UPDATED Donald Trump told an Orlando rally: 'Don't forget you all raised your hand, you swore' as comedian Louis C.K. makes a direct comparison between The Donald and Hitler, calling him an 'insane bigot'. The comedian becomes the latest public figure to criticize the Republican presidential frontrunner. C.K. also made an impassioned plea for readers not to vote for Trump and to vote for a different GOP candidate in an email sent on Saturday about his web series Horace and Pete. In the email, C.K. implored conservative voters to listen to what fellow conservatives were saying about Trump, referencing statements made by John McCain and 60-plus national security experts who warned against a Trump presidency.

Vowing to turn away immigrants and run America like his own glittering business empire, Donald Trump has become the frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination. But he has been less vocal about the root of his success: a chain of seedy brothels and restaurants setup by his immigrant grandfather Friedrich Drumpf. Born in Germany, Friedrich took a boat to New York City at the age of 16 in 1885 to join his older sister and find work.

Margaret Ellen Bradford attended the event in Barberton, Ohio, last week, with her six-month-old Harper. And when Harper got hungry in the middle of the rally, Bradford - standing in the second row, just feet away from Sanders - fed her in the midst of a cheering crowd. Later, when she realized a photographer had captured the moment, she shared the picture on Facebook, where it quickly went viral. Bradford, an advocate for public breastfeeding who has three children under four, also urged other mothers to share pictures of themselves breastfeeding their children alongside the hashtag: #BoobsForBernie. But along with praise came a harsh backlash, including death threats and 'a lot of hate mail' - as breastfeeding in public continues to be a divisive issue.

SNL targeted Donald Trump shortly after the primaries on Super Saturday saw mediocre results for the business tycoon. Comedian Darrell Hammond had the Republican frontrunner down to a tee with his impersonation, as a robotic Chris Christie hovered in the background (main). He mocked Trump's allusions to his manhood during the GOP debate on Thursday, and declared: 'PS America, I have a great big huge d***!' SNL alum Jason Sudeikis made an appearance as Mitt Romney (top left), lampooning the 2012 Republican candidate who made a speech earlier this week blasting Trump as a 'fool'. The show also ran a fake campaign ad titled 'Racists for Trump' (bottom left).

In Love, Loss, and What We Ate, Padma Lakshmi (left) recalls how Salman Rushdie (pictured with her right) needed constant care and frequent sex and was even insensitive to a medical condition that made intercourse painful for her. In her memoir (inset), she also details her relationship with billionaire CEO of IMG, Ted Forstmann, and losing him to cancer as well as the birth of her daughter Krishna and custody battle with her father, venture capitalist Adam Dell.

The daughters of Jerry Hall and Rupert Murdoch were the happy couple's 'something blue' at their wedding celebrations on Saturday. Grace and Chloe Murdoch(left) appeared to be having a whale of a time as they chatted to guests on the balcony of Spencer House in London's St James where the newly married couple held their wedding breakfast. Lizzie Jagger, the eldest daughter of Jerry and Mick Jagger, was seen enjoying a crafty cigarette outside the reception(right), while her younger sister, supermodel Georgia May, was reluctant to show her joy on the happy occasion(inset). Both upon arrival at St Bride's Church in Fleet Street, and leaving Spencer House later in the day, the 24-year-old looked sullen - in stark contract to her radiant mother, who could not stop smiling.

Captain James Kelley, pictured left, and Sgt. Virgil Bloom had been the first to respond to reports of a young child - the daughter of Brian and Stacy Nunamaker, all pictured right, suffering a seizure at a McDonald's restaurant in Fredericksburg, Virginia on Saturday February 27. Kelley immediately called to see how long medical back-up would take but was informed that the nearest ambulance was at least ten minutes away. Realizing every second was crucial, the volunteer firefighter made the decision to put the girl on oxygen and transport her to the hospital in the fire engine.

