Jennifer Mann, 33, of Michigan, pictured with her family, is pregnant with her third biological child. Her doctor said because she has brain tumors, this pregnancy should be her last. He recommended that she undergo tubal ligation during her C-Section, but according to an ACLU lawsuit filed on Mann's behalf, Genesys Regional Medical Center in Michigan is refusing to sign off on the procedure citing religious directives.

The Shannon twins were involved in a horrific car crash on Monday. The Beverly Hills wreck was so bad that the roof of their white Mercedes Benz G-wagon had to be cut open by firefighters to pull out Kristina (right) while her sister Karissa (left) was taken out through the windshield. Both of the 26-year-old former Playboy models had to be rushed to the local hospital, TMZ reported. While in the emergency room, Kristina was cited for misdemeanor DUI.

Deven Guilford (bottom right), 17, was pulled over by Sgt. Jonathan Frost, of Eaten County's Sheriff's Department in Michigan, in February after flashing the officer because he believed his brights were on. During the traffic stop, Guilford refused to put his hands behind his back or give Frost any official documents, leading the officer to train a stun gun on him (top right and left) before using it, according to county prosecutor Doug Lloyd. An altercation then ensued which ended with Guilford lying dead in a snow-filled ditch, having been shot seven times by Frost. Now, the teenager's grief-stricken relatives are taking legal action against the officer and the county.

Maggie Goldenberger, now a blonde-haired, 26-year-old with straight teeth, spoke to Vanity Fair about being an Internet meme. The Phoenix nurse was traveling in India with her then-girlfriend when a pal alerted her to the shot on Facebook. She says her Internet fame is 'weird', and reveals a scary incident when a bounty hunted tracked her down in Hawaii.

Best-selling author of The Game, Neil Strauss, shared his encounters as pick up artist known as 'Style.' In his new book The Truth, he reveals the spicy details of his debauchery and road to recovery. 'I'm in a f***ing mental hospital because I couldn't say no to sex,' Neil Strauss writes in his compelling new book. Serial sex partners, BDSM, swinging... you name it, Strauss tried it. 'I've signed my soul to Joan [his sex therapist] and turned my d**k into an appendage, doomed to dangle desolately between my legs.' He tells how Corey Feldman set up a party with a round table where couples could have sex around other couples having sex. The conflicted sex addict is now married to 26-year-old Ingrid and they have a son.

Judith Brizzi, 71, says her husband showed her a picture of two men wearing sunglasses after a trip to Rio de Janeiro, but only pointed out the size of the anthill in it - not that the men were the Alcatraz escapees. Now, more than 50 years later, that photo could be the proof that the Anglin brothers did not drown - but in fact escaped from the maximum security prison to Brazil where they led a secret life.

Elizabeth and Tom Boyce from Plano, Texas, combined two IKEA beds to create a single sleeping structure for themselves and their five small children. The 35-year-old mother said the arrangement came to be because her kids would always wander into their parents' room, anyway, and they were used to sleeping together because they travel often and use a pop-up camper. She insists that her and 44-year-old Tom's sex life hasn't suffered; they just get creative with where they do it, and now have two spare rooms where no one sleeps. She also said that the arrangement could change at any time if any of the children wanted out, but right now they are all happy - even though Tom snores and the baby wakes up in the middle of the night to be fed.

Rachel Friedman (right), a sophomore at University of California at San Diego, has outed Sigma Alpha Epsilon member Spenser Cornett (left) as the man who asked her to send him topless photos. Instead of complying with the lewd request, Friedman, who is an outspoken women's issues activist and a self-described victim of sexual abuse, posted her and Cornett's text message exchange (inset) on Facebook, where it had been shared hundreds of times.

When the celebration of Halloween started to grow in popularity in America at the turn of the 20th century, women were creating their own eerie costumes and ill-fitting papier-mâché masks at home (far left). However, during the
1930s, mass-made costumes were being offered on a wide scale, with many people choosing to dress up as their favorite Disney characters, such as Minnie Mouse (left). Over 100 years later, people can now wear almost any costume their hearts desire - whether it's a Britney Spears outfit (right) or a Kim Kardashian ensemble (far right).

NEW The troubled NBA great became a regular at a Las Vegas strip club where he appeared to simply want to talk to the girls, and befriended transsexual porn star Madison Montag on Instagram. He was seen frequently at Crazy Horse III (left) where he was said to appear sad. He also chatted via social media to Montag (right) but it is unclear if he knew she was transsexual. The brothel where he collapsed compared her to both kim Kardashian and Caitlyn Jenner - his estranged wife's sister and former stepfather.

Odom, who is critically ill after collapsing following a four day bender at a legal brothel in Nevada, was seen injecting the potentially deadly mixture of cocaine and heroin or methadone on Tuesday morning, hours before he was found collapsed in his room (left). The NBA star, 35, was seen at the bar apparently popping pills (right), and took up to 10 so-called herbal Viagra. Sources say he ranted about the other Kardashians splitting him up from Khloe, his estranged wife. Odom was already known to have taken cocaine before his collapse and is now critically ill in hospital amid fears he is brain dead.

