He's the controversial villain of Married At First Sight Australia, angering viewers when he referred to his new bride, Clare Verrall (inset), as 'woman' and voiced his not-so-charming opinions about her appearance. But it's been revealed that groom, Jono Pittman, 28 (left and right), has such a 'bad temper' it jars with the 31-year-old from Melbourne: 'He does have a temper. A bad temper. A definite temper,' Ms Verrall told AAP on Friday.

NEW There's no event on Earth quite like 'The Dinah', an annual, five-day mega-festival for girls who like girls, with almost no men in sight, and all the booze, sun and - yes - debauchery that a woman could want. As the photos from this year's event - taken by LA Weekly - show, the 26-year-old mega-party is going stronger than ever, regularly attracting 20,000 women looking to party till they drop. This year's bash, which ran from March 30-April 3 in its traditional home of Palm Springs, Florida, saw celeb guests in attendance, including Lady Gaga, Samantha Ronson and Orange is the New Black star Lea DeLaria.

Revellers descended on Liverpool's Aintree racecourse in the UK as the first day of the Crabbie's Grand National Festival got underway with a strict style code for the second year running. The low-cut dresses, micro-skirts and platform shoes that have become a Grand National staple in recent years appeared to be in the minority as revellers arrived for the first day of racing at the Liverpool course. A blonde woman in a floaty pink number fell victim to the wind as she smoked a cigarette, left, while revellers were seen turning the Pavillion wine bar into a makeshift dancefloor, right and inset.

Having moved back to Australia with his family, Chris Hemsworth has had to ditch two incredible Californian homes. But luckily for the Hollywood actor and his wife Elsa Pataky, the couple have reportedly netted a sweet profit of AU$3.49 million (US$2.63 million). According to TMZ , the stars put their Santa Monica home on the market with an asking price of AU$1.67 million (US$1.25 million), after buying the pad for AU$1.09 million (US$820,000).

For more than two decades, a Colorado motel owner secretly watched hundreds, maybe even thousands, of guests have sex and both of his wives supported him. Beginning in the winter of 1966, Gerald Foos (pictured main) outfitted more than a dozen rooms with fake ceiling vents at Manor House Motel (right inset) in Aurora, Colorado, so that he could secretly watch his guests have sex. Foos said that both of his wives supported his actions and that he purchased the motel to achieve his 'uncontrollable desire to peer into other people's lives.'

Baby Leopold, who lives with his parents near Seattle, Washington, suffers with a rare disorder called oculocutaneous albinism. The condition affects the color of a person's hair, skin and eyes and means that the youngster is unable to see properly. Captured on camera is the tear-jerking moment Leopold smiles in delight after his new glasses allow him to see his mother clearly for the first time in his life.

New AFL Footy Show host Rebecca Maddern appeared to have her cheat notes scribbled in blue pen on her left hand as she made a confident debut on the show on Thursday night. The notes became apparent as Maddern clapped co host Sam Newman when he joined the Panel.

On the day of her Friday sentencing, Magistrate Gary Finger said he had 'never seen anything like' Angela Bisson's (left outside court and right) case before, which was heard at Southport Magistrates Court. Mr Finger said her .48 reading last October was 'abominable' and she had put other people in danger, adding her actions were 'absolutely appalling' and 'absolutely outrageous'. Bisson's lawyer said his client had been suffering from a alcohol abuse problem and depression.

NEW Dozens of text messages that a teenage girl sent to her boyfriend encouraging him to kill himself were just words and do not constitute a crime, her lawyer told the state's highest court Thursday. But a prosecutor argued that Michelle Carter from Fairhaven, Massachusetts, pressured Conrad Roy III for weeks to end his life. They also say she engaged in 'emotional manipulation' of a vulnerable teen who had struggled with depression and previously attempted suicide. The Supreme Judicial Court heard arguments in Carter's appeal of a juvenile court judge's refusal to dismiss the manslaughter charge stemming from Roy's 2014 death.

When Karyn Voevodin (pictured right, with husband Matthew) saw the marks on her baby girl's scalp and spine (inset), she thought they were bruises. But she soon learned her daughter, Hope (left), was born with a rare condition called congenital melanocytic nevus, or CMN, that causes birthmarks to grow on her scalp, face and body. Children with CMN will continue to grow birthmarks until they are about 30 years old, but there is no medical reason for them to be removed and the condition has not impacted Hope's development. Mrs Veovodin, from Townsville, Queensland, said they would leave it up to Hope to decide if she would like to remove her marks for cosmetic purposes, and hopes to raise awareness about the rare condition.

