Pictures have emerged of the moment Hollywood star Johnny Depp (inset) and his wife Amber Heard touched down in Australia - and snuck in their beloved terriers Pistol and Boo under the noses of quarantine officials. Minutes after the couple's private jet touched down at Brisbane airport in Queensland on April 21, a woman, possibly an aide (left), emerged from the aircraft and carefully placed a bag on the back seat of a waiting car. As she was driven away, an airport official in a high-visibility jacket (right) was on board, checking the famous couple's immigration declaration card, which every international passenger has to sign before entering Australia. The exclusive pictures come as Pistol and Boo were on their way back to the U.S after Agriculture Minister Barnaby Joyce said they risked being euthanised if they didn't leave Australia, a country with strict quarantine laws.

Miranda Kerr is one of Australia's hottest exports, and proved herself as an international commodity on Thursday night. Appearing at the Magnum Pink & Black party in Cannes , the 29-year-old literally made jaws drop. Walking into the event in a stunning low cut, split legged pink evening gown, Miranda lit up the faces of men and woman alike.

Before being deported after a nasty quarantine battle, Johnny Depp (inset) and Amber Heard's dogs, Pistol and Boo, lived in luxury in the multi-million dollar Queensland mansion owned by MotoGP world champion Mick Doohan. The estate boasts 18 private riverside hectares with coastline views. It also contains a helicopter pad, jetty and inbuilt cinema. Depp is in Queensland filming the new installment of the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. The Gold Coast property has also been a temporary home to Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt during filming of 'Unbroken'.

18-year-old Madeline Stuart, from Brisbane, in Queensland, has Down syndrome, and along with her mother Rosanne, is on a mission to change the way people define beauty. For much of her life, 'Maddy' has struggled with weight issues due to her Down syndrome and also has a heart condition- but last year she decided to take control of her life and make changes to become fitter, healthier, and runway-ready.

The country's Ministry of Defence said it could not decide between the women and announced that a dozen serving ladies would instead create a calendar showing off their looks. Over 255,000 votes were cast on the MoD's website where pictures of 'the beauties' in uniform (above), with weapons (right; inset) and in civilian clothes were uploaded. The competition was staged to encourage more people to join the army, which only has around 120 active women.

A mysterious businessman has hired Japanese actress Rola Misaki as his personal assistant for the next 15 years. The 22-year-old star recently appeared in Beijing with the man who was wearing a mask at a public event. Sources claim the disguised tycoon, nicknamed 'Serious Brother,' is famous within the entertainment industry as a big-spending billionaire.

Ever since Angelina Jolie had her left shoulder blade tattooed with ancient Khmer script in Thailand (pictured), popularity of inkings from the country have proved enormously popular with Westerners. But anger has been growing among Thais about this trend, because they feel those from the West don't appreciate their spiritual meaning.

In the clip, Grigory Mamurin, grandson of multi-millionaire property developer and media magnate Igor Neklyudov, is seen approaching strangers and offering them money to drink his urine (top right) in a park in the centre of Moscow. But one man is so offended by the offer that he knocks the teenager to the ground with a single punch (left). Undeterred, the 16-year-old continues on his mission and pays one woman £190 to strip in the middle of a street (bottom right). The young filmmaker - who compares himself to Steven Spielberg - has defended the video in the face of widespread online criticism.

This is the horrific moment a 'trash the dress' stunt went terribly wrong and a young bride almost drowned after jumping in the sea in her layered white gown. The lighthearted ritual, which has grown increasingly popular in recent years, went horribly wrong when the bride's long, satin - and presumably heavy - dress dragged her down in the water (pictured). It is not clear in the video in which country the film is taken, although the bride is believed to be American.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Jimenez Fortes was competing at the San Isidro Bullfight Festival in Madrid, Spain, on Thursday when he was thrown from a bull and gored in the right hand side of his neck. Although spectators saw him walk from the scene it is thought he has been left with serious injuries. It is the latest in a series of bloody incidents in the sport.

George Clooney admits that his high-flying Lebanese-English human rights lawyer wife Amal, who he married last September is much smarter than he is and says he is thrilled by it. It's quite an outcome for a 54-year-old who had, for so long, been known as the last of Hollywood's die-hard bachelors.But in September 2013, while attending a charity fundraising event, he met Amal. From the moment they started to talk, he says, he was hooked. Now the couple have moved into a stunning 17th-century manor in Oxfordshire, inset.

A new TLC special, Submissive Wives' Guide to Marriage, explores the relationships of two couples in submissive marriages and one couple who are eager to adapt to the lifestyle. Each of the women featured in the series believes that submitting to their husbands proves that they trust them, and also serves as evidence that they have complete trust in God.

14-year-old Valentina Maureira (pictured) - who gained international attention by asking for permission to be euthanised on YouTube - tragically passed away on Thursday. The Chilean teenager publicly begged her country's president to allow her to be euthanised, but her request was rejected. Her father has now confirmed that Valentina - whose brother died of cystic fibrosis aged six - also passed away on Thursday.

A mystery woman has been spotted walking around Sydney CBD while dragging a leek on a leash behind her. She was snapped strolling through a park, texting at a bus stop and waiting at traffic lights, all with the vegetable in tow. Many have taken to social media to voice their shock at the act and also to take the opportunity to make many vegetable-related puns. However, some users voiced their concerns that the woman may be suffering from depression or severe loneliness.

