This unsavoury collection of candid nightclub photographs, posted on Tumblr and various other social media sites, show just how ugly things can turn after one too many cocktails. FEMAIL compiles some the worst offenders including a group of women who couldn't be parted, even on the toilet (left); a lip-locking Lothario distracted by his phone (right) and a clumsy clubber who broke the golden rule: never drink more than you can carry (inset). You certainly wouldn't want these popping up on your Facebook timeline.

A sheriff's spokesman says two people are dead in an apparent murder-suicide at a U.S. Air Force base in San Antonio. Bexar County sheriff's spokesman James Keith said two bodies were found Friday morning around 8:30am inside a room of a building at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland. The discovery of the bodies sent the base into lockdown on Friday, as authorities searched room to room to make sure there weren't additional victims. The identities of the two victims have not been released yet, as authorities work to inform their families first. However, officials say that the gunman was an airman who shot dead his squadron commander.

Alexey Zakharov from Moscow describes his animation project as a 'travel back in time with a little steampunk time machine.' The video is so flawless that it looks as if you're watching real antique footage of the streets of New York, Boston, Detroit, Washington D.C. The incredible short film, titled 'The Old New World', was a labour of love for the 36-year-old, who spent more than a year on the project. Zakharov told DailyMail.com how it initially separated the static and moving elements of each image, before using 3D models (inset) to create the animations. Pictured is the US Capitol building in Washington DC in 1939.

Police have released video, showing the moment an officer shot dead a woman when she came after him with an ax. The video, recorded from Gallatin Police officer James Spray's (top left) vest, shows the cop getting out of his cruiser at the house where another officer had requested back-up. Almost as soon as he has opened his door, Spray's gun is out and aimed at 40-year-old Laronda Sweatt (bottom left) who is walking towards him with a medieval-style ax. Spray is then heard ordering her over and over again to drop the weapon, but she refuses and continues to walk towards him. Eventually he fires two shots at her and she falls to the ground.

Jaw-dropping footage shows the male tourist risking his life to photograph a small plane as it approaches the runway at Gustaf III Airport on the Caribbean island of St Barts. Local resident Sebastien Politano, who captured the astonishing scene while testing his 360-degree camera, said the tourist told him one of the aircraft's wheels touched his right hand, adding: 'He has shown me the little traces.' The landing strip is sandwiched between a steep hill and the sea, forcing skilled pilots to fly dangerously low over a busy road and, often, a group of plane spotters.

President Obama jetted off to Los Angeles with his daughter Malia on Thursday where they attended a fundraiser in Bel-Air at the home of Walt Disney Studios chairman Alan Horn and his wife Cindy. Among those in attendance were House minority leader Nancy Pelosi, Julia Roberts, Gwyneth Paltrow, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Brad Hall, Katie McGrath and J.J. Abrams, Lyn and Norman Lear and Barbra Streisand and James Brolin. Tickets for the event ranged from $15,000 to $66,800 per couple. The trip came after the two spent the day in their hometown of Chicago together where Obama poke at the University of Chicago.

Robert Kennedy Jr. (right) forced the 20-year-old (left and right) to shut down her social media accounts after she used Instagram to pick on New York magazine writer Allie Jones, who ho had written a piece on Wednesday commenting on a New York Times profile about Kyra and her friends. Kyra's friend Andrew Warren (left) was the first to comment on Ally's Instagram page before she joined in. 'I can play games too b***h,' she wrote on one of Allie's photos (inset).

The Walking With Giants Foundation held the week-long conference in Liverpool so people with primordial dwarfism could meet and talk to each other and know they are 'not alone.' Families travelled as far as Australia, Columbia, Canada and the Netherlands for the week-long convention to play games (inset) and make friends. Emma van der Linden, pictured with her mother Judith (left) and father Robert (right) has the condition which causes limbs not to develop properly.

Four Los Angeles social workers were charged on Thursday for mishandling a case which led to the abuse and death of 8-year-old Gabriel Fernandez (center). Stefanie Rodriguez (bottom right), Patricia Clement (top left), Kevin Bom (bottom left) and Gregory Merritt (top right) have been charged with falsifying records and child abuse. If convicted,they could face as much as 10 years in prison. All four were fired last year following an internal investigation into the 2013 death of Gabriel Fernandez. Merritt successfully challenged his termination and is now working for the county in another capacity.

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.

