Emily Ratajkowski hit the campaign trail in support of Bernie Sanders last night braving below-freezing temperatures and a snow storm to speak with students at the University of New Hampshire. The model and actress also showed her support for Sanders with a custom crop-top sweater, despite the frigid weather. And Ratajkowski proved she is much more than a pretty face as she started off her speech by laying into feminist icon Gloria Steinem, who said young females who supported Sanders were just 'boy crazy' in an interview over the weekend. 'So I am a young woman and um, well, just to make one thing clear: I'm here because I support Bernie Sanders... I'm not here for the boys, ' said Ratajkowski.

Ivanka and her husband Jared Kushner flew to New Hampshire on Monday to join The Donald ahead of Tuesday's primary, where she was joined by her brothers, Donald Jr and Eric, and their wives, Vanessa and Lara. The siblings enjoyed dinner on Monday evening with Donald and his wife Melania. Meanwhile Chelsea has been by her mother's side for most of her campaign, attending rallies with her and speaking to supporters. The pair were even pictured together at Dunkin Donuts on Tuesday morning.

Dr Richard Cytowic from George Washington University in Washington D.C. says Ted Cruz's unconventional smile could be why some voters find it hard to warm to the presidential hopeful. In his study, he found that rather than the corners of his mouth going up like in a natural smile, his mouth typically tightens into a straight line and sometimes even downwards. And he says hat could be turning voters off as downturned expressions are usually a signal of disagreeableness or disgust.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey star, 43, was recently released from a Connecticut federal prison after an 11-month stay for charges of fraud. In a new interview in People magazine, Giudice reveals what it was like to spend nearly a year in lock-up. The mother of four says she 'never felt more vulnerable in my life'.

Rielle Hunter's affair with John Edwards - who once seemed destined for the White House but quickly became a national pariah - was believed to have ended back in 2012. But speaking to Steve Harvey, Hunter (top right) said that it actually ended in February of last year. She also admitted her 'selfish' behavior during the torrid love affair nine-years ago meant she never gave a second thought to Edwards' late wife, Elizabeth (pictured together bottom right), but now understands how wrong she was and 'truly never meant to hurt anybody'. Hunter also told Harvey that Edwards remains a committed father to their love child, Francis Quinn (pictured together left).

They are the honored few who have been nominated for a famous golden statuette. And last night the nominees for the 88th Academy Awards gathered together at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hill, LA, for the annual Oscar lunch and to pose for this picture - which clearly shows the lack of diversity among this year's nominees. There has been much controversy surrounding the lack of black actors, actresses, producers and directors nominated, prompting celebrities including Will Smith, Jada Pinkett Smith and Spike Lee to publicly announce they will not be attending the ceremony in protest. Among the attendees were (pictured bottom row, left to right: Best Supporting Actress Rooney Mara for her role in Carol, Best Actor nominee Leonardo DiCaprio for his leading role in The Revenant, Best Actress nominee Jennifer Lawrence for her part in Joy, Best Actor nominee Sylvester Stallone for Creed, Steven Spielberg, whose Bridge of Spies is nominated for Best Picture and Rachel McAdams, who is nominated for Best Supporting Actress in the film Spotlight.)

He received countless complaints after calling out Susan Sarandon's revealing SAG Awards outfit, and Piers Morgan was hit with another on Monday night. Two of them, actually. Appearing on The Late Late Show with James Corden alongside The Big Bang Theory star Mayim Bialik, Morgan was shocked when the actress arose from her seat and flashed her breasts in his face (left), in a show of support for for Susan Sarandon's #CleavageGate (inset). 'I identify as a feminist and I'm going to do it this way,' the actress said. A laughing Morgan (right) then replied: 'I feel duly punished!'

Rachel Ford (inset), 29, from Pittsburgh, bought a tiny 320sq ft home on wheels for $25,000, but most cities won't allow it because of local zoning regulations. Ford's home won't be delivered until March, which gives her less than a month to find a legal location for her home. People all over the country consider downsizing their homes to tiny houses (pictured) that measure less than 700sq ft.

