NEW Legendary rockstar Bruce Springsteen has detailed his battles with depression in a soon-to-be released autobiography. Springsteen, 66, explored his history with the mental illness and his father's (right of right in 1972) fight against it in his upcoming book, Born To Run. 'You don't know the illness's parameters,' he said. 'Can I get sick enough to where I become a lot more like my father than I thought I might?' Springsteen also told Vanity Fair he was almost crippled by the mental illness in recent years. 'I was crushed between sixty and sixty-two, good for a year and out again from sixty-three to sixty-four,' the 66-year-old (left) writes in his tell-all, according to the magazine. Springsteen' autobiography, Born To Run, will be released internationally on September 27, and he was interview for October's edition of Vanity Fair.

Stanford rapist Brock Turner was seen going into a probation meeting on Tuesday at the Warren County Probation Office in Lebanon, Ohio, just four days after being released from a California jail, where he served just three months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious 23-year-old woman. The convicted sex offender had until 9am on Tuesday to check in with authorities following his release from San Jose's Main Jail South last Friday morning. Probation department sources told Daily Mail Online that he will be expected to check in with them 'at least once a week'. Turner has until Thursday evening to appear at the Greene County Sheriff's Office in Xenia, Ohio, where he will be fingerprinted, photographed and told to sign the local sex offender's register.

The Killing of JonBenet: The Truth Uncovered aired Monday night on A&E.; The new documentary aired never-before-seen footage of Burke Ramsey's police interview in 1998, two years after his little sister's murder (left). In the interview, Burke, then 9, recalls the last time he saw his sister. JonBenet's father also sat down for an interview with A&E;, again proclaiming his innocence. For years, JonBenet's parents Patsy and John (Mr Ramsey pictured top right, in his A&E; interview_ were the subject of public suspicion about the case, but police have since cleared their names. JonBenet Ramsey (bottom right) was six years old on December 26, 1996, when she was found strangled to death in her basement in Boulder, Colorado. Experts who spoke with A&E; said they believed an intruder was to blame.

Surveillance footage has emerged showing showing former San Francisco 49er Bruce Miller (pictured) stumbling from a drunken fight that had him kicked off the team at the weekend. Police said the tight end went to the Fisherman's Wharf Marriott about 2:45 a.m. and tried to get a room, but when he was told there none available he knocked on a random room. Inside the room was an elderly couple and their 29-year-old son, who told Miller he was in the wrong room. However Miller then allegedly attacked the man. CCTV footage taken from the hotel across the street, where Miller stumbled following the fight, show the 248-pound player bleeding from the head (main) and vomiting, wearing jogging pants and a tank top.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: Disturbing video footage shows a vicious pit bull attacking a beagle while its owner cries out for help and gets caught up in the mauling herself (left). According to the video's uploader Raphael Fortin, he was out with his girlfriend visiting Boston for a Coldplay concert when they 'heard a loud yelling and shouting'. A crowd of onlookers then tried to wrestle with the raging canine (centre), before eventually the two dogs were pulled apart. The pit bull bit into the neck of the beagle, which appeared lucky to not sustain life-threatening injuries.

Shawnee Chasser (bottom left) who has lived in a tree house (pictured) for 25 years, has been told by Miami-Dade County that she must tear it down or face more than $7,000 in penalties. The county has said the tree house was built illegally and is unsafe. Authorities said the cottage, which sits between two trees and is built around a man-made pond (upper left) and water fountain, must be demolished in the next four months or the 65-year-old grandmother could face thousands in fines. The tree house is equipped with a kitchenette along with a small couch (center). A county representative said the county's issue with Chasser's cottage is that it's unsafe and South Florida has strict rules about building codes because of the frequency of hurricanes. They said she can live in a legal tree house, but her cottage wasn't up to county standards. Chasser, who mass-produces and sells Shawnee's Greenthumb Popcorn in Whole Foods stores around Florida, said she's unable to afford to hire the necessary people to bring her home up to code, but she's not giving up without a fight. 'I'll chain myself to that tree house,' she said.