Two burglary suspects in a rented Ford Mustang convertible led police on a chase across Hollywood and south Los Angeles on Thursday, showboating for the cameras and captivating the city. In scenes reminiscent of the 1994 OJ Simpson Broncos chase, TV helicopters streamed the pursuit live to news channels as thousands of people watched and tweeted about the chase, with even the likes of Chrissy Teigen getting in on the action. The men danced, pumped fists, talked with other drivers and pulled donuts in the streets as supporters gathered along the sidewalk to cheer them on. The most astonishing moment came last, however, as the pair pulled over in south LA without a police car in sight and began taking selfies and hugging fans at the side of the road, before they were eventually arrested.

A growing number of Facebook groups are attracting disgruntled customers who claim the items they received are completely different to what was being advertised by online retailers. One woman shared an image of a cream A-line dress she had ordered with delicate navy embroidery detail and a full, puffy skirt. What arrived, however, was a pale imitation with tacky mesh sleeves, black floral detail and an undone hem (top left). Taking to the page Rosewholesale Scam, another disgruntled customer showed what happened when she ordered a taupe shift dress with capped sleeves that was advertised as being made from cotton (top right). Another unfortunate woman thought she had bought a double-breasted coat in cream with a full skirt and black buttons. But it was clear the actualy item was designed for someone at least four sizes bigger (bottom left). One woman shared an image of a cream A-line dress she had ordered with delicate navy embroidery detail and a full, puffy skirt. What arrived, however, was a pale imitation with tacky mesh sleeves, black floral detail and an undone hem (bottom right).

Trent Harmon broke down in tears on Thursday as he surprisingly was named the last ever winner of American Idol. The 25-year-old singer fell to the floor in shock as he was named the final winner in a farewell spectacular that started with a tribute by President Barack Obama, saw Simon Cowell reunited with his original judges and included performances from the show's biggest stars. Trent quickly jumped back up to hug runner-up La'Porsha Renae, sobbing in her ear about 'making music together' and his pride at them both being from Mississippi.

Dogs are well known as being man's best friend. And one pooch in Australia has taken his duty to a new extreme as he refuses to leave his owner's side - even in the shower. Cyrus, a two-year-old Bullmastiff from Perth, (pictured) watches his owner Lauren Birney all the time.

Fashioning a Reign: 90 Years of Style from The Queen's Wardrobe will open at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh, on her Majesty's birthday this month. The exhibition will include the dress worn by her Majesty to her sister's wedding in 1960 (from left to right), the gown with a sash of Royal Stewart tartan for the Gillies Ball at Balmoral Castle in 1971 and the purple silk-wool blend coat and green dress with matching hat chosen to open the Scottish Parliament in 1999.

Social media users are accusing the bohemian clothing brand of appropriating Native American culture. Free People's 'festival' collection, which features pieces that might be seen at Coachella, includes feather headdresses, tribal tattoos, and feather hair-clips. The 'offensive' pieces cost up to $248, which some people are also saying is outrageous. The brand has been accused of cultural appropriation in the past, as have several celebrities (like Vanessa Hudgens and Alessandra Ambrosio) while attending Coachella in Native American-inspired accessories.

Amanda Jette Knox (pictured bottom right as a woman and top right when she was known as Mark), a writer from Ottawa, Canada, learned that her husband of 19 years, was a woman unhappily living in a man's body just 18 months after their child revealed that she is a transgender girl. Amanda and her spouse stayed together, and she is now happily married to her 'gorgeous wife' Zoe (bottom and top left), who legally changed her name and the gender marker on her birth certificate.

An optical illusion has baffled the internet after the BBC's Marc Blank-Settle posted a video showing what appears to be a piece of toy train track shrinking right before your very eyes. In the first image from the video (main), the piece of track on the bottom appears to be much larger than the one above it. But when Marc picks it up and places it on top of the other, the two pieces appear the same size (inset). The internet responded to the video by suggesting a form of sorcery was at play. But some clever Twitter users came up with a viable explanation for the otherwise inconceivable footage.

Robert Griffin III is heading off to play for the Cleveland Browns, and unloading the Virginia mansion he purchased while he was still with the Washington Redskins. The Heisman-trophy winning quarterback has listed his 9,000-square-foot farmhouse-style mansion in Leesburg, which is located on a three-acre lot, for $2,749,990. According to the listing, the home includes a master suite with a 'walk-in closet fit for royalty,' a lower-level theater with wet bar, a stone wine cellar and a heated pool.

