Unseen Camelot: Nanny's never-before-seen private photos of JFK, Jackie, and their children go up for sale after decades under wraps

Unseen Camelot: Nanny's never-before-seen private photos of JFK, Jackie, and their

The 79 candid images were previously owned by the family's nanny Maud Shaw, who watched the couple's children Caroline and John F. Kennedy Jr. for seven years, much of which was spent in the White House. The pictures, along with a custom-made maternity dress the First Lady wore while pregnant with John in 1960, are being sold as one lot by Nate D. Sanders Auctions on Thursday, June 25, and offer a rare and unique glimpse into the private lives of the former first family.

CEO of Jay-Z's Tidal music-streaming service quits after just THREE MONTHS amid revelations that the $56m business has only 800,000 subscribers

CEO of Jay Z’s music-streaming service Tidal Peter Tonstad quits

Peter Tonstad, the CEO of Jay Z's Swedish music streaming service Tidal quit on Tuesday less than three months on the job. Peter Tonstad replaced Tindal's CEO Andy Chen in April to act as the company's interim CEO as the company searched for a replacement but he too has said goodbye to the company. 'We are thankful to Peter for stepping in as interim CEO and wish him the best for the future,' a Tidal official told The Wall Street Journal.

FOURTEEN bottled water brands recalled over E. coli concerns including popular grocery store labels Shoprite, Shaws and Wegman's

Niagara Bottling has recalled spring water produced at two Pennsylvania plants after the operator of one of its springs failed to reveal risk.

Are skinny jeans making you FAT? As study warns they can cut off the blood supply to the legs, one expert warns they're also fuelling the obesity crisis

EXCLUSIVE: Physiotherapist Sammy Margo warns the power of skinny jeans to hold you in can leave a woman feeling she doesn't need to exercise, leaving her at risk of gaining weight.

Brian Williams might be in for frosty reception at MSNBC after staff chanted 'f*** Brian Williams' when he reported on channel

The former NBC Nightly News newsreader announced he is staying with the network as a staffer for MSNBC after his six month suspension for lying about events in Iraq.

Obama set to drop threat of criminal prosecution for families who try to pay ransom to terrorists in exchange for the release of their loved ones

Obama reportedly plans to keep a longstanding American government prohibition on making concessions - but he'll relax penalties on families who attempt to pay ransom to hostage takers.

PIERS MORGAN: Good riddance to the Confederate Flag, but it wasn't a piece of cloth that killed nine people in Charleston, it was a gun 

The Confederate Flag didn't kill in Charleston, it was a gun writes PIERS MORGAN

I want to congratulate Republican politicians in America. Something I have not found much cause to do in the ten years that I've lived and worked in the United States. But for once, they've done absolutely the right thing. Yet before my hands get too weary from all this clapping, permit me to throw one slight spanner in the works. It wasn't a flag that killed nine black Americans in their Charleston church. It was a gun.

South Carolina's Republican governor says 'deeply offensive' Confederate flag should be taken down after Charleston killings

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'It's time to move the flag from the Capitol grounds,' Goc. Nikki Haley said. 'This is a moment in which we can say that the flag, while an integral part of our past, does not represent the future of our great state.'

Hillary Clinton camp won't say if Confederate flag button was official part of '92 presidential campaign

Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has not confirmed whether the pin badge with a Confederate flag was official merchandise from her husband's '92 campaign. Examples are now being sold on Ebay.

New push to get bust of Confederate general who was a KKK Grand Wizard removed from Tennessee state house

Tennessee officials want statues of a Confederate general turned KKK leader known for singling out black Union soldiers for slaughter removed--or at least covered up--in their state.

CNN host Don Lemon shocks viewers by holding up a huge N-word sign on live TV and asking: 'Does this offend you?'

CNN's Don Lemon holds up a huge N-word sign on live TV

The anchor posed the question following uproar that President Obama had used the word to challenge claims racism no longer exists in the U.S. Following the controversy, Lemon argued during a debate with analyst Sunny Hostin that people should be able to use the word in some situations. 'I don't think we should bastardize the word, but if you're using it in the context of a story, and it is relevant, you should be able to say it,' he said. 'It is our job to convey the truth and to tell people reality.' On Monday night, he asked whether viewers were offended as he held up the sign. He asked the same question as he held up a Confederate flag in response to calls to take down the one flying over the South Carolina capitol's grounds in the aftermath of the shooting.

Top Mississippi lawmaker calls for state to remove Confederate sign from its flag

House Speaker Philip Gunn became the first top-tier Republican to call for a change in the flag, which has had the Confederate symbol in the upper left corner since Reconstruction.

Cops who arrested Dylann Roof 'treated him to a Burger King meal when he complained about feeling hungry after shooting dead nine black church goers'

The police chief who arrested Dylann Roof has revealed that cops treated the 21-year-old accused of massacring nine people in a Charleston church to a free meal from Burger King.

Rap mogul Sean 'Diddy' Coombs arrested for 'attacking his son's football coach with a kettlebell at UCLA'

Diddy arrested for assault after 'attacking football coach at UCLA'

Diddy has been arrested for allegedly attacking an American football coach (bottom right) with a kettlebell weight (inset) during an altercation, according to a report. The incident allegedly took place at the athletic facility of UCLA where his son Justin Combs attends. The 45-year-old rapper - real name Sean Combs - was taken into custody at the campus jail Monday afternoon (pictured main in a campus cop car), TMZ reports. He was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and was later transferred by campus officers to LA County Jail according to the site, but sources associated to the rapper claim he was acting in self defense.

EXCLUSIVE: Accused DC quadruple killer terrorized his girlfriend, attacked her and smashed a bowl into his own forehead in attempt to fake an attack and claim HE was the victim, court papers claims

Daron Wint was charged in the quadruple homicide of a Washington DC executive and his family last May. He repeatedly terrorized his girlfriend to such an extent that she took out a protective order.

Obama's trade proposal on the operating table again as the Senate decides whether to give him the go-ahead to negotiate a Pacific Rim deal

If the bill doesn't receive enough support today, it will be back to the drawing board - again - for Obama and proponents of the free trade package that's been the subject of debate for months.