Karen Nettleton, the mother of ISIS bride Tara Nettleton (both pictured inset) who married Australian terrorist Khaled Sharrouf had flown to Turkey (left) to try and rescue her five grandchildren (right) and one great-grandchild. However when media broke the story that she had plans to go to Syria via Turkey Ms Nettleton's plan was quickly foiled, and she returned home empty handed.

The girls were just 13 and 14 when they spent nine hours battering frail Angela Wrightson (inset) with her possessions, including a television set, a shovel and a coffee table. Despite the 39-year-old begging for her life, the pair stopped the assault only to pose for pictures which the younger girl sent to friends on social network Snapchat. Sentencing, the judge said they mentally and physically tortured their victim before leaving her home in Hartlepool, County Durham, 'without knowing or caring whether she was alive or dead'. However Mr Justice Globe refused an application to name the girls (pictured main in a court sketch), saying the older one had attempted suicide on a number of occasions over the course of the trial.

NEW A new Daily Mail video demonstrates eight easy hacks using rubber bands to make life at home easier. Covering almost every room in the house, from the kitchen to the bedroom and beyond, the clip shows how rubber bands can make tasks, including chopping (top left), painting (top center), packing (top right), washing glasses (bottom left), opening jars (bottom center) and hanging clothes (bottom right), easier.

NEW Filmed in the Melbourne suburb of Cranbourne, the footage uploaded to the Dash Cam Owners Australia Facebook page, the footage has left viewers asking where the 'ghost car' appeared from. The grey car appeared to have run a red light (left) before ploughing in to a utility truck (centre) and coming to a halt facing the wrong direction (right).

The Chelsea FC owner has had his plans for a $78 million (£58 million) mansion rejected and branded 'a whole new level of egregious consumption'. The Russian billionaire was told by New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission that his proposal to turn three landmarked townhouses into one property was an 'unjustified tear-down'. Mr Abramovich won approval for exactly the same thing at his home in Cheyne Walk, one of London's most exclusive streets. But this time around he was told that there is 'more than a dollars and cents price tag when one purchases history' by the group of historians and architects. After a testy meeting the commission took no action meaning that Mr Abramovich's developers have to come up with a revised proposal which will be examined at a later date. Over the course of the past 18 months Mr Abramovich has paid a combined $78 million (£55 million) to buy 11, 13, and 15 East 75th St with the intention of turning it into a mega mansion.

The body of a murder victim who was found in a creek on University of Texas at Austin campus has been identified as Haruka Weiser (left) a first year theater and dance student at the university. She was found in Waller Creek (pictured top right) - located behind the university's Etter-Harbin alumni center - Tuesday morning.A chief suspect has been identified as a black male, 6 ft tall who was caught on CCTV at 11pm Tuesday riding a red or pink woman's bike.

On the back of cat, dog, owl and goat cafes, new trend is sweeping Japan in the form of hedgehog (left) and bunny (right) cuddling cafes. Harry and Ms Bunny are side by side cafes in Tokyo that offer customers the opportunity to play with and pet hedgehogs and bunnies for only 1000 yen ($12) for half an hour. It's proven extremely popular on Instagram, with dozens of selfies of young women with the animals littering the platform.

Belgian Federal Prosecutor Eric Van der Sypt said on Thursday that authorities were especially appealing to people who might have filmed or photographed the man. Photos released by the prosecutors showed him leaving the airport on foot, walking to the nearby town of Zaventem and then into Brussels, where all traces of him were reportedly lost.

Jessica Serfaty (left), 25, is living a jet set lifestyle in Los Angeles Linked to Joe Jonas and most recently Niall Horan (inset) she left her 7-year-old son Roman behind in Arkansas with her ex-husband Ididia Serfaty (above right). Ididia tells Daily Mail Online that Jessica only sees Roman during summer vacation. and that their marriage began to deteriorate shortly after the family moved to Los Angeles for her to pursue her modeling and acting dreams. They moved back to Arkansas at one point, but months later she left them and hasn't looked back. Jessica tells Daily Mail Online she wants Ididia and her son to move back to Los Angeles. 'I don't want people to think that I'm not involved in Roman's life - I send him kid books and I buy the same ones so we can read them together on Face Time.

NEW Cindi Leive said she is 'certainly sorry' that Amy Schumer did not like being featured in the ''chic at any size' special edition of Glamour magazine, but stood by her choice to include her. Schumer was mentioned on the cover of a 'Chic At Any Size' special edition as one of four 'women who inspire us', alongside Melissa McCarthy, Adele and Ashley Graham, a decision which has raised eyebrows across social media and among Amy's fans.

