Up to 30 cadets at the prestigious West Point military academy were injured during the traditional end-of-training brawl after some cadets reportedly stuffed their pillow cases with helmets. Footage of the fight shows hundreds of students rushing into a central courtyard wearing body armor and helmets before beating each other with pillows. A spokesman for West Point said instructors regret the injuries, but defended the camaraderie-building exercise and said there are no plans to discontinue it.

More than 4,000 migrants entered Austria (right) overnight after Hungary organised buses to take them to the border. As daylight broke, thousands walked across the border to make-shift shelters where aid workers were waiting with food and hot tea. Overnight, they began a desperate 100-mile march towards the Austrian border after authorities cancelled trains heading out of the country. Hungary reversed its hard-line stance after being 'overwhelmed by the sheer numbers of unwanted visitors'. Migrants and refugees cheered (top left) and yelled 'Thank you!' as buses ferried them to the border. German police have said they expect as many as 10,000 refugees to arrive in the country today, and Chancellor Angela Merkel said it would not stop anyone from seeking asylum.

In her new autobiography, Eighties rock chick and feminist icon Chrissie Hynde (left) reveals that she was raped by a gang of bikers (file image right) when she was just 21. Not only that, she says it was her fault. She was out of her mind on drugs, behaving flirtatiously and hopelessly naive. So what exactly happened when Chrissie Hynde encountered the biker gang? And what effect did such a brutal experience have on her life?

An armed security guard working at the Whole Foods Market in Oakland, California has been fired after he reportedly beat one customer to a bloody pulp Thursday night. Zoe Marks, an eye witness to the attack, shared disturbing images of the victim and her account of the incident to Facebook. An official with the company says the guard has been fired and police are investigating.

Famed NFL player Tom Brady shared some thoughts about the 'Deflategate' scandal and the upcoming football season on Facebook Friday night. On his Facebook page , Brady wrote that he can't wait to fully commit his 'energy and emotion to focus on the challenges' of the season and thanks his family, friends, fans and teammates for their support.

Australian bad-boy Nick Kyrgios, 20, and Canadian sweetheart Eugenie Bouchard, 21, turned heads at the US Open in flushing doubles with their highly flirtatious first round win in the mixed doubles. Fist bumps, giggling chats at the change of ends (left) and even playful towel fights (right) were all included in the exciting three-set match, with one twitter user likening it to a 'first date' with 'sexual tension through the roof' (inset).

In a video uploaded to YouTube titled, Angry Hot Kebab Girl Meltdown', a woman is seen verbally abusing the restaurant's employees because they used green peppers instead of red in her meal. She also berates the staff members for not speaking English. She leaves the restaurant in a huff, but not before walking into the glass front door on her way out.

Discovery Family's new show Babies Behaving Badly, due to premier tonight, sees viral videos of kids throwing fits and trying to outsmart their parents given the TV treatment with comedic commentary and interviews with the tiny tots turned internet sensations.

At a concert in Philadelphia in the US the singer, 21, motioned for the banner reading 'Hi Harry. Your so nice' to be handed to him (pictured left), before wasting no time in fixing the omission. He took out a pen and added the missing apostrophe and letter 'e' to make it 'You're so nice' (middle). Looking unimpressed at having to fix the error, Harry then held up the corrected sign to show fans (right). Sixteen-year-old fan Taelor Ford later tweeted the One Direction star: 'Thank you for signing my poster and correcting my grammar!!'

Actress Siân Phillips described her life with troubled Lawrence of Arabia star, Peter O'Toole (pictured left and right with Phillips), as 'intermittently ecstatic or unbelievably dreadful,' during their turbulent marriage. A new biography reveals tales of the star's drinking, including consuming a bottle of whiskey without pausing for breath and falling asleep on stage. Whilst filming Lawrence of Arabia in the Jordan desert, O'Toole was given his own minder to ensure he was fit to work. It also chronicles how O'Toole would disappear for days end with a new young actress, leaving his wife at home with their children.

Seawater used in nearby mines has been blamed for causing the enormous crater in the Perm region of central Russia. The sinkhole has grown to 400ft across and is said to be visible from space. Latest images, taken from a helicopter, show the abyss threatening forests on two sides, as well as more homes now standing on the edge of the gaping precipice. The site is two miles from the nearest town but was a regular summer getaway destination until the holiday homes were abandoned in 2005 following concerns the ground was sinking. One local source said as many as 20 cottages, unoccupied at the time, have now sunk into the chasm.

The 777-9X will seat at least 400 passengers with a superwide cabin with larger, higher windows when it begins production in 2017. It is so big, Boeing has developed hinges on its wingtips. The hinges will fold up, allowing the plane to shorten its wingspan when it's rolling across airport taxiways, the first design of its kind on any commercial airliner.