Inside the toxic grave of the longest battle in history: The French forest where 300,000 died in 300 days at the Battle of Verdun is still littered with so many bodies, arsenic and unexploded shells that nothing grows

WWI's Battle of Verdun French forest is still littered with bodies, arsenic and shells

The Battle of Verdun, between the French and the Germans, raged for 10 months in 1916 (inset left). When it had finally finished, an estimated 65million shells had been fired, and an area larger than the city of Paris had been completely destroyed. The once lush landscape was so badly damaged that at the end of the First World War, it was consigned to be a 'Zone Rouges', left for nature to reclaim. But even now, there are swathes where nothing grows (left) thanks to the poisons in the ground, and those who dare tread into the forest which has grown up elsewhere could easily stumble across an abandoned rifle (top right) or even one of the unexploded shells (bottom right).

Taliban on the verge of establishing major foothold in Afghanistan for the first time since US invasion in 2001 as they close in on city of Kunduz

This photo taken on June 22, 2015 shows Afghan security personnel standing guard in Chardara district of Kunduz province. Taliban insurgents advancing on the capital of a northern Afghan province have captured a key adjoining district, officials said, sparking renewed alarm among residents who fear the fall of the besieged city. The Taliban launched their annual summer offensive in late April with a brazen assault in Kunduz province, coming close to overrunning the provincial capital and sending civilian casualties soaring in outlying districts.  AFP PHOTO / Nasir WaqifNASIR WAQIF/AFP/Getty Images

The Islamist militants seized northern districts of Chardara and Dashti Archi in recent days, giving them a stronghold just a few miles from the strategic city of Kunduz.

US will deploy 250 tanks across Eastern Europe in response to Russian aggression and the threat of ISIS, White House reveals

The military equipment will be spread across six European nations, including the Baltic states, to help reassure NATO allies, defense chiefs have confirmed.

'She got in over her head': 'Shawshank' prison worker's husband tells how wife admitted plot to kill him was part of escape plan

Clinton Prison's Joyce Mitchell's husband on learning escapees wanted to kill him

Lyle Mitchell (left), who is also an employee of Clinton Correctional Facility in upstate New York, appeared on the Today show on Tuesday morning for his first TV interview since his wife Joyce (right) was arrested. He said he first became suspicious of her alleged role in helping Richard Matt and David Sweat (pictured inset) escape on June 6 when she was repeatedly questioned by cops. 'An investigator says, "Mr Mitchell, your wife is more involved than what she's letting on",' he recalled. 'She said, "I did some things and I got over my head". I didn't know what to say.' She claimed that the two men had offered her drugs to knock him out so that she could flee with them - and that's when she claims she had a change of heart. 'She said she was never going through with it,' he said. 'She told me she really loved me.' The search for the inmates is now in its 18th day.

Groom who 'assaulted his bride on their WEDDING NIGHT' arrested

David Wachinski, 31, of Pennsylvania allegedly hit his wife, Katie Thompson, in the face and kicked her in the ribs before shoving a male family friend into a wall leaving a hole in it and dislodging a TV.

Ex-American Apparel CEO Dov Charney filmed himself having sex with staff and models, company investigation claims

Former CEO of American Apparel, Dov Charney, is accused of having sex with employees and filming it using company equipment. It comes as bosses answer defamation lawsuit he has filed.

Beware! Here be giant RODENTS: Island life transforms mice and rats into supersized monsters, study reveals

Biologists at Duke University in North Carolina studied 1,000 populations of rodents, finding those on islands were 17 times more likely to evolve into giants than those on the mainland.

Benghazi consulate attack suspect 'killed in Iraq drone strike on ISIS'

Ali Awni al-Harzi, a Tunisian national who is suspected of being involved in the 2012 attack on a US consulate in Libya, was killed by a US drone strike in the Iraqi city of Mosul, according to officials.

'This is the face of a maniac': Haunting video of 'Shawshank' fugitive Richard Matt testing out a dart gun months before he dismembered his elderly boss in 1997

Video shows Clinton Correctional 'fugitive Richard Matt before murder of boss

The grainy footage, which was obtained by ABC News, shows Richard Matt, then 30, playing with a dart gun and saying: 'Let's dip these in AIDS blood and sell them as deadly weapons.' The video shows him just nine months before he beat, tortured, killed and dismembered his former boss, 76-year-old William Rickerson. He was sentenced to 25 years to life for the crime - but he escaped Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, New York on June 6 with fellow inmate David Sweat and remains on the run. A picture, bottom left, shows how he may look now.

Sickening new ISIS video shows caged prisoners lowered into a swimming pool and drowned, shot with an RPG and blown up with explosive-filled 'necklaces' 

ISIS video shows caged prisoners drowned, shot with an RPG and blown up

Filmed in the ISIS stronghold of Mosul, the sickening seven minute video uses expensive underwater cameras to film the terrified men as they sink below the surface with no hope of escape. Elsewhere in the video the ISIS militants are filmed brutally killing prisoners by locking them in a car and shooting them with rocket launchers, and chaining another group together with explosive necklaces which are then detonated.

Al Qaeda unveils its own Jihadi John: Masked terrorist with British accent fronts new video recorded by Islamic State's rivals 

Al Qaeda has unveiled its own Jihadi John, a masked terrorist with a British accent in a new video featuring hostages Stephen McGowan, of South Africa, and Johan Gustafsson, of Sweden, who were kidnapped by Islamist militants in north Mali more than three years ago

In the video, the jihadi, who speaks fluent English, interrogates two Western hostages kidnapped by the Al Qaeda militants in Mali more than three years ago.

ISIS string up two boys from a beam after accusing them of breaking the Ramadan fast in Syria 

The shocking incident took place in the village of Mayadeen in Deir Ezzor province and involved boys 'aged under 18', according to the Syrian Observatory of Human Rights.

ISIS begin the destruction of Palmyra: Islamic extremists blow up two mausoleums in the ancient Syrian city... including one belonging to a descendant of the Prophet Mohammed 

ISIS captured the central Syrian city on May 21, sparking immediate fears that they would take sledgehammers to its well-preserved Greco-Roman ruins as they have done at other historic sites.