The team from International Animal Rescue believed the corpse-like creature to be dead when they found him resting with his tiny arms folded across his lifeless body. The orangutan was suffering from a lack of hair and grey flaking skin due to sarcoptic mange, a highly contagious skin disease that causes intense itching and irritation. The team, who have since named the ape Gito, were shocked by the state of the animal and took him to the orangutan rehabilitation centre in Ketapang, West Borneo for immediate medical attention.

A frustrated American wrote to the Queen (inset) and asked her to take back the USA after becoming fed up with the behavior of the republican presidential candidates - and he got a royal reply (pictured left). Presidential wannabees such as Donald Trump (right) have been stuck firmly in the headlines recently as they try and talk their way into American hearts, not to mention insult each while they do it. Enough was enough for one Anglophile and he fired off a pleading letter to Her Royal Highness. While he may not have got the answer he was looking for, it showed that Buckingham Palace had a sense of humor.

The thought of him being US President might worry some but seeing Donald Trump Photoshopped into classic horror films really is terrifying. Clever designers from all over the world have come together to skilfully place the outspoken politician in some of the most iconic scary movies. The competition run by website invited users to try their hand at putting the 69-year-old into classic flicks such as The Shining and Jaws.

The photo of the iceberg, pictured, was well-known and has previously been named as the hazard the sank the famous ship, killing more than 1,500 people. But the note from the man who took it, describing how he saw red paint from where the ship's hull scraped onto the side of it, was virtually unknown. The note, top left, was written by M Linoenewald, chief steward on the German liner Prinz Adalbert, top right, which passed the iceberg just hours after the Titanic sank, and the crew were not aware of the disaster at the time.

After calling staff at the unnamed US hotel upon hearing a mysterious scratching sound coming from the bowl, the guest discovered the rodent was lodged in the pipes. Although the incident happened somewhere in the United States, neither the city nor the hotel chain has been explicitly named.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. In these distressing images, a bloodied Israeli soldier lies wounded beside a knife-wielding Palestinian who was shot dead after disguising himself as a member of the Press. Amid rising tensions in the region, the man dressed as a news photographer and stabbed and wounded an Israeli soldier. As soon as his guise was uncovered, the man in black jeans and trainers was shot dead by Israeli troops.

NEW Aubrey Ellis (left and top), 37, from Chicago, Illinois, learned her father Richard Kepes (left and bottom) had breast cancer right before she wed her husband David (top right) in 2013. Richard also tested positive for the BRCA gene mutation, which increases a person's risk for developing breast cancer by 80 per cent. After he urged Aubrey to get tested for the gene, she learned that she had breast cancer.

The closely guarded sub-basement ten stories underneath the iconic railway station is called M42 but it does not appear on maps or in blueprints and its existence was not even acknowledged publicly until the 1980s. M42 became a target for Hitler after someone who used to work at the terminal informed the Nazis about the rotary power converters that were at work converting alternating current electricity to direct current electricity and powering the rails the Allies were relying on to transport equipment and troops. The rotary converters worked around the clock seven days a week, but they could be stopped by simply pouring a bag of sand into them. Hitler sent four saboteurs to destroy the converters, but they were caught in time.

Felicia O'Brien, 24, of East Hampton, Connecticut, was arrested for an incident when her stepdaughter was taken to the emergency room with a severely bruise face that swelled her eyes shut.

Sarah Pebworth (pictured), owner of the idyllic Blue Hill Inn in Maine, is looking for a new owner to take the helm. But instead of selling the inn she is going to give it away. Entrants have until midnight on December 31 to submit a 200-word essay stating why they should be considered. The snug 1830s inn has 11 bedrooms and two apartment suites (top right), along with a commercial kitchen and a dining room (bottom left) that can seat 30 guests. The contest will allow the winner to own the real estate and business assets, which were valued by a bank appraiser in June 2012 at $1,155,000.

Whether it's being too ambitious by leaping onto a sledge in the snow - and going too fast - or being adventurous enough to think it's a good idea to climb onto a hammock, these mutts didn't think through their impulses. And these photos have been taken at the precise moment these pets realised that their idea wasn't such a good one after all. Owners have taken to social media to share hilarious images of their pets, including (clockwise from top left) the moment a pup realises he's going too fast down a slide; this dog who got stuck under a face with his buddy; a pooch making a rainbow-coloured mess; this doggy stuck in a hammock; the dog who tried to catch a frisbee and failed; and the mutt who somehow got stuck in a coat hanger.

Disparaging video shows the moment a police officer in Alabama stopped and detained a black man, because he found it suspicious he was jogging at night. Corey Dickerson (center) says he was jogging just after midnight earlier this month, just minding his business, when he was approached by a cop who demanded to see his ID. Feeling his rights were being violated, the father filmed the entire exchange, and it turns out his intuition was right. While Alabama is a 'stop and identify' state, cops aren't allowed to detain someone unless they have reasonable suspicion that that person has committed a crime.

