large piece of paper in the parking lot. He immediately contacted store security to tell them that some money had been found and, realizing it was a sizable sum, they then contacted the police department, Sergeant Tim Cotton said. Police learned that another nearby employee, Ou Chen, had lost the money as he cleared snow of his car over the winter and the cash has now been returned to him (right).