Is this ISIS's currency? Terror group supporters reveal photographs of gold coins on social media 

ISIS supporters have been showing off the deprived jihadi group's latest propaganda ploy on social media; ISIS's own currency. ISIS supporters claim the gold coins will be released soon.

North Carolina teen 'who wanted to show his support to ISIS by killing 1,000 Americans' is arrested after his father alerted authorities

Justin Nojan Sullivan, a self-described Muslim convert from Morganton, North Carolina, was arrested on Friday and has been charged with attempting to provide material support to ISIS.

Would YOU be brave enough? Incredible video shows bikini-clad revellers flying off gigantic 'Royal Flush' water slide in Texas

Video shows 'Royal Flush' water slide in Texas being ridden by bikini clad girls

Clearly having more fun than you, are the tanned, bikini-clad revellers laughing down the three slides in the BSR Cable Park in Waco, doing backflips and cheering on friends in the sun. The Royal Flush has recently opened and looks like the ultimate boredom buster. Causing quite a splash, the high-definition aqua action was uploaded on YouTube last week, and includes GoPro shots and footage filmed in 4K with the use of selfie sticks.

Could Viagra trigger skin cancer? Erectile dysfunction drugs linked to melanoma, study reveals

Scientists at New York University analysed the medical records of 20,000 men show those who took the erectile dysfunction drug were 21 per cent more likely to develop malignant melanoma.

50 everyday chemicals that can mix to raise cancer risk: Substances found in fried potatoes, handwash and suncream could lead to cancer if combined 

New research has revealed that 50 everyday chemicals 'might lie behind the global cancer epidemic', said scientists. Previous studies may have underestimated the potential danger.

University of California professors urged not to describe America as a 'melting pot' or the 'land of opportunity' because they could offend students

'There is only one race, the human race' and 'I believe the most qualified person should get the job,' are included on a list of 'microaggressions' faculty members have been advised not to use.

Dying woman who turned her yard into a giant SANDBOX so she didn't have to mow the lawn threatened with jail if she does not clean it up

Georgiana Reid transformed her Kansas City yard into a sandbox and now faces jail

Georgianna Reid has lived in her home in Brookside, Kansas City, for more than 33 years, but covered the front of the house with 80 tonnes of sand three years ago in an operation that cost her $4,000. But the local council and her neighbors don't see it as the beach-like oasis Reid does, and she has been given 10 days to remove it or could face 180 days in jail and a $1,000 fine. 'I think the house looks revolting with all that is out there,' neighbor Edwin Bisby told KSHB. Reid, who has she only has about six months to live due to illness, has agreed to get rid of the sand, but says she will now lay asphalt, in another effort to stop her from having to mow.

Six Baltimore officers charged with the death of Freddie Gray ALL plead not guilty as a date is set for their trial 

A trial date of October 13 has been set for the six officers charged with the death of Freddie Gray while in police custody in Baltimore this past April.

WWII hero, 91, who turned drug mule and hauled more than a TON of cocaine to the US while working for the Sinaloa cartel should be released - says his PROSECUTOR

Leo Sharp walks toward U.S. District Court before his scheduled sentencing, Wednesday, May 7, 2014, in Detroit. The Indiana man, who turned 90 on Wednesday, was convicted of hauling more than a ton of cocaine to Michigan for drug dealers. (AP Photo/Ed White)

Leo Sharp, a married father of three and well-respected florist from Indiana, was sentenced to to three years in 2014 after admitting he transported more than a ton of cocaine for Mexico's Sinaloa cartel.

Phew! Gmail adds an official 'Undo Send' tool to stop embarrassing emails getting to the wrong people

Google added the feature (pictured) to its experimental Gmail Labs in 2009. It was then added to Google's standalone Inbox app, which was rolled out to all Android and iOS users last month.

Minority US troops were picked for Second World War mustard gas tests in secret race-based experiments, Pentagon admits 

African American and Puerto Rican soldiers separately in the belief that they might respond to certain chemicals in a different way to white troops (file picture)

Puerto Rican and African American soldiers were tested separately during the Second World War in the belief that they might respond to certain chemicals in a different way to white troops.

Mission Kim-possible! After trying to copy Ms Kardashian's wardrobe and make-up, one fearless writer attempts to exercise, eat and selfie just like Kim - and find her own Kanye-like dapper rapper

Elle.com's Sally Holmes copied Kim Kardashian's life and looked for a Kanye West-like

A woman who tried to live just like Kim Kardashian for an entire week has detailed the ups and downs of her attempt to mirror the reality star's diet, dating routine, and her all-important selfies. Sally Holmes (right), a senior editor at Elle.com, first attempted to master Kim's wardrobe and complicated makeup routine. And now, Sally has attempted to conquer Kim's diet and maintain her waist training regimen, while also trying to learn how to take the perfect Kardashian-esque selfie. Sally undertook the task in honor of Kim's newly-published selfie book, Selfish, and the result is a four-part online series, of which two parts were released last week.

'Mama, I tried! I tried!' Desperation of girl, 13, who attempted to save her sister before she was hit and killed by falling tree limb that also injured her toddler son

LaRena Drayton, 16, has died after a tree branch snapped off at Peek Park in Cedartown, Georgia, hitting her in the head and fracturing the skull of her one-year-old son in front of her sister, Jada.

Rabbi accused of molesting 11-year-old girl caught on surveillance video 'paying hush money' to the alleged victim's mother

Steve Karro, 55, is seen handing over an envelope to the woman at a restaurant in Miami Beach, Florida, days before he was arrested for 'kissing the girl on the neck and touching her backside.'

'I felt so used and weak': Swedish model, 25, tearfully describes two-minute sex with no kissing she endured from her married boss who paid for her apartment and controlled her visa

Hanna Bouveng describes two-minute sex with no kissing with her married boss

Speaking from the witness stand in Manhattan federal court, an emotional Hanna Bouveng, 25, said New York Global Group CEO Benjamin Wey, 43, pressured her into sex with him on four occasions and made her feel 'weak' and used. Wey, 43, testified last week that he fired his assistant last year because he felt 'cheated.' Bouveng's termination came after Wey found her in bed with her boyfriend in the Tribeca apartment he was renting for her.

