Solomon Chau and partner Jennifer Carter, both 26, were due to get married in August in Toronto, but had to move the wedding to April after Chau was told he had terminal cancer. Now a heartbreaking video has emerged of their wedding day, showing them tying the knot and dancing together just months before he passed away. Chau died on August 17, and his funeral was held today, the same day the couple had initially picked for their wedding.

Photographer Bruce Gilden takes photographs of strangers in the street showing their face in close detail. The New York artist visited West Bromwich and Essex to find new subjects for his work. His imagery shows (clockwise L-R) Britney Mey at the Minnesota state fair, Debbie from Essex, Debbie in West Bromwich, Lee-Ann in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Derek in Minneapolis, and a woman from the Midlands.

The business mogul slammed the fallen stars in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter where he also discussed his wife's involvement in the campaign and the fact he is a 'ratings machine'. He first slammed the embattled comedian Williams, who is preparing to join MSNBC as a special events and breaking news anchor following is scandal-hit exit from NBC. Trump said: 'I wasn't a fan of Brian Williams. First of all, I think he made a terrible mistake. He handled the situation horribly, and he should have left with dignity and shouldn't have gone back to work for the same company.' On Cosby, he said he'd had one bad experience with him. The comedian had been friendly to him when they were guests on Letterman, but then Cosby 'went crazy' on Trump on the Today Show in 2011.

A group in support of Jeb Bush has been accused of committing an embarrassing Photoshop fail after sending out a flier with a strange visual contradiction. Right to Rise, Bush's super PAC, announced Friday that is was sending out 86,000 mailers in the first primary state of Iowa. However, observers were quick to point out that Bush's left hand in one of the images had a far darker skin tone than the rest of his body.

Thousands of spectators watched in horror as the Hawker Hunter smashed into the ground at Shoreham Airshow in West Sussex this afternoon. The pilot, named locally as Andy Hill is said to be recovering in hospital and it is not known if anyone else has been hurt. Witnesses have described seeing smoke billowing into the sky just moments after the accident which occurred as the plane took part in a display.

Just over a month ago the 31-year-old American beauty appeared, hidden behind dark glasses, to testify at the inquest into the death of her ex-fiance, Scot Young, 52, (pictured together, right) who was found impaled on railings below the window of their London penthouse last December. Yet today, despite all the chaos that still surrounds her, Noelle is astonishingly calm - healthy-looking, toned and tanned.

The 'First Daughter' looked spectacularly unimpressed while on a family bicycle ride during vacation on the Massachusetts island of Martha's Vineyard. Malia Obama was photographed peddling in between her mother and father along a path in Vineyard Haven. While biking, the 17-year-old appeared to be in a sour mood by sporting a discontent facial expression. The family has been vacationing on the upscale island since Aug. 7 and are nearing the end of their two-week relaxing trip to the expensive island.

Directed by Steven Spielberg, Bridge Of Spies (Tom Hanks pictured in film, inset left) tells the epic story of CIA operative Gary Powers (main picture), whose plane was shot down while he was flying a daring solo mission over Russian territory in 1960. Powers plunged 75,000ft to Earth and endured psychological torture and threats of execution before serving two years of a ten-year jail sentence, before being released in a spy-swap on Berlin bridge (inset centre). His extraordinary story of survival should have led to him being hailed an all-American hero. But he was regarded as a near traitor, whose capture had heaped embarrassment on the nation. He was accused of deliberately crashing his plane, working as a double agent and was even branded a coward for failing to take the suicide drug carried by all pilots in case they were captured. It is a legacy that has clouded his name - and the lives of his family.

A solo Army Golden Knight parachutist honored a comrade's dream by landing on the high school football field where hundreds of mourners gathered for his funeral Saturday, a week after he was involved in a deadly accident at a Chicago air show. The military skydiver, joined by a team of professionals, fulfilled the wish of U.S. Army Master Sgt. Corey Hood, who had long wanted to parachute on to the field where he played as a youth. Hood, 32, died Aug. 16, a day after colliding with another parachutist during a jump at the Chicago Air and Water Show. Before joining the Golden Knights, the army's elite parachute performance team, Hood served five tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan. Highly decorated, he was awarded two Bronze Stars for heroism. Hood's mother and one of her daughters were at the funeral (top right) as well as members of the Army Golden Knights (bottom right).

Nerve-wracking footage shows the terrified seal taking shelter on a nearby family dinghy (centre) in Desolation Sound, British Columbia. The tiny boat proves to be a life-saving refuge from the pod of at least three killer whales (left and right) that are hunting it. Killer whales are well-known for their brutally efficient hunting tactics, and for their skill at hunting as a group. Scientists have claimed that their tactics provide a meal for killer whales an average of three in every four attempts.

