NEW Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull (inset) ignited an debate on Friday when he posted a photo of his kindergarten class in 1960 (pictured) but didn't point out which cherub faced student he was. Commenters quickly became evenly split between two options - the young boy in the third row on the far left or the boy in the top row, third from the left.

This is the awkward moment the set collapsed in front of newsreader Melissa Doyle (pictured) during a live Seven News broadcast at 7pm on Friday night. Doyle was halfway through reading a segment about a new train link proposal in Sydney's western suburbs when a huge crashing sound stopped her mid-sentence. The anchor took to Twitter later to joke about the off-screen commotion (inset).

The moment Angela Buza (pictured), a manager of a McDonald's chain southeast of Melbourne, slipped and fell onto an open bucket of boiling deep fryer oil on November 12, causing severe burns and pain, was caught on CCTV. The fast food chain store was fined $45,000 on Friday for the incident.

Can haute couture red carpet looks, which cost thousands of pounds, work off the red carpet?
Here, FEMAIL writer Emily Hodgkin, 24, tries three outfits from the Oscars 2016 on for size. From left to right: She recreated Saorsie Ronan's sparking emerald dress; Miranda Kerr's revealing red Kaufman Franco creation as well as Rooney Mara's modern look with help from celebrity stylist Lucas Armitage , who has dressed the likes of TOWIE's Jess Wright and TV presenter Katie Piper. Personal hairstylist to Victoria Beckham, Jason Collier, who has also styled the likes of Sienna Miller and Geri Halliwell, was on hand to provide A-list-worthy hair while international make-up artist and founder of WOW Beauty, Densie Rabor, created the red-carpet ready looks.

Dramatic video footage (pictured) shows the ferry rolling over in calm waters in Bali Strait between the Indonesian islands of Bali and Java. People were thrown into the sea as the vessel tilted over. It was not immediately known if tourists were aboard the vessel. Over the years, hundreds of people have died in ferry disasters in Indonesia, which has a poor reputation for travellers on land, sea and in the air.

Formula One's Bernie Ecclestone's daughters, Tamara and Petra, have made quite extraordinary choices when it comes to their husbands. How concerned should he be, asks ALISON BOSHOFF? Tamara's chosen life partner, Essex boy Jay Rutland, is facing up to seven years in prison. He has been arrested and charged with assisting James Tarrant, a drugs trafficker, in 2010 - which is before he and heiress Tamara met. Rutland denies the allegations. Meanwhile, Petra's other half is the podgy-faced, make-up-wearing eccentric James Stunt, who insists on travelling everywhere with a retinue of bodyguards and a cavalcade of cars.

Feathers, glitter bombs, sequins, giant wings and towering stilettos - when it comes to Mardi Gras fashion there are no rules. But what can we expect from this year's event? Here Femail has spoken to three float organisers taking part in the upcoming Sydney parade to find out what goes on behind the scenes. This year we can expect fluro colours, feather head-pieces and glittering wings from Hot Kandi (left), a Viking-inspired theme from Sydney Queer Irish Float (right) as well as an androgynous look (inset) inspired by DJ and actress Ruby Rose.

Sebastian David, 28, from Burnley, had been affectionately dubbed Keith Lard after the portly Phoenix Nights jobsworth when he guzzled up to 5,000 calories each day in Greggs pasties, fry-ups and KFC chicken buckets (left). But after his father passed away, the fire safety officer embarked on a strict fitness regime which saw him drop from 14 stone 6lb to just over 10-and-a-half stone (right). He swapped the beer and burgers belly for a six-pack and was soon encouraged by those at his local gym to try out for bodybuilding competitions.

She's already the mistress of an impressive property portfolio. But now Jennifer Hawkins and her husband of two years Jake Wall are in the process of building their very own dream house on Pittwater on Sydney's northern beaches - and judging by the sprawling plans, don't seem to be sparing any expense.