'Why's your magazine so anti black?' Teen Vogue criticized for using fair-skinned models in magazine feature about braids

The magazine has received a stinging backlash over the lack of dark-skinned models used to illustrate a feature on Senegalese twists, a hairstyle popular among African American women.

Moment man slices friend's nose off with a sword after betting he could chop sausage in his mouth

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: The shocking footage, thought to be shot in the US, captures the moment a stunt goes horribly wrong. One man's nose was slice as the sausage stayed intact.

Hillary Clinton set for 'community meeting' about Charleston murders - in church near Ferguson, Missouri

Democratic U.S. presidential candidate and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton addresses the U.S. Conference of Mayors Annual Meeting in San Francisco June 20, 2015. REUTERS/Stephen Lam

The high-intensity event will take place at a chruch in Florrisant, a St. Louis suburb near Ferguson - the town that erupted in race riots in August after a white police officer shot dead a young black man.

White House urges Congress to act on gun control legislation following South Carolina shooting

'The case before the Congress is very clear. But ultimately it's up to the Congress to decide to act,' the White House said today.

Texas woman is branded a liar after she claimed she was jumped by black men and put bruises all over her face with makeup

White woman puts bruises on her face with make-up and claims she was jumped by black men

Ashley M. of Texarkana, who police say is likely mentally ill, posted photos over the weekend showing her face covered in what she said were bruises. Her post alleged she'd been jumped in a Walmart after asking several 'African American' men not to cuss in front of her children. After being ridiculed online, Ashley responded to criticism with a photo of herself giving the finger and the message 'Here's your police report'.

What do our nightmares mean? Huge online database reveals the bizarre and intimate dreams of people around the world

William Domhoff, from the University of California, Santa Cruz, is building a 'DreamBank', which details more than 22,000 dreams and is free for anyone to look through online.

'I'm a raging hormonal person': YouTube star with TWO VAGINAS opens up about the difficulties of living with the rare condition in candid Q&A; video

Cassandra Bankson, 22, who runs beauty-focused YouTube channel DiamondsAndHeels14, was diagnosed with uterus didelphys after she complained to the doctor about her back pain.

Nobody messes with this mother's babies! Brave rabbit's epic battle with a snake after catching it trying to eat her bunnies 

YouTube video shows a rabbit’s battle with a snake after catching it trying to eat her

The amateur video of the fight between the snake and rabbit has gone viral on YouTube, being viewed more than 1,6million times. The extraordinary film shows how the long black snake has wrapped itself around bunnies (top left) before their mother comes to the rescue, leaping from nowhere onto the snake (top right). After managing to get the snake to release her young, the rabbit continues pursuing the reptile in an epic battle of wills (bottom left). At one stage the rabbit is sent flying into the air in a backwards somersault (bottom right) after the snake manages to bite it and then slithers off - but the rabbit is still in hot pursuit. By the end of the clip one thing is clear - the one thing is clear - the reptile won't be trying to wrap itself around this bunny's babies again any time soon.

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Oscar-winning Titanic composer James Horner is killed in plane crash: Tributes pour in for the 'unbelievable talent' behind many famous movie scores

James Horner dies aged 61 in Southern California plane crash

A single-engine plane registered to Oscar-winning composer James Horner (pictured left holding his two Oscars for Best Original Song for 'My Heart Will Go On' and Best Dramatic Score for Titanic) crashed in Southern California Monday morning. Ventura County fire spokesman Mike Lindbery said the crash (pictured right and inset) happened around 9.30am in the Los Padres National Forest. Horner's assistant, Sylvia Patrycja, later confirmed that it was the beloved composer who died in the crash. 'We have lost an amazing person with a huge heart, and unbelievable talent,' Patrycja wrote on Facebook. 'He died doing what he loved. Thank you for all your support and love and see you down the road.'

More than 800 'ultra dark' galaxies found - and astronomers say there is a mysterious force surrounding them all

The galaxies are more than 300 million light-years away from Earth, and their discovery suggests galaxy clusters are the key environment for their evolution.

Just nuts! Passenger's threatening demand for more snacks 'caused Rome-Chicago flight to make emergency landing in Ireland'

A transatlantic flight was forced to land in the UK at a cost of $500,000 because of the threatening behaviour of a passenger who demanded he was given more nuts, a court has heard.

Army reveals armoured trucks fitted with LASERS to blast mines out of the ground and explode stray bombs 

REDSTONE ARSENAL, Ala. (June 18, 2015) -- The U.S. Army and Air Force are working together to develop mine-resistant, ambush-protected, or MRAP, vehicles with laser technology. 

Before, when the military wanted to disable a bomb, highly-trained bomb disposal specialists wore body armor, protective suits or used robots to render an area safe. 

With lasers, operators can negate the threat of improvised explosive devices, makeshift bombs, mines, and other unexploded explosive ordnance from a safe distance. 

The U.S. Army Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Center, or AMRDEC, Prototype Integration Facility, or PIF, U.S. Air Force Air Combat Command and the Redstone Test Center developed the technology.

The AMRDEC PIF will integrate the U.S. Air Force's laser, interrogator arm, console and other features into the Category I Cougar MRAP.

The vehicles would be able to safely explode mines and other explosives from up to 300 metres away, while a robot arm can move debris and allow the laser to get a clear shot.

EXCLUSIVE: Is a sick website selling personal details of passengers killed on flight MH17 for $2m? 

The Russian website is offering to sell what it claims to be the personal details of the 298 people killed when flight MH17 was blown out of the sky by a rocket as it flew over Ukraine

Are zoos giving black rhinos DIABETES? Insulin resistance in endangered mammals may be caused by rich diet in captivity

Vets at the Ohio State University found captive rhinos have insulin to glucose levels that were nine times higher than animals living in the wild, leaving them at risk of disease.

Fashionista, 25, wanted for series of attacks on Asian women in NYC is found dead in an elevator shaft

Tyrell Shaw, 25, was found hanging at an Upper East Side building on Monday. He was suspected of carrying out at least four attacks on different Asian women since June 10.