Georgia woman, Elizabeth Wall (right), 63, was indicted in the shooting death of her daughter-in-law, Jenna Wall (left), 35, who was found dead in her home on June 23. The victim's estranged husband and the boys' father, Jerrod Wall, received a call from his mother telling him to come and get his sons. When he arrived at the home (inset), he found her sitting in the living room holding a gun. He also found his estranged wife dead in the kitchen. Elizabeth Wall was arrested the same day and police believe she shot her daughter-in-law four times. Wall was reportedly indicted on charges of malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault, possession of firearm during commission of a felony and two counts of cruelty to children in the third degree. Police said Wall had researched shootings and bought a gun two months before the murder. The home where she was shot is pictured inset.

Right-wing political commentator Ann Coulter (right) left Australian TV host Andrew Bolt (left) speechless when she called the father of a dead U.S. soldier a 'snarling Muslim' during Monday night's program. Coulter, a conservative supporter of Donald Trump, was defending the billionaire businessman's public criticism of Khizr Khan (inset) following his impassioned speech at the Democratic convention in Philadelphia last month.

Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte (right) has expressed regret over his 'son of a bitch' remark while referring to President Barack Obama (left). In a statement read out by his spokesman on Tuesday, Duterte said his 'strong comments' to certain questions by a reporter 'elicited concern and distress, we also regret it came across as a personal attack on the US president'. Duterte, dubbed 'The Punisher' had earlier warned Obama not to ask about extrajudicial killings during a planned meeting in Laos or 'I will swear at you'. He made the remarks Monday before flying to Laos, where he will attend a regional summit. Duterte had been scheduled to meet Obama separately. But Obama indicated that he was having second thoughts about that meeting and both sides mutually agreed to postpone it. The flap over Duterte's remarks started when a reporter asked him how he intends to explain the extrajudicial killings of drug dealers to Obama. More than 2,000 suspected drug pushers and users have been killed since Duterte launched a war on drugs after taking office on June 30.

Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton's the choker, not him, and 'she would have a total failure' if she went to Mexico to meet with the country's president. 'I don't choke, she chokes,' he said in an interview with ABC News, turning Clinton's argument back around at her. Trump based the criticism on the 'deals she's made.' 'She's responsible for so many bad things that have happened to our country, including the signing by her husband of NAFTA, which has drained our country of its jobs,' he contended. He did not seem to be referring to the actual choking incident Clinton had in Ohio on Monday that prevented her from landing a punch and she attributed to an 'allergic reaction' to the Republican White House candidate.

NEW Although the 34-year-old spent Sunday with her three children, the busy mom cut the long weekend short and ended up going to work on Monday despite the holiday. And while most people struggle to get back into the daily grind after their time off, Ivanka was all smiles as she filmed herself dancing with her five-month-old son on Monday morning.

Many a mother coos over the first time her baby reacts to the sound of music and the owner of these adorable Alaskan Malamute puppies was no exception. Footage shows five pups sitting in the boot of a car. But when their owner begins to play some music they stand up and cock their heads. At one point they adorably move their heads to the beat of the rhythm, stopping dead still when their owner pauses the music.

Bindi Lee Porth (left) was walking along Australia's Broome's Cable Beach at sunset on Sunday afternoon when she stepped in (right) the fossilised footprint (inset) of a carnivorous dinosaur from 130 million years ago. A renowned paleontologist from Queensland said the footprints likely belonged to a two-legged meat-eating dinosaur, roughly two metres tall and five metres long from head to tail.

Teacher Michael Kersebaum, 46, from Muenster, Germany, is facing stalking and invasion of privacy charges after he allegedly sent the picture of 20-year-old Charlotte Gliszczynski. The photo was taken when she was his 17-year-old lover, one year after she was his student at a comprehensive school. Their relationship subsequently ended and now he is facing prosecution after being accused of sending a naked picture of her to one of his friends.

The dramatic shooting happened in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi and was caught on CCTV cameras. The footage shows a hitman approaching mafia boss Soso Djokhadze, 37, and his lawyer, Zakariya Chibukhashvili, 34, who are in a car (top right). The hitman then suddenly starts to shoot at the people inside the vehicle (left). The driver tries to speed away but apparently panics and crashes into another car (bottom right). According to local media, the hitman wounded the lawyer and shot Soso Djokhadze dead. Lawyer Zakariya Chibukhashvili was taken to hospital in a serious condition.

