INXS guitarist Kirk Pengilly has told of his gruelling battle with prostate cancer. After discovering elevated prostate antigen levels in 2014, the musician knew drastic action needed to be taken. He sought the opinion of a Sydney surgeon who removed his entire prostate gland and a few lymph nodes during a five-hour keyhole surgery. The 56-year-old, married to world champion surfer Layne Beachley, has since received the amazing news that his cancer has been contained and in May tests came back negative. Although in the clear, Pengilly admits it may take up to 18 months for everything to be 'normal,' and is working with a physiotherapist to rehabilitate his bladder as well as taking Viagra to thin his blood. His family are now focused on the future, which includes redeveloping their Queenscliff home on Sydney's Northern Beaches.

This astonishing footage shows the moment terrified holidaymakers fled a beach (left) as a murderous gunman patrolled the tourist spot picking out victims. In the shaky mobile phone footage, the recorder first runs away from the deadly shoot-out on the beach along with others fearing for their lives. After fleeing the beach, the person filming hides behind a rubbish bin on the streets of Sousse. At that moment, an innocent bystander is gunned down to the floor (middle picture) as alarmed locals continue to hurry down the road. The footage then jumps back to the beach where two sunbathers in their swimsuits lie slumped on the ground having been caught in the gunfire.

A source close to the investigation said a photograph of suspect Yassin Salhi posing with the severed head of victim French factory boss Herve Cornara was sent to a US number via WhatsApp. Conara's head was found pinned to the gates at the American-owned Air Products factory in Saint-Quentin-Fallavier, surrounded by two Islamist flags, on Friday. The victim was the boss at ATC-colicom in Chassieu - near the scene of yesterday's horrific execution - and ran his own business offering a delivery service.

It seems Australian billionaire James Packer can't keep his eyes or lips off his new love Mariah Carey. The 47-year-old was spotted leaning in to plant a tender kiss on his leading lady while sailing the Mediterranean aboard his luxury 88-metre super yacht on Friday. The unlikely pair have been packing on the PDA since first going public with their romance last week, and it appears as though the relationship is going from strength to strength.

Queensland footballer Karmichael Hunt has told of his wild cocaine binges with teammates in explosive documents relating to his recent court appearance on charges of possessing the drug. In the documents, Hunt, who played for the Gold Coast Suns AFL team before switching to rugby union team the Queensland Reds, tells Queensland officials about trips away with teammates which turned into drug-fulled nights of which he has little memory. The evidence was given to authorities in exchange for a lighter punishment and enabled Hunt to keep his $2 million contract with the Queensland Reds.

Melbourne marketer Caitlin Blake-Lane met her fiance, Alex Clifford, at the Melbourne Cup. It wasn't until the couple had fallen in love that she discovered 'Alex', was in fact The Honourable Alexander Clifford and son of Lord Clifford of Chudleigh in the UK. She is soon to become Lady of the Manor at Ugbrooke House, one of England's largest country estates. 'I never thought you met those people in real life,' Ms Blake-Lane said. Pictured are the couple together in Sydney, left, at the races, centre, and in an embrace, bottom right, and Mr Clifford with Lord Clifford on the family estate, top right.

Most car insurance claims involve another vehicle accident, cracked windshields or storm damage. But a one-at-fault driver whose incredible misfortune led to an expensive claim after a tin of paint splattered inside his luxury Maserati vehicle when he swerved to avoid a dog in South Australia. Claims Manager for RAA Insurance Hayley Cain said the driver had left the paint on the backseat when the lid dislodged from the tin and flew through the air.

Australian stars have jumped on the bandwagon for the government to follow America's footsteps after the nation legalised same-sex marriage on Friday. The X Factor's Dannii Minogue took to social media shortly after the news broke internationally, to post an image of a rainbow wall with the symbol of a heart being created by a person's hand. (Clockwise from top left) Sharni Vinson, Anthony Callea, Nikki Phillips and David Campbell also showed their support for Australian politicians to act.

Richard Matt, who escaped from Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, upstate New York, three weeks ago was shot dead by border protection guards on Friday after they heard the criminal clear his throat next to a cabin they were searching. The officers thought it was animal noises at first, but after scouring the hut in Malone, just south of the Canadian border, they came face-to-face withe the 49-year-old convict. Matt, armed with a 20-gauge shotgun, refused to put his hands up when ordered by police, so they opened fire and killed him at the scene. His escape accomplice David Sweat is still on the loose, and authorities have set up what they claim is their strongest perimeter of the search in dense woodland 47 miles from the prison.

From Virgin Atlantic's Vivienne Westwood designs (pictured left) to Etihad's haute couture in-flight uniforms (bottom right), MailOnline Travel is rounding up the best dressed cabin crews in the sky. Among the most noteworthy are Emirates' sophisticated look (middle right) and Russian national carrier Aeroflot's style (top right), known for its tangerine hue.

Australian women have been training for six months to become professional MMA fighters and had no prior experience. They suffered through intense mental and physical strain for the TV series Wimp 2 Warrior and will participate in their final fight during the finale in July and will show off all the skills they have learned during the human experiment.

Carl Thompson was Britain's fattest man - he was 65st. Or, to put it another way, he weighed roughly the same as a Steinway grand piano, or five washing machines. The analogy is not meant to be disrespectful or cruel, just an illustration of what it must have been like to be imprisoned in Carl's body. Imagine trying to function while strapped, metaphorically speaking, to a piano. The truth is that Carl didn't function, he existed, barely able to move, on a 10,000-calorie-a-day diet of junk food (four times the recommended daily amount for an active man).

