The Frontier Airlines plane was forced to return to its gate at Denver's airport after the woman (right) jumped out of her seat and shocked passengers with her behavior. Footage shows the woman telling passengers, including children, the plane would crash before she threw herself onto the floor began punching and kicking the cockpit door (left, middle). The passenger who shot the video said the woman stripped naked and was escorted off the plane by police after he stopped recording.

Fitness blogger, Anna Victoria (left, right, center), has caused an Internet frenzy after she posted before and after pictures of her wedding body. Anna, a California native who now lives in Rome, recently got married. She posted the photos at the request of her more than 900,000 followers on Instagram and Facebook. The first photo (left) shows Anna getting ready for her dress a day before her wedding. The second photo (center), which is the one that has caused all of the social media fuss, is of Anna sitting down and 'relaxed'. Anna wrote on the photo: 'Not every angle is your best angle and that's ok.' Several of her followers commended her for showing them her 'sitting belly' and said she made them feel better about their own bodies.

Calvin 'Cal' Harris (pictured, left) wept as he announced that he had finally been found not guilty of the murder of his wife, Michele (pictured bottom-right and top-right), who vanished without trace on September 11, 2001. This was the fourth time he had been tried for her murder in 15 years - an ordeal that, he said, 'robbed' him of the right to raise his children (pictured top-right with their parents). Michele, then 35, vanished from their home on the night of September 11, 2001. She and Harris, who was then 38 and worth $4 million, were going through a divorce - and cops believed he murdered her to keep his money. He underwent four trials between 2005 and today, each one ultimately collapsing. And now, finally, Harris is free - though left with a fraction of his former wealth.

If you think you're having a bad day, think again. Tired parents have shared the cringe-worthy parenting fails that ruined their day, including one US mum who packed alcohol in their child's lunch box. But the most awkward moment of all was when one parent confused 'pyjama day' with 'school photo day' (top left) and another was left to explain why their child used the display toilet (bottom right).

Four Russian combat helicopters and around 20 supply trucks were destroyed at the Tiyas base which is strategically located in central Syria between war-ravaged Palmyra and Homs. The pictures were released by U.S. intelligence company Stratfor which claimed the damage was caused by an ISIS artillery attack earlier this month. They show two areas of scorched earth (main) where the trucks (inset left) and helicopters (inset right) had once been positioned. But U.S. officials said it was more likely the result of an accidental fuel tank explosion. Russia's defence ministry also denied the claims, saying the damage had been there for months and was due to fighting between Syrian government forces and 'militants from terror groups'.

Dominic Casey (inset) stated in an affidavit filed with United State Bankruptcy Court in the Middle District of Florida Tampa Division; '[On] Saturday, July 26, 2008, [Jose] Baez had told me that Casey [Anthony] had murdered Caylee and dumped the body somewhere and, he needed all the help he could get to find the body before anyone else did.' Casey also claimed in the affidavit that Anthony (on left with Bez in 2011 after being released from prison) traded sexual favors with Baez to cover her legal fees. Anthony was found not guilty of killing her daughter Caylee (right in 2008) in 2011 after a two-month trial that enraged the nation.

A commencement speaker at a university in California was told to 'get off the stage' and booed at after she started talking about Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump. Maria Elena Salinas (left), a popular news anchor for Spanish language broadcast network Univision, gave the keynote address on Sunday morning for the commencement ceremony at the California State University, Fullerton. In her second speech, Salinas said: '... they blame us so much for so many things, that now they're even blaming us, the media, for creating Donald Trump (right). Imagine that.' At this point, yells and boos from the audience can be heard in the video.

Elizabeth Warren is ramping up her attacks against Donald Trump and taking them off social media and on the road. The Massachusetts senator went after Trump and comments he made on Tuesday about the gains he made during the 2008 housing meltdown while accepting an award from the Center for Popular Democracy, a non-profit organization that is committed to economic justice. At one point she referred to Trump as 'a small, insecure money-grubber who doesn't care who gets hurt, so long as he makes some money.'

Vanessa Henriquez, 30, (left) and her 3-year-old daughter, Saidy, (right) both of Oakland, were attended by Alameda County Fire and Paramedics Plus but they were pronounced dead at the scene. The front of the SUV was crushed beneath the train in San Leandro, where the crash occurred Tuesday afternoon.

Franco Ferrada, who has been pictured in the Chilean media, left, launched himself into the lion pit at Santiago Zoo in front of horrified onlookers on Saturday (right), leaving a note in his abandoned clothes' pocket announcing the apocalypse and declaring himself a prophet. MailOnline can now reveal the 20-year-old was still struggling with the sudden death of his mother 10 years ago. Former soldier Ferrada and his eight siblings were put into care immediately afterwards, with his alcoholic father unable to care for them - something he has never forgiven him for.