Seventeen-year-old Katie Doak of Phoenix had been searching for her half-sister Kelsey for five years and decided to help spread the word about her hunt on Facebook. She posted a message and a picture of her holding a sign with her birth information (left) on it and after the picture was shared more than 1,000 times, someone sent her Kelsey's contact information. While she was scrolling through her sister's profile, Doak saw she had also made a sign (right). The sisters were able to get in touch by messaging one another and then had a long talk the following day.

Richard Tipton, 69, of Owosso was reunited after 28 years with the Corvette he sold in 1987. His three adult children, Molly, Abbie and Andrew Tipton surprised him with the car on Wednesday. During the emotional reunion caught on video at the family business, Tipton Trucking, Mr Tipton and his wife Anne wept as they saw the Corvette parked in the garage.

EXCLUSIVE: MailOnline has travelled to the small Polish town of Walbrzych to see the spot where a second group of treasure hunters believe the train has been concealed for the last 70 years. A pair of treasure hunters have filed a claim with local authorities for what they believe to be a Nazi train filled with looted gold and priceless artefacts. They say they will lead the authorities to the train, in return for 10 per cent of the treasure's worth. But the second group of treasure hunters claim they found the train two years ago but the maps to the site vanished. They insist that the new pair must have 'stolen' their information.

The classic show will return to screens next month with ten half-hour episodes, which features Kermit stepping out with a new squeeze called Denise (left) after splitting from longtime love Miss Piggy (inset as she was in the first ever Muppets series in 1976). Curvy brunette Denise is a puppet recycled from old character Spamela Hamderson (right). The new version is inspired by the New version inspired by 'mockumentary' style of Ricky Gervais' The Office.

City paramedics arrived at the woman's apartment on 111th Street around 1.15pm and quickly realized that she was too large to fit through the front door of the dwelling. The emergency workers were able to treat the woman but they called in the firefighters so the woman could be removed from the Harlem apartment in New York and taken to St Luke's Hospital.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: A blue whale's heart has long been rumoured to be the size of a car. Its aorta, some researchers say, is large enough for humans to swim through. Now scientists in Canada have had the chance to study this massive organ in detail for the first time - and their gruesome discovery has shed new light on these majestic creatures.

Catch me if you can! An adorable video shows a young miniature horse repeatedly pursuing a grown man around an enclosure. The man, named Sterling Bartow, slows down several times in the video -- and when the horse catches up to him, gives it gentle strokes. In the clip, a woman off-camera says of the foal: 'He is only three days old. And he is chasing Sterling everywhere.'

Bryn Stembridge, 25, from California, was due to move to Australia with his $100,000-a-year tech job, but instead decided to quit and go traveling across America on a dirt bike instead. He has so-far been through 17 state, has crossed into Canada, and completed the whole of the Continental Divide Trail in the process. He began his road trip on June 5, and expects to be on the road until the end of October, or until the bike gives out on him.

The most valuable dollhouse in the world, worth a staggering $8.5 million USD, is going on display for the first time.  The hand-made 'Astolat Dollhouse Castle' was designed and built over a 13-year period by Colorado-based miniature artist Elaine Diehl in the 1980's.  She modeled it after Tennyson's Lady of Shallot and commissioned fine craftsmen from around the world to build over 10,000 handcrafted interior pieces, which she combined with furniture and decorations from antique dolls' houses. 

They packed their bags and embarked on a months-long adventure through the Americas in a Volkswagen van they dubbed Francisca.
The final destination? Philadelphia, so they can see Pope Francis there in late September. Catire Walker, 41, and his wife, Noel Zemborain, piled their four kids into the van in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in March. After passing through South America and Central America, they reached Mexico on their long journey to see the pope at the Festival of Families. They prepared to depart from Mexico City on Saturday. Pope Francis is scheduled to arrive in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 22. He'll visit New York before spending two days in Philadelphia.

Footage shows Finnish magician Jose Ahonen holding treats under the dogs' noses, covering his hands over the snacks and then opening them to reveal his empty palms. Some of the confused dogs look for the treat on the floor, while one clatters him to the floor in excitement.

A litter of puppies are being mothered by a prickly capybara, one of the world's largest rodents. The puppies and the capybara, known as Cheesecake, became acquainted this month at the Rocky Ridge Refuge, an animal rescue group based in Arkansas. The refuge takes on many abandoned animals in need but it is Cheesecake who is the star of the show. She lets the puppies play with her and groom her. She has been a fixture at the center for many years and has already been a foster parent to four litters of puppies this year alone.

Photographer John Waters captured the rare perspective of the graceful bird after animal trainers Lloyd and Rose Buck, of Somerset, taught her to dive bomb an electric buzzer. In order to get the shot, John placed his camera with the lens face-up by the buzzer and operated it with a remote control as she flew down.