An historical terrace house that was bought for only a thousand pounds in 1956 went under the hammer on Saturday to fetch a staggering $1.8 million. The Victorian-era townhouse in Camperdown, one of Sydney's most popular inner-west suburbs, has been in the same family for over 50 years, who paid the equivalent of $30,415 for the three bedroom property. Steven Burns' family owned their 19 Fowler Street home for almost 60 years, but decided that with the market staying hot, it was time to let go.

Most of the 100,000-plus revellers flocked to the main stage (left) and spent the penultimate day of the popular music festival watching artists like George Ezra (bottom right) ahead of tonight's headline act Kanye West. The hip hop rapper will soak up the limelight on the Pyramid stage later on in a billing that was met with controversy including a petition with more than 130,000 signatures appealing for him to be replaced. The festival-goers - including two adorable young girls who enjoyed an ice cream (top right) - had a little more luck today as the sun stayed out.

A 10-year-old mutt named Quasi Modo, whose spinal birth defects left him a bit hunchbacked, is the winner of this year's World's Ugliest Dog contest. The pit bull-Dutch shepherd mix (left) and his owner took the $1,500 prize Friday night, besting 25 other dogs competing in the contest that applauds imperfection, organizers said. Quasi Modo was abandoned at an animal shelter before being adopted by a veterinarian in Loxahatchee, Florida, according to his biography posted on the contest's website. Other dogs that appeared in the competition included Sweepee Rambo (top right), Modo (middle right), and Reggie (bottom right). The contest, held at the Sonoma-Marin Fairgrounds in Petaluma, California, is in its 27th year.

Imagine building LEGO for a living - it's a job many of us didn't know existed. Ryan McNaught (centre), from Melbourne, made that dream a reality. The father-of-two is one of just 12 LEGO certified professionals around the world, who spends all day building spectacular giant sculptures for shop displays, exhibitions and events. In a world-first, an exhibition called Brick Man Experience - The Complete Collection by Ryan McNaught will feature 60 original works along with their own unique behind-the-scenes stories, drawings and sketches.

You don't need a big house to be happy. The proof is in these revealing photographs of life in one of Tokyo's shoebox hotels. Despite living in rooms where they cannot stand up and crawling is the only means of transportation, tourists and international students are pictured eking out remarkably cozy and fulfilling lives. Korean photographer Won Kim has captured the peaceful day-to-day existence of tourists living peacefully in cheap, tiny apartments in one of the world's most bustling cities. What struck him most was how people's mess brought life to a room. 'What I personally find interesting was that the messier the room was, the cosier I felt inside.'

Paul Barker, 39, and wife Kerry, 30, from Hetton, Sunderland, were due to appear in court on Tuesday over the theft of nine bottles of wine worth £89.91 but failed to arrive for their 10am hearing. Their absence comes after they scavenged from bins outside their local Tesco Express in Hetton, Sunderland, because their benefits were stopped. Mrs Barker was charged with theft and her husband was accused of handling stolen goods on June 7.

Maria Sharapova looks like a giantess dressed up as a doll. Her enormous shoulders jut out either side. Her thighs are rippling, surprisingly chunky and ever so slightly veiny. Her beautiful face is expressionless. And her eyes . . . her eyes are green, sleepy, incredibly sexy but also rather scary.Like a tiger that could turn any moment, and take out her entire (very extensive) entourage with one arm and then gobble us all up.

The list of movie stars who've stayed at the stupendously lavish Athenaeum hotel in London's Mayfair is as long as a feature-length movie reel. They include Sandra Bullock (top right) and Steven Spielberg (bottom right). TravelMail checked into the hotel's swish rooftop suite.

From cruising in luxury cars and drinking expensive bottles of champagne to relaxing on private, million-dollar yachts, these unapologetically rich teenagers are celebrating their summers in style. The adolescents, who feature on the now-renowned Rich Kids of Instagram blog , have been documenting their self-indulgent experiences on social media - for the rest of the world to see. Far from cheap and cheerful family holidays or high-street shopping trips with friends, they have been flying to lavish resorts via private jet and splashing out on an array of jaw-dropping purchases. Pictured: A young man relaxes on the front of a luxury car in Marbella, Spain (left), another cuddles up to three giant bottles of champagne (top right) and a girl poses in the sunlit garden of her mansion in Southampton, New York (bottom right).

Loey Lane, 22, talks about beauty and plus-size fashion on her popular YouTube channel. In a recent video, she came up with a tongue-in-cheek list of reasons why 'fat girls shouldn't wear bikinis'. She addresses each of the unfair objections, which include that it's 'unattractive', that it 'promotes obesity', and that it 'makes people uncomfortable'.

Stunning photographs showing off life in one of the country's most iconic regions have been celebrated in the 2015 Kimberley Photographic Awards. 130 vivid images were entered into this year's awards, capturing everything from lone trees and desert landscapes to Indigenous youth and children.

Surfers in Western Australia from Margaret River to Gnaraloo have paddled out into towering six-metre waves after a massive storm produced 'once in a decade swell'. The enormous swell, namely in Cowaramup Bay near Margaret River, is a result of strong low pressure systems around 2,000 kilometres off the south-west coast, which has been forming over the last week. Paul Vivers, a forecaster from the Bureau of Meteorology, said gale force winds have caused 'freak sets' that could potentially produce '30 or 40 foot waves'.