The traffic warden hit the pedestrian repeatedly over the head with an iron hammer (pictured bottom right), after the woman ignored her command to not cross the road at 6pm on Tuesday in Shandong province. People on the scene said the warden (pictured top right) had been involved with a number of arguments with the woman previously because she frequently ignored traffic signals during rush hour. The victim was left lying unconscious in pool of blood on zebra crossing.

Astonishing footage has revealed how an Emirates 777-300 was forced to abort landing at Birmingham Airport after a small propeller plane entered onto the runway. The video was shot from inside the airport by worried onlookers to the incident that saw the huge passenger jet perform a last-minute go around.

Craig Carrington, 31, was left heartbroken by his three-year-old daughter's comment and decided something had to change. Through a combination of going to the gym and following a healthy living guide, Craig, who weighed 89 kilos, left, has lost 25 kilos in just four months and now weighs 69 kilos, right and inset.

Photographer Ivette Ivens, 25, held an art show earlier this month in Chicago showing a series of images capturing mothers from all walks of life breastfeeding their babies and toddlers in a variety of settings. The photographer, originally from Lithuania, says the images 'show the real beauty in breastfeeding'. The images show the many faces of motherhood as (clockwise from top left) one woman nurses her baby as her cat cares for her kittens (top left), a mother feeds her twins; a tattooed parent stands in an autumnal landscape and a young woman feeds her child against spring blossom.

The woman escaped through the sunroof of her car after plunging into a river in Wuxi city in China. She misjudged a parking space and crashed through railings, into the dirty river. The bad parking happened the same week as a Shanghai shopping centre unveiled wider parking spaces for women.

EXCLUSIVE: Fishing with electricity, using a smartphone and expressing 'scorn' towards your billiards rival are just some of the acts forbidden by ISIS, an incredible list of documents obtained from the extremists' social media channels has revealed. They also shed light on the existence of official academies for Islamic State's child soldiers - known as 'cubs of the caliphate' - where they are taught the terror group's twisted interpretation of Sharia law and the 'art of fighting'. These rules are 'designed to ensure that those living under their jurisdiction become totally attached to ISIS in mind and body,' a counter-terrorism expert has told MailOnline.

These desperate men (pictured) are some of the more than 700 migrants who were rescued from a sinking boat off the coast of Indonesia after it was reportedly turned away by the Malaysian navy. The refugees, many of whom were Rohingyas Muslims fleeing discrimination in Buddhist-majority Burma, had been at sea for more than two months and some had not eaten for days. The vessel was pushed away by the Malaysian navy to the border of Indonesian waters, a local police chief in Indonesia's Aceh province said today.

Ma Zhiqiu, 47, gave birth prematurely to twins Zhang Hangjun (right in first picture) and Zhang Yuanjun (left in first picture) 21 years ago. And while life changes overnight for every new mother, Ma's world turned upside down. Shocked at his children's severe health problems, her husband sunk into depression. The couple divorced, leaving Ma to quit her well-paid job and become the sole carer for her two heavily dependent boys. And as these poignant images show, every day is a struggle. One of the boys, Hanguin, weighs 250 kilos, and cannot move off the bed or communicate with others, requiring round-the-clock assistance. However with her support and encouragement, Yuanjun has won several awards for his performances singing Italian and Russian classical pieces. Despite her exhausting plight, Ma insists she has no regrets.

Painter and decorator Ian Lamble, from Wansford, East Yorkshire, was the first person the duckling - he has named Pumpkin - set eyes on after it hatched. The baby duck has followed Mr Lamble around for the last four weeks and now lives with him. Pumpkin will stay there until he is ready to released into the wild at a nearby canal.

A stunning collection of 135 properties are battling it out to be named the Australian House of the Year, including fortress style homes by the coast, radically modern farmhouses and a rainforest haven in tropical north Queensland (bottom right). Among the multi-million dollar properties is Aireys Inlet, a house located on the Great Ocean Road, southwest of Melbourne (top left), an Adelaide house 'with panoramic city views' (top right) and the aptly named Concrete House in Victoria (bottom left) designed for a commercial builder to live in. In another idyllic rainforest retreat, the wooden furniture matches the property's unique surroundings (inset).

Three Italian mayors have taken the radical decision to sell off homes in their villages (top left) for the cut-price amount in an attempt to bring them back to life, But there is a catch: renovation is likely to cost at least $36,000. But for that amount you will have your own little piece of rustic paradise (main and top right).

A spectacular phenomenon known as Sea Sparkle has appeared on the shores of Dalian City in eastern China (above, inset). But scientists have warned the glowing blue appearance is caused by algae nourished by farm pollution, which will eventually choke marine life in the area.

Brutus the Rottweiler, from Washington, has found a humorous way of attempting to get out of having to take its medicine - by playing dead. The Oscar-winning performance was recorded by the dog's owner Brett Bennett who promised to take his pet for a walk if he swallowed his tablets.

The seven-bedroom, three-bathroom Grade II listed mansion in west London where JM Barrie lived when he penned the classic children's story has come on the market for £6,950,000. The home's magical history is also reflected on its facade, which appears to be covered in twinkling fairy dust thanks to tiny pieces of broken mirror embedded in the brickwork. The 1820 villa is the last one of its type and also comes with a coveted blue plaque proclaiming its famous former owner.