Swedish royals Princess Sofia and Prince Carl-Philip have released new photographs to mark the announcement of the arrival of their first child. In one image, Princess Sofia, a former glamour model, is seen gazing at her husband, wearing a white long-sleeved dress and her hair tumbling down her shoulders. In the second, the proud couple stand smiling straight at the camera. In a statement published on Facebook, the couple said: 'We are so happy and excited to announce that we are expecting our first child. We are very much looking forward to it.'

Flash floods in California have caused mud and rocks to sweep across major roads outside of Los Angeles, stranding hundreds of vehicles and trapping people in their homes. Violent storms brought huge downpours at Fort Tejon - 75 miles north of LA - bringing the freeway to a halt as 5ft deep mud engulfed cars (both inset images). Firefighters rescued people who clambered on top of their car to escape the sudden flow of water. As night fell yesterday, lightning bolts were seen shooting across the sky, striking various parts of the city, including Antelope Vally (main) and Santa Clarita.

Tourists are pushing boundaries to get daredevil travel pictures to post on their social media pages. Popular locations include Moscow Bridge which has seen a number of fatalities in recent years. Last month a woman from Melbourne died after plummeting from Trolltunga in Norway (centre) while posing for a photograph. Despite the slippery Kjeragbolten, also in Norway (top right), being suspended over a dramatic drop, many flock to the location for a holiday snap. The Devil's Pool in Victoria Falls (top left) is also extremely popular despite reports of people being swept over the edge in the past.

Suzanne Fleet, a mother-of-two, is seen modeling the ridiculous costumes with her fellow mommy blogger pals in her second installment of the spoof series. One image of 'The Dirty Delouser' costume sees a mom treating her son for lice, while the 'Luscious Lactator' shows a woman enduring a breastfeeding mishap.

Ahead of the release of new James Bond film Spectre, FEMAIL looks back at the super-spy's most iconic sultry seductresses and helpless heiresses. But who will earn your vote in our exclusive poll? Clockwise from top left: Ursula Andress as Dr No's Honey Ryder; Gemma Arterton played Strawberry Fields in Quantum of Solace; Honor Blackman was Goldfinger's Pussy Galore; Halle Berry donned an orange bikini in Die Another Day as Jinx; Britt Ekland was Mary Goodnight in The Man With The Golden Gun; and Olga Kurylenko was vengeful Camille Montes in Quantum of Solace.

More than a million Indian people rely on a network of precarious wooden bridges, each more than half a mile long, to make their daily commute across the River Ganges, in Uttar Pradesh, India. Photographer Ramakrishna Dhanasekaran captured a series of sensational images showing the daring 10-minute journey across the holy river, made by a million people every day. The wooden bridges were entirely crafted by the hands of those who have built their lives on the riverbanks, with each of the 1,537 pontoons needing to be rolled manually into place by 20 workers.

A Video posted to YouTube by American Tod Witman this week stars Witman's dog Higgs who hates the alarm and by the looks of it would rather have a lie-in than play. Higgs lets out a howl but sadly it's no match for the shrill alarm sounds. He continues to cry in utter exhaustion perhaps before submitting to a tiring day of fun, games, naps, and belly rubs.

Ryan Patrick Bautista, 34, and Leanne Hunn, 30, were cornered by cops in a mobile home in Jacksonville, Florida, but refused to come out so they could 'have sex one last time'. Cops said they found Bautista, who is wanted for several crimes including armed burglary, inside the house, but were forced to back off after he and Hunn took two other women hostage. The couple eventually let the other women go, but told officers they didn't want to come outside until they'd had sex. The pair were eventually arrested after six hours when a Swat team broke the door down.

NEW German daredevil Andrej Ciesielski, 18, from Munich took a recent trip to New York for the first time where he decided to view the skyline the way he knows best - at dizzying heights.Ciesielski climbed buildings during the day and night to get a view of the city all while trying not to get caught by policemen him or others who will tattle of him for trespassing.

Kristin Hartness, 29, and Jay Yontz, 32, used to live in the US Virgin Islands but were forced to move with their pet pig Ziggy, who is five, when their landlords decided to sell their rental property. Unable to find anywhere else that would accept Ziggy, the couple decided to move to Florida - and chartered a private plane for $15,000 in order to fly Ziggy there. Now they live in a motor home and travel around the country with Ziggy in tow.

The footage, which was taken in America, was uploaded to Jackie Ocean's YouTube channel in October. It shows Bilbo, the corgi, launch an attack from his owner's kitchen on the pumpkin foreign object by barking and snarling at the orange enemy. He then glares at it for a few seconds.

Shunning the idea of a traditional wedding, high school sweethearts Jeremy and Rachelle Garrett, from Ontario, Canada, planned what might be the most unique ceremony ever. The pair travelled to Iceland - and lived out of a van - while documenting their search for the ultimate wedding venue.