Thought you needed to be a billionaire to own a slice of paradise? Stake a claim to the world's first crowd-share island in Belize for as little as a dollar

An Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign hopes to raise $500,000 to purchase a private island - Secret Island in Belize - by offering part ownership to those who donate.

Shawshank escapees were 'smuggled tools in frozen meat' before using them in prison break - but are cop hot on their trail after finding their underpants?

A source close to the investigation has revealed that frozen hamburger meat was likely used to get tools to Richard Matt and David Sweat they then used to break free from prison.

Dog rescued after spending four days without food in sweltering home when his owner moved out 'and left him to die'

A 14-month-old pit bull named Tigg was rescued by a neighbor from a home in Goodyear, Arizona, Monday - four days after his owner moved out of state leaving him behind.

Forget the selfie stick, it's all about the SOLOCAM: Pole attached to microphone lets you film your own TV broadcasts on your phone

The SoloCam was created by Israeli engineer Benny Goldstein. It is essentially a selfie stick with telescoping pole and a microphone at the end that lets you do your own TV-style broadcast.

Why having a baby can give you OCD: Doctors often dismiss new mums' bizarre compulsions as a symptom of baby blues

pix paul lewis;   Gini Wilde, 37, who has had post natal OCD.  Giniís OCD became very bad after Scarlet was born..

After the birth of her daughter Scarlet in August 2012, Gini Wilde, 37, from Huddersfield, couldn't quite believe how happy she was. But her joy was short-lived.

How trendy juice diets are ruining our TEETH: Dental damage is 'soaring' due to sugar and acid in the drinks eroding away enamel

EXCLUSIVE: Dentist Dr Uchenna Okoye, of London Smiling, warns juices are causing chipped and broken teeth because many people don't realise they are rubbing sugar inside their mouths.

Tragedy as one-legged man is struck dead by train while trying to save his dog who was also killed in horrific accident 

Jim Boswell of Wheatland, California was returning to his mobile home with his dog after a trip to the market when the animal got away from him, and he and the dog were killed on the train tracks.

It's a dog's dinner! Sweet time-lapse video shows golden retriever puppies growing up while enjoying the same mad dash to their food bowls every day for nine months

Timelapse video shows golden retriever puppies run for their dinner

A video of two golden retriever cheese puppies, Colby and Bleu, running for their dinner over the course of none months has gone viral. One million people have watched the mealtime race so far. The pair have become so popular they even have their own Instagram account which has been showcasing their first few months of life.

Gender neutral names are on the rise as the popularity of Amari, Phoenix, and Karter increases for boys AND girls

Baby Twins Sitting Up and Smiling

Gender neutral names are on the rise as more and more parents are aiming to break boy/girl stereotypes, says a new survey by Baby Center.

Naked man and woman arrested after being found in car 'driving intoxicated, eating pizza and holding open beer between their feet'

Alexandria Mauer, 24, of Bay Village and Kenneth Gillespie, 33, of Cleveland were stopped by police who found the naked pair driving on a tree lawn along a road in Ohio on Saturday morning.

50 Cent claims obscene sex tape he doctored to humiliate rival was for 'entertainment' but denies publishing it online

In an interview played in Manhattan court Monday,  the rapper admitted to obtaining the tape and contributing his narration, but claims his email account was hacked and someone else put it online.

'I'd like to punch a kid in the face': Teachers' shocking confessions about their students

Frustrated educators have taken to the anonymous sharing app Whisper to air their grievances about their jobs, and the students that they teach - and the secret thoughts they share aren't pretty.

Aurora survivor victim's baby born in car on way to hospital as he reached speeds of 90mph in a desperate bid to get there

Marcus Weaver was shot in the arm during the mass killing which happened during a midnight screening of the Batman film the Dark Knight Rises at a movie theatre in Aurora, Colorado.

Dairy Queen unveils 'artisanal' sandwiches, wraps and baked goods in effort to overhaul fast food menu

Minnesota-based fast food chain Dairy Queen has unveiled a new lineup of food cooked with newly installed ovens including 'artisan' sandwiches on ciabatta, chicken wraps and baked goods a la mode.

Make way for the flushing bride: Designers compete to create stunning wedding dresses out of nothing but toilet paper

Designers have fashioned the elaborate gowns, from rolls of Charmin toilet paper, glue, tape and thread in a bid to take home the $10,000 prize in the contest at a New York boutique.

Married Bollywood director accused of raping American PhD student he became 'good family friends' with after helping her gather research

Aamir Khan, Bollywood Actor along with writer and director Anusha Rizvi and co-director Mahmood Farooqui at a press conference of their new film Peepli Live in New Delhi, India. (Promotional Event)

Mahmood Farooqui was arrested on Saturday and sent to jail until July 6. His accuser, a 30-year-old woman of Indian origin, alleged Farooqui assaulted her in March after throwing a party at his rented house.

Moment two seals are legally shot near salmon nets off the coast of Scotland turning the water red with blood

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT The video shows a man who works for a wild salmon fishing company taking shots at two seals as they glide through the water in Aberdeenshire.

Pete Rose bet on MLB games while he was still a player, his booki'es notebook reveals

A notebook kept by Rose associate Michael Bertolini shows he bet as a player on at least one MLB team on 30 different days and on 21 days the 73-year-old bet on Cincinnati Reds games he was playing in.

Extraordinary moment a British finance worker was filmed snorting cocaine on the Tube before telling shocked passengers: 'I just like taking it' 

City worker snorts cocaine on the Tube in video and says 'I just like taking it'

The dazed-looking drug user was filmed taking the Class A substance on a southbound Northern Line train between Elephant and Castle and Kennington, south London. The man, said to work for a data room provider which helps companies store confidential information, was seen making clucking sounds after snorting the drug, before rubbing it into his gums. In the video, which was published by The Sun today, the man is seen waving a bag of white powder in front of him before telling those sitting nearby: 'I just like taking it'. A report earlier this month named London as the cocaine capital of Europe, with the highest concentration of the drug in its waste water.