UPDATED Ben Stiller has been busy promoting Zoolander 2 but it turns out he still found time to make a Super Bowl  50 commercial. Unlike other ads starring A-list actors that aired during the big game on Sunday, his didn't make the cut. Jimmy Fallon, however, rectified the situation when the actor paid a visit to The Tonight Show on Monday and Jimmy told him he'd managed to get hold of a copy of the unaired ad for Female Viagra.

An unsuspecting cameraman in Queensland, Australia, has captured the horrifying moment a huge huntsman spider (left) charged down the wall at him. Just seconds after settling the camera flat against the wall, the hairy huntsman sprints towards the camera (middle), with each of its eight legs flailing wildly. Horrified, the cameraman screams and shouts, 'oh s***', before appearing to drop his phone as he falls backwards to the ground. Meanwhile, the spider menacingly remains perched on the windowsill (right).

David Joost (center left), 54, strangled his wife Margaret O'Leary-Joost (right), 55, and autistic son Daniel Joost (center right), 18, before killing himself, police say. Their bodies were found inside their home in Oak Forest, south of Chicago, on Monday night after a concerned colleague of Mrs Joost found blood seeping under their garage door. The Joosts' 20-year-old daughter, Kathryn (left), is away at university and has been informed of her family's deaths. Police Chief Gregory Anderson said the deaths appeared to be a murder-suicide, which he described as 'gruesome'. Joost, who had recently lost his job, had blogged about how he 'constantly' listened to a U2 song that reminded him of a friend's suicide attempt. Inset, the crime scene.

Alexandra Martinez, 19, (left) is said to have persuaded Vice President and Private Client Adviser Michael Briese, 31, (right) to take her back to his $1.8 million New York condo on August 14 where she then robbed him. It is the sixth time Martinez, of Ewing, New Jersey, who has 'Love yourself so no one has to' tattooed along her arm, has been arrested for stealing items and cash from her victims in hotels and their homes. She allegedly waited for him to fall asleep and then swiped his Rolex, Panerai and Tag Heuer watches, gold necklaces, a ring, an iPad, clothing, two credit cards and $1,000 in cash. When he woke up and noticed the items were gone, he called the police. Martinez was arrested Thursday and arraigned in Manhattan Criminal Court. She has since been released on bond. Since December, it's been revealed that she preyed on a member of family that owns a Brooklyn oil-company, the heir to a fortune made on selling fireworks and the manager of a Midtown seafood restaurant.

The Carnival festival, famed for its scantily clad performers, bikini costumes and eroticized dance routines, has never been a symbol of modesty. But Brazilian medics, in a request unsurprisingly ignored during the wild party, have suggested women should start wearing burqas in a bid to prevent the spread of the Zika virus. The request comes as Rio de Janeiro last night marked the finale of the city's famed samba schools parade, which saw thousands of costumed dancers and extravagant floats (pictured) make their way through the specially designed Sambadrome stadium.

The X-Files made its long awaited return to UK television last night but fans said the biggest mystery of the sci-fi show was that the characters didn't look any older since it last aired 14 years ago. Viewers took to social media to allege that Botox was to blame, with some joking that it had been implanted by aliens. The seemingly ageless appearance of Gillian Anderson, 47, and 55-year-old David Duchovny's (left) characters even prompted fans to question if the show was 'sponsored by Botox'.

Florida Senator Bill Nelson (bottom, center insert) has called for an investigation into a Royal Caribbean cruise that knowingly sailed into a massive nor'easter, which forced passengers into a lock down for their safety. Senator Nelson called for the National Transportation Safety Board to investigate the Anthem of the Seas (bottom, right left) voyage, which fought through waves as high as 30 feet and winds of approximately 150mph. Royal Caribbean said in a statement the ship experienced 'extreme wind and sea conditions' that were not expected. However, the National Weather Service's Ocean Prediction Center had issued an alert for a strong storm four days in advance. The storm sent the ship rocking and leaning as far as 45 degrees off center and caused superficial damages to the ship (pictured).