Married couple Gilbert Ott and Laura Burns (top left), from New York, didn't have to show up early or queue and they had the entire private jet to themselves on a flight that should have cost them $1,500. By following a simple trick that even cash-strapped travellers can replicate, they were able to board (inset, top right) in a matter of seconds and enjoy views into the cockpit (bottom left) throughout the one-hour flight. With more than enough legroom and privacy, they passed the time by drinking wine and playing cards (bottom right) and admiring the views from any leather seat they wanted.

There is a new women's UFC champion, just 112 days after Holly Holm stripped the title from Ronda Rousey. Miesha Tate, 29, completed an amazing comeback journey on Saturday night with a dramatic submission of Holly Holm, 34, Saturday in the co-main event of UFC 196 at the MGM Grand Garden. Tate sometimes known as 'Cupcake', who was beaten by Rousey in 2012, choked Holm unconscious with a rear naked choke at 3:30 of the fifth round. It was a sensational submission. Tate took Holm down, who fought to stand up. Tate stayed on her and sunk in a rear naked choke. Holm moved over to the cage and then somersaulted forward, flipping Tate over.

Madonna has conceded defeat to her ex-husband Guy Ritchie over the custody of their 15-year-old son. The singer has told friends she has 'lost the battle' after finally admitting her son does not want to live with her. The saga began last December, when Rocco, pictured yesterday on a bike ride with his father, left his mother's world tour to fly to Britain to stay with his film director dad. Rocco then defied the superstar's pleas - as well as an order from a New York court - to return to Madonna's US home for Christmas, preferring instead to remain in Britain with Ritchie.

Jessica Moran, 32, quit the network as a result of growing questions over her involvement with 53-year-old father-of-three John Farrell. Speculation was mounting in Fort Meyers, Florida, where the team she had covered for seven years is in the middle of Spring Training. Farrell would not comment on the relationship, but confirmed he is in the process of divorcing his wife of 30 years, Sue. Moran wouldn't elaborate on what was going on between the pair, but insisted it was in her best interest to step down. When asked for comment, Farrell said: 'My private life is private.'

Sailors graduating from the Norwegian Navy celebrate by executing a brilliant flash mob dance routine to Mark Ronson's Uptown Funk. Only a few start the boogie before they all join in. Not everyone dances perfectly, but one man in particular does seem to be the star of the show and leads the dance at various intervals.

When your career is on the catwalk, there's always a risk of wardrobe malfunction. So models across the fashion industry will surely be reassured to know that designer Vivienne Westwood will always jump to their aide. The style guru proved this when she embraced a shell-shocked model who was left exposing her breast at Paris Fashion Week on Saturday evening.

Rory Feek returned home to Tennessee on Saturday with their young daughter. He shared a sweet snap of him holding Indiana on his shoulders as he pet a horse - a day after his wife Joey passed away age 40 on Friday afternoon after a lengthy battle with cancer. An outpouring of support and kind words flooded the comments section of the post as people offered their condolences and called Rory a 'strong man.'

It was the bloodiest battle in our history. Yet it's taken 100 years to get an insight as vivid as this - from a brilliant new book commemorating the centenary, astonishing photographs taken by soldiers' illicit cameras... and their mesmerising, humbling descriptions of the horrors they endured. Pictured are Company 8th East Lancashire Regiment at Whizz-Bang Corner, Fonquevilliers in 1915 (left), men preparing a mortar minutes before the infantry attack on Thiepval (top right) and soldiers of the Royal West Surrey Regiment taking cover on the road to their Montauban (bottom right).

Skylar Nemetz, 21,(left) was found guilty of first-degree manslaughter after he shot his 19-year-old wife Tarrah (right) in the back of her head. The jury rejected the first-degree murder charge sought by prosecutors, and agreed on the less serious conviction instead, which carries with it a sentence ranging from 11.5 to 13.5 years. The former solider told the court he loved his wife and didn't mean to hurt her, but had given conflicting accounts of his wife's killing after the incident in October 2014. At one point, he admitted to police that he pointed the gun at her and pulled the trigger intentionally thinking the AR-15 rifle was unloaded. Prosecutor Mark Lindquist said the 21-year-old returned home to Lakewood, Washington from military training at a base about three miles away. He said Nemetz thought his wife was having an affair after he learned that another man bought her alcohol. Pictured inset, several guns Nemetz and his wife kept at home

Five years after the nuclear disaster emptied much of Japan's northeastern coast, tourism is giving locals of the abandoned town a chance to exorcise the horrors of the past. The areas devastated by the Fukushima disaster have now become hotspots for 'dark tourism' and draw annually more than 2,000 visitors keen to see the aftermath of the worst nuclear accident in a quarter century.