The picture, which has sparked fierce debate online, appeared on the Republican front runner's campaign apparel store. One of the black female models was wearing a gray 'Trump's campaign women's short sleeve V-neck T-shirt' which features The Donald's slogan: 'Make American great again.' They sell for $22 each. But people became suspicious that the picture may have been altered after they noticed it looked almost identical to the photograph of a model wearing a grey V-neck t-shirt on online clothing store JCG Apparel.

Scott Waring believes an outline of a Boeing 777 can be seen beneath the water off the coast of Cape Town in South Africa. He makes the claim almost two years since Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 disappeared killing 239 people on board. Waring, who is editor of UFO Sightings Daily and well-known for his wild conspiracy theories, appears to suggest that the plane survived the mystery crash in one piece. The site of the debris find is about 1,200 miles from Cape Town, he says.

Secret court documents reveal the legal battle between Hollywood film makers of the upcoming Blake Lively shark thriller The Shallows and the Australian stunt double they hired then dumped. Yoga teacher Kimilla Grace (centre and right), who bears an uncanny resemblance to Blake Lively (left), was promised up to $70,000 for three months work and spent days on set getting a spray tan and practising in dive tanks when the stunt director allegedly called her aside and told her 'I'm a greedy man' and that he might 'press the button on another girl'. Ms Grace's lawsuit for wrongful dismissal is currently before the Australian Federal Court.

From a drawing of a curvaceous woman sitting on a man's face (left) to a topless back shot of herself (right), Madonna has lashed out at critics of her custody battle by posting a series of explicit pictures. The star has been embroiled in a legal battle with Guy Ritchie - who she divorced in 2008 - over their son Rocco, which has resulted in a judge urging the pair to sort their differences themselves. Prior to yesterday's court hearing, the 57-year-old singer posted a string of explicit Instagram posts including a graphic drawing of a curvy woman squatting over a man's face which was captioned: 'Knowledge is power'. Her rant came just before Mr Justice Alistair MacDonald, who is overseeing the custody case at the High Court in London, said it was 'highly unfortunate and deeply regrettable' that she and Ritchie had to resort to lawyers over their 15-year-old son (inset with Ritchie).

Former party girl Caitlin Silcox, 24, from Llanelli, South Wales spends £30K a year on Botox, training and bikinis to pursue her fitness modelling dream - but luckily her parents are wiling to finance her 'expensive hobby'. The sports nutrition student appears in Young, Welsh And Pretty Skint, which airs on BBC three from today. The cost of her training (inset) alone sets her back £10,000 a year, and she spends up to £500 a month on a special diet, up to £400 a month on beauty treatments (inset) and thousands on bespoke bikinis for competitions (right).

Awkward Family Photos asked readers to submit the most embarrassing - and hilarious - images of brothers in honor of the newly-released movie The Brothers Grimsby, starring Sacha Baron Cohen. In the movie, comedian Sacha is joined by actor Mark Strong, with the pair teaming up to play long-lost brothers who eventually reunite and team up to save the world.

Heather McGillion, 24, from Renfrewshire, Scotland, discovered her partner Adonis had married another woman in the Dominican Republic while they she was giving birth to their baby. Heather, a trained dancer, said: 'When I opened the message it felt like I had been hit by a double-decker bus. Adonis had his arms around a woman and she was wearing a wedding dress. It didn't make sense and the more I thought about it, the more absurd it was.'

Gwen Webber, 54, from Wellingborough, says that after four marriages and six children, she is finally learning to live her life - but would not rule out a fifth marriage to her younger boyfriend. The grandmother, who says she is known locally as the 'Liz Taylor of Enfield', says that her four failed marriages and the recent death of a close friend have made her realise that each day is for living and she doesn't care who she shocks in the process. Gwen, who is dating Jan Rudzki, 44, after meeting him online, said: 'Who said at 50 or 60 you had to knit jumpers and be sensible? Ladies, it's time to have fun - after four marriages, I deserve it.' She is pictured at her four weddings (left to right) in 1980, 1989, 1999 and 2004.