A paralyzed dog who was ready to be put down was saved from death at the last minute - literally - when a visiting veterinary student discovered what had caused his incredibly rare condition. Ollie the Sheltie (pictured, at a check-up), of Portland, Oregon, had become increasingly lethargic and weak after going on a camping holiday - a condition that baffled his regular vet. Blood tests and X-rays did nothing to explain the illness, and on May 4, after Ollie became fully paralyzed and unable to eat, his owners agreed to put the ten-year-old dog down. But just before Dr. Adam Stone could do so, vet student Neena Golden (pictured left with Dr. Stone) found a tick (pictured bottom-right) that had caused the dog's rare condition.

Malplaquet House is a sprawling five-bedroom Georgian house packed full of oddities - from stuffed animals' heads mounted down the stairwells (top left), to crucifixes from floor to ceiling in a large yellow bathroom (top right), and looming portraits of nobility past set on arsenic green walls (bottom right). Built in 1741, the 'forgotten' house is set back of Mile End Road in Stepney Green, London and hidden from view by wisteria and jasmine plants (bottom left, the exterior).

Ben and Alyssa Reidhead's baby boy named Will is thriving a week after being born in Utah. Doctors told the couple that the infant likely would die in the womb or minutes after birth. Alyssa Reidhead was 23 weeks pregnant when she and her husband Ben learned that their baby boy had a rare condition called encephalocele. Encephalocele causes the baby's brain to grow outside of his skull. Doctors told the could that their boy would likely die in the womb or right after delivery, so they planned funeral arrangements. But last week, Alyssa gave birth and their baby named Will is thriving. The couple says surgeons are still trying to come up with a way to protect their baby's brain but he seems to be acting like any other infant.

Russian oligarch's teenage son Egor Sosin admits killing his mother Anastasia in a Kazan hotel room. Now he has shown detectives investigating her murder how he did it with a mobile phone cable (left). His mother's body (inset) was found lying across the bed in the blood-splattered hotel room number 914 in December and Sosin, who had a history of drug problems, was found wandering the corridors half dressed. Sosin, who claims he only killed his mother, 44, (pictured together right) because she wanted sex with him and so he tried to 'expel the devil in her', has been told he won't be jailed for the murder. Instead, he will be treated for his mental illness and released.

NEW Police in Minnesota say a high school senior who died after attending her senior prom had been drinking before her death. Anna Jaskulka (pictured), 18, was found unresponsive in her room after her parents brought her home from the North St. Paul High School's prom Saturday night. Her parents called 911 and when police arrived at the Maplewood home around 11.08pm, she was in full cardiac arrest, Twin Cities Pioneer Press reported.

Most people don't think twice before snapping a selfie - but maybe they should. These hilarious fails shared online show what happens when you don't check out your surroundings before striking a pose. From accidentally revealing that you're sitting on the loo (top centre), or capturing animal droppings in the background (bottom right) to showing off your unbelievably messy room (top right) - here's FEMAIL's guide to how not to snap a picture with your own phone.

Friends of the former Cleveland Browns quarterback say Manziel needs to seek urgent help to deal with his problems after they staged a failed intervention recently. Sources close to Manziel said they confronted him over his alleged drug and alcohol use but he began aggressive and 'didn't wan to hear it.' They also claimed that in recent weeks he has been openly taking cocaine in front of compete strangers as his habit spirals out of control.

The cubs, the offspring of Cecil's five-year-old son Xanda, were pictured heading out on a walk with their protective mother inside the 14,000 square mile Hwange National Park. The pictures will delight those devastated by the death of black-maned Cecil last July at the hands of American dentist Walter Palmer. The trophy hunter killed the magnificent creature with a bow and arrow, but later said he wouldn't have done it had he known Cecil had a name.

Nandini, 19, (pictured bottom right) who goes only by her initial name, welcomed her first child on Monday evening at a hospital in Hassan in the southern state of Karnataka, India. Dr Venkatesh Raju, the local health officer, said: 'In my 25 years of experience, I had never seen such a big baby. She is a miracle. I believe she is not only the heaviest baby born in India but the heaviest baby girl ever born in the world.' The baby, who yet-to-be named, (left) surprised everyone including her mother and medics with her sheer size. While the mother's weight hinted at high sugar levels, doctors have confirmed she is not diabetic, which usually causes obesity in new-born infants.

Jennifer Dumas, left, gave birth to daughter Codylynn in Bedford Hills Correctional Facility just days after accepting a plea agreement for her part of a $32,000 attempted burglary. Dumas is one of 15 mothers allowed to keep their babies in the prison located in Westchester, New York. The facility has a fully equipped nursery and each baby has their own cot, bottom right. However, only seven other prisons, such as the Decatur Correctional Center in Illinois, home to Katie Young, top right, and her daughter Marissa.