James VanCallis (pictured right in main picture), 34, was convicted of murdering April Millsap (inset), who went missing along the Macomb Orchard Trail near Armada, Michigan, on July 24, 2014. He was charged with first-degree murder, felony murder, kidnapping and assault with intention to rape after Millsap's partially clothed body was found in the woods. It took the jury of six men and six women more than six hours over the course of two days to find VanCallis, of Wales Township, guilty on all counts at Macomb Circuit Court. He is facing life in prison without parole.

Daniel Bryan, pictured, told fans on WWE Raw last night that he has been forced to retire after receiving the results of a brain scan following his most recent concussive injury. The 34-year-old star said he spent 16 years doing what he loved but 'now I start a new life, a life where I am no longer a wrestler'.

NEW Fashion Rules Restyled, held at Kensington Palace, will present an all-new display of garments from the collections of HM The Queen, Princess Margaret and Diana, Princess of Wales, organised by the charity Historic Royal Palaces (HRP). Princess Diana's gowns pictured from left, a white lace Bruce Oldfield piece, a bottle green Catherine Walker gown, an embellished peach Catherine Walker dress and a floral print dress by Catherine Walker. Inset, Diana.

New York-based writer Hannah Smothers (right) is happily single, however she admits that she is envious of the high number of likes couples' images seem to get on Instagram. So she decided to take matters into her own hands and dream-up an Instagram boyfriend, posting a series of subtle hints on her account, such as pictures of a brunch table for two, a pair of hands on the subway (left), or a bouquet of flowers (inset), to suggest to followers that she had a new man in her life.

The one-minute clip is part of a campaign by British 'feminist lingerie' company Neon Moon that aims to 'empower women across the world to 'reclaim their bodies'. Models Amey, 50 (above left) and Laura, 23 (inset), and Neon Moon founder Hayat, 26 (above right) all stripped down to their undies to pose for the film. Hayat said: 'Our alternative campaign celebrates all that is airbrushed out of standard advertorials; scars, body hair, cellulite, stretch marks. We at Neon Moon encourage you to embrace every inch of yourself.'

A mother was breastfeeding her son (main) at Melbourne Zoo when two orangutans (inset) came over and watched in amazement. An elder, female orangutan even nodded at Elizabeth, who said she felt the orangutan was 'proud' of her.

Jennifer Fox stumbled on dozens of baby snakes (pictured) writhing on the floor of her shed in Dongara, 350 kilometres north of Perth and stuck in the webs of deadly redback spiders. Ms Fox said 'the harder they wriggled the more entrapped they came.'

Anna, mother of six, freaks out on a tubing waterslide at Seaworld, Florida. Despite the ride not being particularly fast she screams, cries and yells 'Oh my God!' the whole way down, her face a picture of pure terror. When the ordeal is over she seems relieved but directs a look of hatred at the man filming - thought to be her husband - who is killing himself laughing.

A young French photographer is living the life that most can only dream of as he sails around the world on a catamaran, taking pictures of wildlife. Jonathan Jagot (inset), now 18, has been living on a boat with his parents since he was just eight and began sailing when he was 12. He has already been to 25 countries, including Malaysia, Namibia and Chagos Archipelago in the Indian Ocean. He has photographed flying flamingos (top left) and whales (bottom right) in Madagascar, baby birds in Venezuela (top right) and monkeys in South Africa (bottom left). His photographs have even won him the title of BBC's Wildlife Photographer of the Year for his age category in 2015.

The cool cat named Bagel, who lives with her owner Karen McGill in Los Angeles, California, was born without eyelids and is unable to develop tears. In conjunction with the vet, Karen came up with the idea to get the cat some sunglasses, which would ultimately protect her sensitive eyes. Bagel has now grown used to the jewel-lined eyewear and has become an unlikely social media sensation.