It's probably safe to say that no one is brown-bagging it at these companies. Dropbox's cafeteria offers several different cuisines and desserts dreamed up by a pastry chef who used to work at NYC's Le Bernadin. Google employees get a view of New York's skyline as they eat free breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Apple's Caffè Macs has been compared to a restaurant and serves ramen burgers, coq au vin, oysters, sushi, paella, steak, and gelato. Pixar's dining area is in the atrium, which Steve Jobs wanted to look like the Musée D'Orsay in Paris. And SAS Institute Inc. in North Carolina has a pizza station, a salad bar, a sandwich station, an entrée station, and a cafè

NEW Researchers at Queen Mary University of London used a statistical technique of geographic profiling, which is more commonly used by police to catch criminals. They claim to have tagged him by identifying an obvious pattern between the locations of his art and addresses he often visits in Bristol and London (pictured). And their results seem to back up the Mail on Sunday's revelations in 2008 that Banksy is Robin Gunningham (inset) from Bristol.

Bella Hadid has one of the most stunning faces in the modeling business. But six years ago the sister of Balmain spokesperson Gigi Hadid, 20, didn't quite look the same with a rounder nose and thinner lips. And this week, Star magazine is reporting the girlfriend of The Weeknd had some help getting those perfect features.

A group of young men from England got a glimpse into what it was like to be mini-celebrities during a visit to China. A video posted online this week shows the group of young black men in what appears to be rural China, attracting a large crowd of curious onlookers (left) who appear to be unused to seeing people from other countries - particularly when they have different-coloured skin. One Chinese man even sits beside the black British man, places his hand on top of his to compare their skin colour, and poses for a photo (inset).

Phil Hannam can be seen stumbling down a hill, believed to be in West Yorkshire, in the clip with his face and hands covered in dark, sticky mud (left). As the 56-year-old gets closer to the camera, it becomes apparent that his black trousers and jacket are also splattered with dirt (centre). His wife Andie can be heard laughing in the background as he staggers past (right) and says: 'Don't even f***ing talk to me.' The video, which was uploaded to the social media site on February 27, has since been shared nearly 20,000 times, with dozens of people also commenting on it.

Jenny Thomas (right), 40, from Rochester, New York, is one of the 16 individuals featured on the new TLC series, Long Lost Family, which helps reunite people with their biological family members. This season on the series, which premieres on Sunday, Jenny is given a photograph of her biological mother (inset) after searching for her for more than 15 years - and she realizes that she knows her. Jenny and her birth mother Nita Valdez (left) worked together at the Rochester hospital 10 years ago.

An English boy has mastered the bizarre trick of snorting water up his nose and forcing it out his eyes, giving the appearance of tears. Online commentators have mocked the youth; 'If that doesn't get the ladies I don't know what will,' one jokes. The stunt is in fact relatively dangerous and can damage the process of crying.

At his heaviest, Michael Taylor, 24, from Newcastle upon Tyne, weighed 15st, had a 36-inch waist and had a body fat percentage of 25 per cent, eating junk food and takeaways. However, after following an online programme focusing on his diet and exercise, Michael's weight has dropped to 11st 4lbs, his body fat percentage is now 11 per cent and he has trimmed his waist size down to 30-31 inches. He has now overhauled his diet - swapping crisps and chocolate for lean meats and protein shakes - and working out six days a week.

NEW Farouk James, from London, began his modelling career before he even turned one and now has 68,000 people gripped on Instagram with his antics and gravity-defying mop. Yet his mother Bonnie says his signature feature is a doddle to look after - he just sleeps on a silk pillowcase to 'prevent the hair losing moisture, drying out and getting split ends'. His Instagram account has amassed almost 70,000 followers since she set it up just two years ago, which fans liking pictures of the youngster captured as he walks the runway at London Fashion Week and travels around in his own miniature Range Rover.