Huma Abedin, 39, was spotted in the $381 LK Bennett poppy print dress as she made final preparations for tonight's Democratic nominees' debate at the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada, this afternoon. A blue version of the dress was worn by Britain's Duchess of Cambridge, 33, during a visit to Brisbane, Australia, last April. Michelle Obama is also thought to be a fan of the label.

NEW PIERS MORGAN: Lamar Odom was an outstandingly good basketball player. Then he fell in love with a Kardashian. Lamar and Khloe wed on TV in 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' after a 30-day courtship. At first, he loved every minute of his new found celebrity status - but then, after a while, he stopped loving it. Viewers watched Lamar grow increasingly stressed as the series progressed, and his game simultaneously deteriorate.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Israel Hinosa, a former cartel 'sicario' (inset, dead sicarios on the streets of Mexico) - or hitman - has told MailOnline how Mexican gangs are recruiting desperate men deported from the US and turning them into killers. Israel was one of the hundreds of thousands of Mexican-born people who have been deported back to their country of birth for committing a crime on US soil. Many of these men turn to drugs in their desperation and hopelessness, which makes them perfect recruits for cartels who offer them money and power. During his four-year employment with the Sinaloa cartel, Israel kidnapped innocent people and extorted their families, defended their turf against rival gangs, set up burning blockades on the city's streets to attack the Mexican police and assassinated anyone who got in the way of cartel business. Another ex-cartel member, Mario Vallarino (left), told MailOnline how the life of a killer is made to look glamorous, 'but there's no glory in death, in either killing or being killed'. The inner-workings of the narcotrafficking industry they both worked in is laid bare in the upcoming Hollywood movie starring Emily Blunt (right) and Oscar-nominated actor Benecio Del Toro.

From afar, the picture looks likes a genteel group taking part in the upper-class pastime of croquet, but upon closer examination it becomes obvious that this lot would never get an invitation to the country club. The photo (right with owner) was recently authenticated as the second known picture of Wild West outlaw Billy the Kid (left zoomed in photo) - the gunslinger who claimed to have killed 21 men and who was the most notorious member of the Regulators gang. The journey to get the picture authenticated will now be the focus of a National Geographic special that airs this Sunday and details the years of hard work it took to prove that it was indeed the famous outlaw in the photograph. The work paid off however, as the photo - which sold for less than a dollar at a junk shop in 2010 - is now worth a staggering $5million.

A Mets fan from California an was critically injured in a fight outside Dodger Stadium following Friday night's playoff game and detectives were searching for suspects, Los Angeles police said. The fight broke out around 10:30 p.m. in a parking lot after the Dodgers lost the opening game of the National League Division Series to the New York Mets, 3-1.

Experts investigating the region of Tall el-Hammam in Jordan (bottom right) believe the remains of a 'monstrous' Bronze Age city, matches the Biblical description of the city destroyed by God (top right). Not only would the site have been the largest city in the region, as suggested in the Bible, it is situated to the east of the River Jordan, dates back to between 3500 and 1540 BC and is thought to have been suddenly abandoned.

Three-year-old Brendan Creato (left) disappeared from his family's apartment in Cooper Street, Haddon Township, last night wearing only his pajamas, neon socks and Mickey Mouse slippers. Police mounted a huge search effort to find the lost child (right) after his distraught father filed a missing person's report at 6am this morning. Residents were notified by a reverse 911 call and launched their own search parties in the area. At 9am, police dogs were able to track down the boy to wooded area near South Park Drive - around a mile away from his house. Tragically it was too late, the child had already passed away.

In Daily Mail Online's exclusive clip from Benjamin Statler's anticipated film Soaked In Bleach, experts are seen dissecting Kurt's apparent suicide note, which throws up a dramatic set of questions in the investigation. Former Seattle police chief Norm Stamper, who stood at the helm of the Seattle Police Department from 1994 to 2000, is front and center of Statler's film as he declares the investigation into Kurt's death should be reopened.

Sarma Melngailis, (left, right) 43, the owner of Pure Food and Wine in Manhattan, vanished over the summer without paying her workers and her health-focused eatery has since closed in her absence. The raw vegan restaurant (bottom right), popular with celebrities such as Woody Harrelson (left, left), had also experienced problems earlier this year when the chef disappeared in January. Melngailis, not seen by staff since July, has faced protests (top right) and is being sued by bother her workers and investors.

Sharon Bloomingdale, 61, from Ohio, is seen bursting into tears in a YouTube video as her daughter Laura, 32, tells her that she's a grandma. Sharon then gets to meet her adopted granddaughter, Ellie, for the first time. The clip, which was filmed by Laura's husband Josh, 34, has received more than 1.2 million views.

Jennifer Connell filed a $127,000 suit against Sean Tarala of Westport, Connecticut, after the youngster jumped into her arms whens she arrived at his party on March 18, 2011. But Tarala has been found not liable for the injuries Connell, 54, sustained. In the suit, Connell, a human resources manager, described her nephew in court as 'very loving' and 'sensitive' towards her, but told Judge Edward Stodolink that the youngster should be held accountable for his behavior.