Three children of a Washington state lobbyist who were killed in a house fire have been identified. Ben Tower, 12, Madeline Tower, 10, and Samuel Tower, 7, died in Friday's fire in the town of Centralia, Washington. Colleagues identified the young children's father as Brad Tower, who lives in another city and was 'totally grief-stricken' after he rushed to the Centralia home, police said. 'They were my pride, my joy, and my hope. And now they're gone,' Brad said in a statement on Facebook.

It is a 'wonderfully surprising' second chance at love that even Orianne Collins (pictured main) says she has to pinch herself to believe. Eight years after divorcing her superstar husband Phil and receiving £25 million - then Britain's biggest ever settlement - the couple are 'profoundly and deeply' in love again, much to the delight of their two young sons. It has been a discreet reunion that took place last summer but was only revealed recently when Phil, promoting a re-release of his solo albums, told an interviewer: 'I'm actually back with my third wife. I haven't really talked about it. We've been together for a while and no one's noticed.' In a world exclusive interview from the £23 million Miami mansion she shares with the Genesis legend, Orianne opens her heart to tell the remarkable story of how the couple rekindled their romance.

A hilarious video of a dog staring longingly at its owner eating has gained millions of views in just over a week. Anthony Jones can be seen catching his dog, Revy, gazing deeply at the man's meal over and over again. The short video has earned more than two million views in a week.

In real life Juji (inset) is a 100-pound goldendoodle from Virginia, but to the 51,000 eager followers of owner Christopher Cline's Instagram account, he's a world-travelling, bike-writing, building-climbing giant who stars in a series of adorable photographic adventures. Using photo-editing software, Christopher turns Juji into the biggest dog in the world, and sends them both off on adventures that take them from the highest peaks to frozen waterfalls and even disco dance floors. Christopher was introduced to Juji in August 2014, when his girlfriend Christine decided to get what was then a tiny goldendoodle puppy. The description attached to a simple Instagram photograph of Juji from around that time reads 'This Sunday we'll be adding one more to our family... I wasn't excited at first, but I'm now counting the days.'

Hair secrets from HBO's Girls season five revealed! An on-set hairstylist shares the $6 drugstore dry shampoo she swears by and the playful looks we can expect to see on the rest of this season's episodes. Plus: Shop hair products to enhance your natural texture a la the characters on the show and find out which actors spend the most time getting their strands camera-ready.

The clip, which was uploaded to ViralHog, shows the fluffy brown dog sprinting from one side of the security barrier in Russia to the other in a bid to help it to move. The video, which was filmed by a spectator in Orsk, begins with the small pooch on its hind legs as it holds the front of a large gate in its mouth and pulls it along through the snow.

In a clip, which was uploaded on US-based website Rumble Viral, fluffy pooch Finn shows off his zen-like focus as he stares at a biscuit but manages to refrain from actually eating it. The twitching pup shows no sign of struggle as his owner slowly pushes the plate with the treat on closer to his nose.

The predatory skua was seen biding its time before it dived towards a flock of penguins at Volunteer Lagoon, on the Falkland Islands, with deadly precision. Within moments the seabird had plucked a defenceless young chick from the flock (pictured main) and carried it into the air as the adults squawked loudly in desperation. Pictured inset, the skua with the penguin chick in its beak.

At the Moses Mabhida Stadium in South Africa the man plunges plunges nearly 300 feet across the football pitch. He conquers the world's tallest rope swing, called Big Rush in Durban. Unfazed he takes on the daunting leap and plummets towards the ground spinning around as he goes. Daredevils need to climb 550 steps to reach the jumping platform at the top of the stadium, which has a capacity of 54,000.