Tips and tricks include ways to make your wardrobe maternity friendly have been shared by mums online. Clockwise from top left: Use a hair tie or rubber band to extend the waistband; enjoy the cooling sensation of bras put in the freezer; old tank tops can be turned into a belly band; tongs will help you get the things you're too large to get with your hands; sports tape is great for extra support; and a U-shaped travel pillow can be used instead of an expensive maternity cushion to help support your bump.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Atthaporn Boonmakchuay tried desperately to break free after the huge snake attacked in the bathroom of his home in east of Bangkok, Thailand. The 38-year-old reportedly reached down with his hand after feeling a sharp bite - only to discover the serpent's jaws clamped around the tip of his penis. Atthaporn screamed out for his wife as he thrashed around trying to dislodge the python. Moments before collapsing, he managed to tie rope around the snake's head and tie it to the bathroom door. But he was rushed to hospital after suffering horrific blood loss in the ordeal.

Italy's most famous photographer, Gianni Berengo Gardin, has spent over half a century capturing a changing world, and now recognises that even his own profession is fading fast. In a major retrospective of his work at Rome's Palazzo delle Esposizioni, Berengo Gardin's black-and-white photographs capture Italy's shift from a largely rural economy to its rapid industrialisation following World War Two. Pictured are a couple dancing in Rome (main), children skipping in Venice (bottom left) and a kiss in a colonnade off Piazza San Marco, in Venice (bottom right).

The adorable image shows two-year-old Braylee Davis trying to interact with lowland gorilla Gus at Fort Worth Zoo in Texas by pressing her hands up against the glass. Gus, who was born in December last year, is Fort Worth Zoo's first western lowland gorilla, and his birth was celebrated as a huge conservation success. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) listed the western lowland gorilla as critically endangered due to hunting and disease.

Aerial footage has captured the dramatic moment a salt water crocodile kills a turtle in a national park in Australia and swims away to feast on the marine animal despite a school of sharks following close behind attempting to steal its meal (pictured).

Ahead of one of the biggest sales of Marilyn Monroe memorabilia in November, items once owned by the screen icon are on display in London this week. Among the pieces on display are the saloon singer corset worn by Monroe in the film Bus Stop and the diamond pendant earrings she wore at 'The Seven Year Itch' premiere on Jun 1, 1955. (Pictured: the beaded dress Monroe wore in Some Like It Hot on display, the actress in the 1959 film. Inset: the diamond pendant earrings she wore to 'The Seven Year Itch' premiere on Jun 1, 1955)

Desiree, who is believed to be from LA, had 'ski-slope boobs' (inset) after undergoing a breast enhancement operation before her wedding and went on to the E! show last night to have them corrected (left and right). She already had naturally different size breasts and was fed up having to wear plastic 'chicken cutlets' in her bra to even out her bust. Eager for them to look even for her wedding, Desiree visited a surgeon but following the procedure her breasts were still different sizes with her nipples pointing in different directions.

A buffalo could not believe his luck when he survived an attack by lions when the big cats began squabbling. The amazing incident (pictured) was captured on film at Mala Mala private game reserve in South Africa. Mike Kirkman, a professional guide, spotted two rival prides of lions eyeing up the same buffalo. And as they brawled the lucky beast staggered off to live another day.

Chickens can be just as naughty as any dog according to these images. Owners of the destructive birds have taken to public humiliation to punish their hens for bad behaviour including not laying eggs and attacking the family rabbit. The images are being shared Punk Rock Homesteading on Facebook.

Horrific Helmet-camera footage captured by the mountain biker showed him riding down a rocky hill at speed in the town of Bicske in Hungary before mistiming a jump and slamming into the ground with a crunch. Writing online after the incident, the man explained that he broke his tibia, fibula, talus and calcaneus, tore his left pectoral and had concussion. Since the crash he has had two surgeries and is hopeful that he will soon be able to walk without a limp.

YouTuber, Taras Kulakov, 28, also known as Crazy Russian Hacker decided to find out what happens when you dump 30lb of ice in a pool. The result is a giant cauldron-like cloud of mist and bubbles. Kulakov's channel is dedicated to hacks and backyard experiments, from how to peel potatoes in a bucket to making chips in your microwave. This experiment was less about practicality and more about wow-factor. The 28-year-old has more than seven million subscribers and the video has been viewed more than seven million times.

Scientists at Florida Institute of Technology used a high-speed camera to capture an amazing lighting flash from near the university's Melbourne campus. The video taken hows what lightning looks like in slow motion, revealing the way the charged particles move in a forked pattern before lighting up the sky when they reach the ground (sequence pictured). The research team hopes to study the dynamics of the upward electrical discharges from thunderstorms known as starters, jets and gigantic jets.