Now that's jungle music! Chimpanzee astounds scientists by turning a barrel into a drum before beating it in rhythm

Scientists at the University of Strasbourg in France analysed Barney the chimpanzee rhythmically banging a drum (illustrated), the first evidence of musical ability in chimps.

Move over Mr Whippy! YouTube chef reveals how to make soft-serve ice cream at home with just six ingredients... and some dry ice

Cooking website Chef Steps demonstrate this simple method to make soft-serve ice-cream good enough to rival Mr Whippy. Their recipes requires only seven ingredients, a mixer and a blender.

The end of injections for diabetics? Smart patch can automatically release insulin into the bloodstream

The patch - a thin square no bigger than a penny - is covered with more than one hundred tiny needles, each about the size of an eyelash that can automatically release insulin when needed.

Does the female Viagra really work? It's said to cure women's low libido by making sex more pleasurable. But with fears over side-effects and many doctors sceptical 

Close up of woman's mouth with bright lipstick and pill

Loss of sexual relationships after childbirth is a common problem. In a study 'almost all the 1,500 couples interviewed had sex less often after having a baby'.

Could fast food make you moody? Those who consume the most trans fats 'have greater difficulty with mood control'

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Trans fats, found in some fast foods and baked goods, may affect emotional wellbeing - and reducing the amount you eat could improve your mood, suggests a U.S. study.

Ford's cars can now see round CORNERS: Split-view camera warns of obstacles even on blind junctions

The Michigan-based car maker's Front Split View Camera is available as an option in the Ford S-MAX and Galaxy. Views of the road ahead are shown on a monitor in the dashboard (pictured inset).

Troubled hotel heir Conrad Hilton 'arrested for breaking into ex-girlfriend's house'... a month after she was granted temporary restraining order against him

Conrad Hilton 'arrested for breaking into ex-girlfriend Hunter Salomon's house'

The 21-year-old brother of Paris and Nicky Hilton (left) is in custody after he allegedly broke into the 19-year-old's (right) family home on Monday. It comes less than a month after Hunter, whose father is Rick Salomon, had been granted a temporary restraining order against him. Inset: The aspiring actress shared a picture in November with father Rick Salomon, sister Tyson, stepmother Pamela Anderson and her two sons Brandon and Dylan.

Lamb genetically modified with jellyfish DNA to give it transparent skin ends up being eaten after it was 'accidentally' sent to French abattoir 

The lamb - which had the lab name 'Ruby' - had been part of a series of 'therapeutic research' gene experiments on large mammals by the country's National Agricultural Research Institute.

The secret to hitting a curveball: Scientists reveal how the sharp 'break' in the ball's movement is all in the mind

Our brains track moving objects by applying one of the algorithms a phone's GPS uses, which is why we see the curve ball illusion, according to researchers at the University of Rochester.

Tragedy as former Mets player and MLB analyst Darryl Hamilton, 50, is 'shot dead by his girlfriend, 44, in murder-suicide while their one-year-old son was at home'

The body of Darryl Hamilton, 50, a broadcast analyst for MLB, was found by the front door of his girlfriend's home in Pearland, Texas on Sunday. Her body was discovered nearby.

Google shuns emoji: Tech giant no longer lets you search for the images on mobile or desktop

Google's webmaster trends analyst John Mueller initially made the announcement during a Google+ Hangout in May. Sites using emoji won't be penalised, instead they simply won't show up.

Emotional moment man, 22, who was abducted outside his home two decades ago is finally reunited with twin brother... helped by facial recognition technology

Wan Shuangjian was just two years old when he was kidnapped while playing outside his home in Shenzhen in China. He was found by police after his twin brother gave them a photograph of himself.

Airline fees hit record high as air travelers fork over $1.6 BILLION in bag and change charges during first three months of 2015

The record-setting amount is up 7.4 per cent from the same period last year. It is surprising as January to March is usually the slowest period for air travel. It is the highest amount ever for a 1Q.

NYPD hunt female thug who attacked pensioner with a bottle of water and beat her to the ground before stealing her purse

An elderly woman was beaten over the head with a water bottle after a young woman followed her into her New York apartment then fled with her purse. The NYPD has released footage to find the attacker.

How rich would your state be if it was a country? Texas has the same GDP as Canada, and Maryland the equivalent of South Africa

Maryland's GDP is as big as South Africa's: The map of America that shows how individual

A map of the United States based on the latest state-by-state GDP growth data shows that even the smallest and poorest states such as Mississippi are on par with some European Union countries. California has the largest state economy at more than $2.3trillion, which at roughly the same size as Brazil would be the 8th largest economy in the world by country. The economy of Texas, which saw more than 5 per cent growth in 2014, jumped from being about the size of Australia's economy to about the size of Canada's.

Police capture New York City man after he 'stabs the mother of his child repeatedly at her office before fleeing and attacking two others at his own workplace'

An unnamed 36-year-old was returning to work in New York City after finishing lunch on Monday when she was attacked by her ex, who she also has a child with, and stabbed repeatedly.

Husband 'shoots dead his wife and two young kids' in Father's Day triple 'murder-suicide'

Police were called to the home in Roy, Utah, at about 10pm on Sunday after receiving a 911 call about an assault. Police believe a man killed his wife and two kids before shooting himself.

Jurassic World 'will cross $1 billion at the worldwide box office after 13 days' ...faster than any other movie in history

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On Monday. Universal Pictures announced that the movie will cross $1billion at the worldwide box office after just 13 days, making it the fastest movie ever to do so in box office history.

Stonehenge's sun-disc revealed: Rare 4,500-year-old gold decoration found in grave near sacred site goes on display

The 4,500 year old disc, which is decorated with a cross and circle, was found in a burial mount at Monkton Farleigh in Wiltshire and has now gone on public display at the Wiltshire Museum.

Luxurious London home where Jackie O stayed with her tragic stepdaughter goes on sale for $10m

Mayfair former stables where Jackie O stayed with stepdaughter on sale for £6m

Located in a quiet mews in the city's upmarket Mayfair (top left), the bright and spacious property boasts a modern kitchen, large garden (top right) and a reception room that offers ample room to entertain (bottom right). It was owned by the family of shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, whom Jackie Kennedy married in 1968, and was home to his daughter, Christina Onassis, in the 1970s. She hosted her father and stepmother on a number of occasions and the family were often photographed stepping out in London. Inset, Jackie and Christina together in 1975.