Comedian Damon Wayans blurted out the Walmart settlement figure while appearing on the radio show The Breakfast Club Friday. Morgan's camp rushed to dismiss the revelation as nothing more than idle gossip, saying that the SNL alum had no contact with Wayans since before the June 2014 crash. Meanwhile, Morgan and his new wife have moved into their palatial new home (pictured), which according to multiple reports they purchased for just under $14million.

Police in California are hunting for two burglars who broke into a residence and injured the family dog by feeding it shattered glass last Friday in Fremont.The homeowner's video surveillance in the backyard caught one of the suspects involved in the crime on camera. They stole about $2,000 in cash and jewelry from the home before feeding the family's dog shattered glass.

The two-year-old boy (main), who has not been identified, was spotted feeding from his neighbor's pet dog, Reina (inset), after his drunken mother allegedly left him without food or water in the desert port of Arica in Chile. Police were called to the scene and the naked infant was taken to Hospital Regional Dr. Juan Noé, some 1,240 miles north of the country's capital, Santiago, where he was found to be malnourished. He was also suffering from a skin infection and a lice infestation. Officials believe the boy may have been saved from starvation by the dog's breast milk.

The Duchess of Cambridge's younger sister will celebrate her 32nd birthday on Sunday in Stockholm where she is preparing for a gruelling 'swimrun' race. The 50 mile course takes in 26 of the Stockholm archipelago's 1000 islands and involves running in a wetsuit and swimming with trainers on. Pippa's teammate is Swede Jöns Bartholdson who previously joined her for the Race Across America in 2013.

Banderas and Griffiths purchased the 8,121 sq ft mountain retreat back in 2002. It boasts 7 bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms, as well as a guest house and a historic log cabin. The estate also has a hot tub and fire pit on a wrap around brick terrace, and a private deck for one of the master bedrooms. The main home also features a billiards room and wine cellar, and outside is a private ski run. Banderas and Griffiths divorce was finalized last month, officially ending nearly 20 years of marriage.

The controversial dating site Seeking Arrangements has launched its first ever calendar contest where 12 real-life sugar babies compete for the coveted title of Sugar Baby of the Year and the chance to be featured on the calendar's cover. The contestants range in age from 19 to 25, and while they were more than happy to flaunt their toned bodies in tiny bikinis for the dating site's 2016 calendar, many insist that voters should choose them for the cover because of their fantastic personalities.

While many would think twice before stepping foot into eerie crumbling factories or decaying medical centres, photographer Anna Mika chooses to explore them to discover their subtle allure. The plucky 25-year-old from Poland's mysterious collection called, Urbex - Urban Exploration, features mines, factories, hospitals, both Polish and abroad.

Scottish student Chelsea Marr, 24, left in the comparison images, has turned down the chance of a glamorous life of modelling - in favour of working as a recruitment manager. Her similarity Hollywood star Angelina, right, who is married to Brad Pitt, has seen her take the internet by storm. Her Instagram account has 56,000 followers, with hundreds liking and commenting on her pictures. But Miss Marr revealed she is not a model but works as an operations manager for an oil and gas recruitment company in Aberdeen.

NEW Victoria Lautman is enamoured by India's stepwells - the subterranean masterpieces that served first as a vital means to access and store water between the 2nd and 4th centuries AD but remain architectural wonders to this day. The Chicago journalist has spent four years exploring around 120 sites and says her 'smouldering obsession' with the impressive and varied underground structures stems from their mystery, beauty and history.

Alissa Silva, 35, from Boston's son Mason died from leukemia last year, just a few weeks after his first birthday. In honor of his life, Mrs Silva is hoping to raise awareness about the disease by sharing her family's story, and urging other parents to learn more about pediatric cancers.

Cosmopolitan.com editor Amy Odell, 29, attempted to recreate eight of Instagram's most popular pictures - and quickly learned that she was unable to do any of them without help from a team of eight people, including make-up artists, hairstylists and assistants to ensure the perfect positioning in each image.

NEW Chase Armitage mounted and performed a handstand on the top of Barbara Hepworth's Three Obliques: Walk In before charging down Richard Long's Cornwall Slate Line. The professional free-runner was invited to jump on and over the priceless pieces of art to celebrate Sotheby's tenth annual sculpture exhibition.

The expert tempted the giant crocodile out of the water by splashing the dead chicken around in the shallows in front of a group of terrified tourists in Australia. He tried to disprove long-held beliefs about what causes the dangerous animals to attack by prodding its snout and showing that it did not react. The handler then started riding on the crocodile's back, saying: 'Is that a croc between your legs or are you just pleased to see me?'