Abu Israa (pictured top right) has spoken of how he was fined because his beard was the wrong length, ISIS threatened to cut off his head when he said he could not work for free, and his young daughter was almost lashed for not wearing a niqab in their own back garden in Iraq. He also revealed how the terror group would make people watch their gruesome executions in Mosul, and said he once saw bodies tied to an electricity pole as a warning to people wanting to escape. Speaking from a refugee camp (bottom right) in Makhmour, Iraq, he said his family decided not to leave their village when the jihadis took control, because his elderly mother (main) struggles to walk.

Korey Smith and Marcus Joseph, who are both students at Brigham Young University, wrote and produced the wildly popular video starring vocalists Parker Cressman and Conner Hein (pictured). The updates lyrics tell the story of two missionaries going door to door to educate others about The Church of Jesus-Christ of Latter-day Saints.'Hello, it's us. We were wondering if after dinner you would like to meet to go over our beliefs,' they sing as their neighbor slams the door in their faces (top right).

Two burglary suspects in a rented Ford Mustang convertible led police on a chase across Hollywood and south Los Angeles on Thursday, stopping to pull donuts for helicopter cameras. While the driver spun the car across an overpass near Highway 101, his passenger punched his fist in the air and waved to other motorists. The pursuit only ended after the pair pulled over in a south LA neighborhood and climbed out of the car to hug and take selfies, before cops arrived to arrest them.

Houses are expensive and complicated to build - so architects and construction crews usually take great care in making sure everything goes right. But apparently, not always. A brand-new looking house in South Carolina has baffled onlookers who spotted a major flaw in its design.

One of the Kardashians' favorite doctors has revealed a surgery-free solution to getting curves like Kim. Doctor Simon Ourian, pictured bottom left with Kim, said the technique will 'enhance and lift' buttocks using either fat from the person's body or dermal fillers (pictured right). No doubt the scalpel-free procedure will prove a hit with fans of the reality star who want to emulate her famous curves (pictured left).

At just two-years-old, Logan Anderson (left, left of right and right of inset), from Mudgee, New South Wales, is the world's youngest whipcracker. The talented toddler started at just 10 months after watching his talented older brother (right of right) and sister (centre of right) at their whipcracking competitions. The little boy was determined to have a turn with the whip and managed to convince his parents to let him after throwing a massive tantrum each time they took whips off him. His mother Alicia Anderson (left of inset) said Logan amazes her every day and is pleased he was so determined as she would never have let him near a whip otherwise. Logan has already competed in three whipcracking competitions this year.

The stunning night sky from Western Australia has been captured by self-taught photographer, Michael Goh (pictured). The panoramic photos include the 45-year-old who captures himself looking up at the Milky Way using a handheld wireless remote (inset). The panoramas sees the moon and stars casting shadows on natural formations within Nambung National Park north of Perth.

Troy Knabe from Eugene, Oregon had been with a group diving in Cozumel in Mexico when they heard an approaching noise and watched as submarine glided past a shipwreck they had been searching. Mr Knabe captured the moment on camera, clearly making out the name 'Atlantis' on the side of the vessel. Then Less than 60 seconds after the footage begins, the submarine disappears out of shot again.

These images show just how tough life is for the men who dig for salt in the so-called 'Gateway to Hell'. Early shifts are essential in in Ethiopia's Danakil Depression because the heat in the middle of the day is unbearable. Photographer Massimo Rumi says: 'It looks like one of the worst jobs on earth but these people are...very proud of their work.'

The Puzzled Fox by Currier and Ives, which baffled Victorian children when it was printed in 1872 has resurfaced to challenge a new generation of teaser addicts. A fox and three birds - including a now-extinct passenger pigeon - are plainly visible in this optical illusion, but 12 more faces of animals, men and women are hidden in the scene. On closer inspection it becomes clear that there is a wild boar, a horse and a lamb and if you look twice at the knots of the trees they appear to morph into people's features.

Taking to the flowrider wearing her bright yellow bikini she appears to know exactly what to do when facing the waves. But things quickly unravel for the young wannabe surfer (pictured) who flails around in the water before the lifeguard finally puts her out of her misery. The fast-flowing waves are too much for her as she struggles to get up onto the surfing board. And the water's power also causing her to almost lose her bikini which she has to keep adjusting. Unperturbed she keeps getting back up and trying again only for her finally to admit that's she's had enough on attempt five. Maybe it was that final effort's comedic spiral through the water as she is pummelled by waves when she loses her board that make her decide to try another ride.