Raising a glass as they gorge on dog meat, the Chinese fans of the Yulin festival ignore global fury to begin the annual feast

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Supporters of China's Yulin festival where dogs are beaten and caged before being butchered, claim it's the same as eating turkey at Christmas.

A third of Americans have no money put aside for an emergency making them vulnerable to high interest loan sharks 

A slow rate of income growth has been blamed for the worrying figure which is the highest since money comparison site Bankrate.com began tracking savings five years ago.

Not taking the Mickey! DJ Deadmau5 and Walt Disney settle 'mouse ears' legal row

Walt Disney launched legal action last year claiming the Canadian star's logo was too similar to their own Mickey Mouse symbol.

What a scruffy-looking nerf-herder! Former child actor who played young Anakin Skywalker pictured in new booking photo after high-speed police chase

Former child star Jake Lloyd, 26, seemingly suffered a cut to his face during a 25-mile police chase that ended in a crash in South Carolina, as seen in a newly released booking photo.

Activist nun, 85, who served two years after vandalizing uranium bunker with anti-nuke messages will not go back to prison on new charges

Sister Megan Rice, 85, and two fellow Catholic peace activists are likely to remain free after being set free from prison in May for Tennessee vandalism. Government will not appeal ruling it said today.

California girl, 3, died in hot car on Father's day after family all thought someone else had unbuckled her car seat 

Kiara Li was asleep in the driveway of her Pomona home. The family of seven napped after returning from visiting their grandfather's grave and noticed Kiara was missing four hours after coming home.

A REAL monster of the deep! Huge 21ft shark is caught off the coast of Australia

6.3 metre basking shark caught in Portland, Victoria

James Owen and his crew accidentally caught the 6.3-metre basking shark in their trawler at Portland, west of Warrnambool, in Victoria on Sunday but instead of selling the sought-after Chinese delicacy, they decided to donate the rare three-tonne male fish to science. Dr Martin Gomon praised the fisherman for contacting the Melbourne Museum saying he had great respect for him as choosing to make money from the second largest living fish would have been the more enticing option. A crane had to be used to lift the mammoth mammal from the boat and it took an astounding five hours to cut up the shark in pieces small enough to be carried.

Idiot leaps on to a terrified moose from bow of a boat before riding it across a lake for his friends' amusement

Footage shows a man standing on the bow of a motor boat as it roars towards the startled animal, which was running into a remote lake in northern British Colombia, Canada.

1950s child actor best known as Marilyn Monroe's young admirer in 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,' dies aged 69

George Karl Wentzlaff died of a heart attack on June 14 at his Northern California home. His raspy voice and deadpan comedic delivery helped him land roles alongside Marilyn Monroe, pictured.

Hunt for man who 'strangled waitress, 20, and then dumped her body in a burning car'

Alexus Garcia found dead in burning car as police hunt for Manuel Rocha

Manuel Rocha, 26, is accused of killing Alexus Garcia, of Fort Worth, Texas, in the early hours of Saturday morning, after the pair met at her home. He is now wanted on a capital murder charge. Garcia is believed to have texted an unidentified witness confirming that was at his address and they 'talked about her safety.' Her body was found inside a burning green Fiat which had been set alight using gasoline in a nearby wooded area. Rocha - who frequently met with prostitutes - is wanted on a capital murder charge.

Girl, 12, whose arm was bitten off in North Carolina shark attack and almost lost her leg starts to walk around hospital 

Kiersten Yow, the 12-year-old girl who was attacked by a shark in Oak Island, North Carolina, on June 14, has walked for the first time in hospital, her family excitedly announced on Facebook.

Village named 'Camp Kill Jews' in a bid to appease the Spanish inquisition finally changes its name nearly 400 years later following a referendum of its 50 inhabitants 

A tiny Spanish village has finally changed its name from Castrillo Matajudios, which means 'Camp Kill Jews', to Castrillo Mota de Judios (meaning Jews' Hill Camp) after long standing complaints.

What is this mystery beam of light in the clouds? Strange 'jumping sundog' may be caused by shifting electric fields

A video of jumping sundogs was filmed above Greenwood, Indiana. It shows a beam of light flickering (pictured), possibly due to electric fields changing in a 'jumping sundog'.

Heatwave in Pakistan kills nearly 700 people and puts thousands in hospital as Muslim clerics urge the sick to break Ramadan rules on fasting during the 45 degree heat 

The majority of people died in government-run hospitals in the port city of Karachi, as temperatures reached 45 degrees Celsius (111 Fahrenheit) at the weekend.

Have you been separating egg whites wrong? Video reveals simple hack to remove yolks in just 30 SECONDS (and all you need is an empty bottle)

Video shows how to separate egg yolks and whites in under 30 SECONDS

A new video from Rumble has revealed a simple way of separating egg yolks and egg whites in under 30 seconds using nothing more than an empty water bottle. The hack works by (clockwise from top left) first cracking an egg on to a plate, squeezing the air out of a plastic bottle, delicately sucking the yolk into the neck of the bottle and finally using the suction to deposit it into a spare dish.

Doctors discover 50-year-old FOETUS inside pensioner, 92, when she is X-rayed after a fall 

After carrying out X-rays, doctors in the city of San Antonio, Chile, were astonished to discover the calcified 'stone baby', which weighed around 4.4lb (2kg).

Dream come true! Motown legend Berry Gordy's historic Detroit mansion where Marvin Gaye once sang in the basement hits market at $1.3million

The palatial home once owned by Motown Records founder Berry Gordy Jr comes with 10 bedrooms, a ballroom with a stage and a pool house with a two-lane balling alley.

Earth's protective shield is weakening: Trio of Swarm satellites could reveal how fast the planet's magnetic field is fading

The initial results from Swarm are due to be presented at the General Assembly of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics on 22 June to 2 July in Prague, Czech Republic.