An Irish Harry Potter star posted a seemingly ironic tweet, shown inset, mocking his playboy lifestyle after his mother told the High Court how he blew his $1.2m fortune on cars, drink and girls. The revelation came out in court yesterday as Devon Murray is sued by his former agent for a $500,000 slice of the money he earned from his role in the popular film series. The 27-year-old, who played the cheeky but hapless boy wizard Seamus Finnigan in all eight Harry Potter films, now has to live on just $1,500 a month from the films, a judge heard yesterday. His mother Fidelma Murray told the court: 'He was a teenage boy. He went drinking. He went out with girls. He bought cars. I only have one child. I wasn't going to give out to him over that' (pictured left and right are photos tweeted by the Irish star on his Twitter account). His mother, who is representing the family in court, said they do not even have enough money to pay lawyers for the court case brought by Neil Brooks, the agent who was sacked by the Murrays.

A California man climbed up a rock to ask for his girlfriend's hand in marriage - but had to ask fire officials, too, for a hand, after he got stuck and couldn't get down. Michael Banks, 27, scaled 600-foot Morro Rock just off California's Central Coast early Thursday morning to propose to his girlfriend, who was watching via FaceTime video. The good news: Banks' girlfriend said yes, according to Morro Bay fire Captain Todd Gailey. The bad news: Banks got stuck, and had to be plucked by helicopter for a tricky, post-proposal flight to safety. Banks 'took a different trail down, much steeper' and became stranded, Gailey said. 'He couldn't go any direction, on a sheer ledge, with his feet dangling 80 feet off the ground.'

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.'

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).

Nixalina Waston, 28, from London, found her career as a sex blogger intimated men. She vowed to be celibate after she was cheated on with two other women. The blogger is finding abstinence difficult but is still going on dates. Surprisingly, she's found the men she has been talking to this year seem okay with it. She, on the other hand, describes her libido like 'a dog on heat is an understatement.'

A motorist claims to have captured on video the ghost of a dead bride (main picture and inset) on the forest road where she was killed 27 years ago. Locals say the fatal crash occurred in 1989 when the newlyweds were making their way to a park to celebrate with friends following their wedding ceremony. Their car, it is said, smashed into a lorry on a bend. The groom survived but the bride was killed.

E-volo has made history with a manned flight in the world's first certified multicopter. Controlled by its first passenger, The Volocopter VC200 took to the skies for a three minute flight using its 18 gently humming rotors and electric propulsion. Not only does this offer more widespread use in conventional aircraft domains, but it brings us one step closer to air taxi services and full transportation systems in the third dimension. The Volocopter's The initial two-seat design uses battery packs, with a flight-time duration of only about 20 to 30 minutes. It is piloted one-handedly with a single joystick, which has shown to reduce the major reason behind fatal helicopter accidents: human error.

Exploring the great outdoors with your dog can be one of the most rewarding highlights of having a pet - until your pooch decides that they have simply had enough. From wolfdogs to pugs, the fed-up, four-legged friends can be seen on the Nashville-based Camping With Dogs Instagram witnessing stunning landscapes - but all they really crave is a nap.

Officials are hoping the footage, which shows shrines (top right) and facilities including rail tracks (bottom right) being destroyed by a rush of water (left), will encourage people to think about an 'escape route'. They warned that a 14.5metre tsunami would give people just eight minutes to get away if it were to hit Kamakura, which is around an hour south of Tokyo. The footage, which has been shared more than 340,000 times, was released over concerns that people have let their guard down following the devastating tsunami that hit the country in 2011.

Stunning images have been released of the super cute one-week-old Siberian tiger cubs in Shenyang, China. The mother has given birth to 13 cubs over three years and has been deemed a 'hero mum'. The four cubs made their public debut yesterday. The Siberian tiger is a species considered to be facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild.

Brazilian photographer Marcos Alberti masterminded the project, entitled 'Three Glasses Later', which explored how our faces and attitudes change as we drink more glasses of wine. He invited volunteers from all walks of life to his studio to pose for him. Alberti took a snapshot when they first arrived - to document the 'stress and fatigue' of the working day. Nearly all the models transform between the first picture and the last, letting their hair down and becoming increasingly giggly and silly.

Hyenas are probably best known for their braying laugh but these images suggest most animal kingdom have a sense of humour. Raccoons, fish, owls and donkeys were all caught smiling on camera. Even the blobfish - voted the world's ugliest animal - does its best to crack a smile. What they are laughing at is anybody's guess.

A collection of stunning pictures have emerged showing how tea leaves are harvested and processed across China, the birthplace of the popular drink. The peak time for tea-picking period falls at the end of March and the beginning of April when factories operate at full capacity. Depending on the type of tea, the crops will then go through a variety of treatment, including steaming, withering, heating, rolling, oxidation and drying. In large part of China, all of these steps are still done by human hands.