They pride themselves in being expert dating coaches and guys flock to them, paying pick-up artists hundreds of dollars to teach them how to land a lady. Daily Mail Online got an exclusive invite to a recent Seduction Conference in Hollywood where pink-haired and tattoo-covered PUA's lectured trainees with techniques and one-on-one demonstrations of the right moves to use if they want to get a girl's number or more forwardly, take her home. But the lessons didn't come without shelling out major cash.

NEW The marine mammal recorded its journey through waters in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico after a team of divers attached a GoPro camera to its back and sent it on its merry way. The strong bond between the sea lion and the divers, which was formed after they rescued it following a shark attack, enabled the group to strap the camera to the marine mammal and gain an insight into its world.

Private cinemas, butlers, and solid crystal bathroom sinks are some of the perks enjoyed by the rich and famous at the world's best hotels. Those looking for a truly lavish experience opt for the Royal Suite at Dubai's Burj Al Arab (bottom right). At Four Seasons Hotel New York, guests enjoy unrivalled views of the Chrysler and Empire State buildings (inset), while Lion Sands Game Reserve in South Africa (bottom left) is the perfect retreat from the concrete jungle. For the perfect hideaway, Southern Ocean Lodge (top left) is set on Australia's tranquil Kangaroo Island, while Jade Mountain (top right) in St Lucia offers a relaxing sanctuary.

NEW Prison authorities have found a cellphone and two chargers (pictured inset beside a plastic cup for scale) inside a prisoner's stomach after he swallowed the objects in a bid to smuggle them into jail following an afternoon spent out on day release. X-rays showed the objects inside his stomach (main picture) as he passed through security on his way back into Papuda Prison, located in the country's capital Brasilia.

Unidentified man molested and abducted a young girl in Changzhou, China, on October 9. Before the attack, he was seen trying to move the camera (top left). When the girl got on, he moved behind her and grabbed her (top right and bottom left). After the lift stopped again, the man exited the lift with the girl (bottom right). Police are currently investigating the incident but the man is believed to be still at large. Since the footage appeared, it received close to 172 million views online.

Translation mix-ups from China have been posted on Instagram under #Chinglish. The hilarious translations include encouraging users to 'flash' a toilet, forbidding any 'defecation' (top right to bottom), mysterious menu items, and an accidentally angry sign to 'F*** vegetables.' One sign encourages people to bin 'poisonous and evil rubbish' while another warns defecating is forbidden.

NEW The photo, showing a red fox clasping the body of an Arctic fox between its teeth in Canada's Wapusk National Park, has won the National History Museum's Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition. Canadian photographer Don Gutoski described his snap, called 'A tale of two foxes' (left), as the 'best picture I've ever taken in my life'. Pictures that took top spot in other categories include a giant Bryde's whale ripping through a swirling ball of sardines off the coast of Australia (top right) and three red-footed falcons on a tree in Beit Shemesh, Israel (bottom right).

Rare footage (main picture) of the cubs' birth has been released by Toronto Zoo - marking the first time giant pandas have been born in Canada after the mother was loaned from a zoo in China. The as-yet-unnamed cubs were born early yesterday, weighing 115 grams and just under 188 grams respectively (pictured inset), but will not be on display to the public for another five months.

Lingerie-esque wedding gowns dominated the catwalk at New York's 2016 Bridal Fashion Week. Designers such as Alon Livne, Pronovias and Theia all showcased exposing designs. Not for the faint-hearted, flesh-flashing dresses seem to be the go-to look for next season.

The latest snaps of a Chinese teacher in Dalian Polytechnic University has gone viral. She posted pictures of her exercising in the gym (pictured on the left) and cycling (right) three weeks ago. The woman, named as Xu Dongxiang, is said to be teaching performing arts and drama at the college (inset). The 23-year-old has gained more than 260,000 followers on Weibo, the Chinese equivalent of Twitter. However, some internet users have cast doubt on the true identity of the part-time model.

NEW The once-a-year sensation, which is known as the Salalah Khareef, or the Salalah Monsoon, transforms a huge tract of land seemingly overnight into a picturesque emerald haven. It takes place for three months a year, from the end of July to the beginning of September, and sees average temperatures drop from a scorching 50 degrees to a cool 20. The inset picture shows what the landscape usually looks like, the main image how it becomes stunningly green and fertile.

Henrik Vikse left his stable career in construction to pursue his dream of hiking through Norway's most beautiful landscapes. But the 28-year-old doesn't do it alone - his adorable husky, four-year-old Akiak (pictured), has gone along for the ride. Henrik (top left) has shared over 350 stunning pictures on Instagram site Akiakthehusky, where he presents his incredible adventures from the perspective of his canine companion. The page currently has over 13,000 followers.