Florida man, 90, 'pulled gun on Postal Service employee because he was upset with the service'

Customer HB Shea, pictured, allegedly pointed a handgun at the employee and threatened to 'blow his head off,' the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office said.

The hotels you'll (probably) never stay in: The ultra-exclusive five-star resorts where you need an INVITE to check in

To stay in the $44,000-a-night villa at Fiji's Laucala Island Resort, guests must receive approval from the owner. In St Lucia, two villas at Ladera Resort are reserved for notable and celebrity guests.

Look away Nick! Billionaire James Packer dotes on new love Mariah Carey's four-year-old twins as pair enjoy romantic getaway on his yacht

James Packer dotes on new love Mariah Carey's twins in Italy

He's been linked to many high-profile women in his time.   But casino billionaire James Packer only had eyes for his Dream Lover Mariah Carey, 45, when he went sailing around Italy with the singer and her twins on Sunday. As the Mediterranean sun beat down, the businessman, 47, was glued to his new love interest's side and paid particular attention to her children, Monroe and Moroccan, both four. The singer recently divorced their father, presenter Nick Cannon.

   

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Horrifying moment a Fox & Friends host threw an axe at a target on live TV... and hit a performing drummer by accident

Fox & Friends co-host throwing an axe on TV misses and hits guest

Fox & Friends co-host Pete Hegseth hurled the sharp tool towards a target on a wood post prior to a segment on timbersports on June 14 but missed, hitting Jeff Prosperie, a drummer who was performing nearby with The Hellcats, which is apart of the U.S. Army's West Point Band. The marching band was playing during the show in honor of the Army's 240th birthday and Flag Day. A video shows the moment Hegseth throws the axe and misses before it strikes Prosperie on the arm.

Now YOU shall go to the ball! Viewers join Cinderella as she dances with the prince and loses her glass slipper in video that tells classic fairy tale through her own eyes

The three-minute video by the students at Arts University Bournemouth shows the classic story entirely from the heroine's point of view, giving the well-loved tale an entirely new and personal twist.

The biggest property sale on earth: A private land holding the size of INDIANA but only home to 150 people hits the market in Australia for $250million pastoralist

One of the world's largest private land holdings that is three-quarters the size of England but only 150 people live there is up for sale with intersted buyers from the UK, Canada, the US and China.

Venezuelan vet arrested for implanting puppies with heroin to be smuggled into United States 

Andres Lopez Elorza, 33, is wanted in the USA accused of surgically implanting bags of heroin inside puppies (pictured) in 2005. Police arrested him on Saturday in Spain after he went into hiding.

Rock solid relationship: Amazing pictures show daredevil duo taking romance to new heights to brave vertical cliff faces, skydiving and bungee jumping together

Jacob Cook, 26, and Bronwyn Hodgins, 22, met at Leeds University three years ago at a rock climbing club. Since they met they have scaled a 3,280 foot cliff face in Yosemite.

Bobby on the beat! Canadian peace officer becomes an internet star after stunning crowd with rapping and beatboxing skills

Edmonton peace officer Halley Barrantes stuns crowd with beatboxing skills

Canadian law enforcement officer Halley Barrantes, who is in uniform, asks everyone to put their hands in the air and begins freestyle rapping at an event in Edmonton, Alberta. Throughout the clip, the crowd can be heard cheering and dancing along with the officer. The video concludes with Barrantes dropping the microphone to further cheers from the crowd.

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The woman who said no to Errol Flynn: Never-before-seen love letters reveal swashbuckling lothario's passion for British artist (but she chose a real-life hero instead)

Woman who said no to Errol Flynn revealed in unseen letters

The collection of five letters, inset, which are set to go under the hammer, were penned to Marjorie Bickham, right, from Ledbury, Worcs. She was 20 when she met Flynn, then 25, left, while performing at the Malvern Festival in Worcestershire in 1934. Flynn, who was most famous for swashbuckling films like 1938's The Adventures of Robin Hood, was a member of Birmingham Rep when he met Miss Bickham - just one year before he married his first wife, French actress Lili Damita in 1935. The letters were kept by Marjorie's great niece, but whether a romance blossomed between the pair remains a mystery.

Hilarious footage captures the moment llama spits in woman's face after she leans in to give it a kiss at petting zoo 

A llama expressed its annoyance and spat in a woman's face after she lent in to give it a kiss at a petting zoo. The hilarious clip, which was posted to YouTube, shows the lady recoiling in disgust.

Taiwan-based EVA Air voted the world's cleanest airline, with the rest of the top 10 also Asian-owned

Taiwan-based carrier EVA Air was voted the cleanest airline in the world according to over 18 million passengers surveyed for Skytrax's annual World Airline Awards.

Is this the best trick shot video ever? Watch an Aussie squad take ping pong to a new level

The Australian trick shot team that set a new world record by making a near-impossible basketball shot have shared their amazing new challenge that involves ping pong balls.

Tourists spark security scare in Milan after crashing remote-control drone into famous cathedral

Milan's famous church is in need of minor repairs after a camera-equipped drone operated by three men from South Korea crashed as they snapped aerial photos of the attraction.

You're binned! App claims to take the pain out of breaking up with someone by doing it for you with an automated voice message

A new app, dubbed Binder, claims to make awkward break up conversations easier by letting people dump their partners through an automated voice message.

From a vending machine to a phone box: The incredible 3D sculptures artist made using thousands of BUTTONS

Contemporary Miami-based artist, Augusto Esquivel, uses buttons to create incredibly detailed two and three dimensional sculptures of telephone boxes, vending machines and fire hydrants.

Amazing photo appears to show Yosemite's Half Dome engulfed in flames

Austin Jenanyan'S photo appears to show Yosemite's Half Dome engulfed in flames

A photographer out to capture the majesty of Yosemite's Half Dome at sunrise recently caught on film something unexpected: massive flames shooting out from atop the 5,000 granite formation. Or, at least they appeared to be flames. In reality, 20-year-old Austin Jenanyan had snapped a cloud formation that looked uncannily like fire just as it drifted by Half Dome. Jenanyan called it a brief but 'very surreal and magical experience.'

   

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