UFC fighter Miesha Tate has helped rescue a six-year-old girl who had fallen and broken her arm at the top of a mountain in the Mary Jane Falls in Nevada. The young girl, Kai (right), who was on the trail with her parents, had taken a tumble and injured herself on the rocky route, and needed help getting down the mountain. 'Today a little girl broke her arm up at the top of Mary Jane falls and I saw her meekly built mother struggling to carry her (inset) daughter down the mountain so I offered to carry the little girl to the bottom,' Tate (left and right) said, before explaining how she and the young girl 'agreed to be strong for each other' on the trek down the mountain. The fighter, who is awaiting her next opponent after losing her championship at UFC 200 in July, said she was 'inspired' by the young girl's bravery.

After being hit in the head by a line drive, Angels pitcher Matt Shoemaker underwent emergency surgery Sunday night to stop his brain from bleeding. The team's general manager, Billy Eppler, said that the surgery performed by Dr. Manuel Ferreira in Seattle to stop Shoemaker's brain from bleeding was successful. Eppler said that Shoemaker, 29, was speaking after the surgery. He was struck in the right side of the head by a 105mph line drive off the bat by the Seattle Mariners' Kyle Seager during their game at Safeco Field, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Liam Kowal, 15-month-old son of MMA fighter Marcus Kowal (pictured right, with Liam and left in the ring), has been hit and killed in a DUI incident after a 72-year-old woman smashed into his stroller Saturday, police said. Liam and his 15-year-old aunt were within the boundaries of a crosswalk in Hawthorne, California, when Donna Marie Higgins (inset), 72, drove into them then fled, cops claim Liam was declared brain dead Sunday, and his father announced the dreadful news on Facebook shortly afterward, adding: 'Our hearts are broken and there's a void in my soul but we will get through this.'

NEW Agnes Kim, 21, (left and bottom left) was critically injured in the crash along Georgia State Route 15 on April 27 after her white Toyota Camry drifted into another lane and hit another car. Her friends and fellow students Kayla Canedo, 19 (left in bottom right picture); Brittany Feldman, 20 (far top right); Christina Semeria, 19 (right in bottom right picture); and Halle Scott, 19 (one from top right), were all killed Kim was left in a coma and woke up more than a month later. Since then she has been recovering from her traumatic injuries and only recently started talking. In a short video posted on a YouCaring page, she smiled as she told people she is getting better. She said:  'Hello, my name is Agnes. Thank you for praying for me. I am getting better. Thank you. I love you all.' Her friends, who set up the page to help cover her medical bills, then gave an update on her progress. They said her family hope she will soon be on her feet and out of hospital.

NEW Erin O'Flaherty, 23, from Missouri, said she is 'very excited' about making history as the pageant's first ever openly lesbian contestant at the finals in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on September 11. The Miss Missouri winner, pictured, will face competition for the crown from 51 others.

Billionaire movie producer Barry Diller (pictured with his fashion designer wife Diane Von Furstenberg, left) and property tycoon Douglas Durst (right) have clashed over plans to construct a 2.7 acre park in New York with an open-air amphitheater (main picture). The swanky new park promised a cultural hub with three performance spaces. The plans won the support of Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov Andrew Cuomo, but soon ran into problems with the City Club of New York. Reportedly backed by property developer Mr Durst, the City Club have challenged the plans in court.

Rob and Heather Absher of Falls Lake, North Carolina, say their six-month-old son Auburn (main and inset) is the youngest person ever to water ski. Auburn went for his first ride over the weekend and rode for 30 seconds over 150 feet. Rob sprinted while pulling Auburn in his custom-made water ski, which has a railing for the child to hold on to, while his mother ran behind him. The couple said they trained Auburn at home and in the backyard. However, another tot's parents claim to hold the record for youngest water skier. Zyla St. Onge also water skied at six months old with her parents champion barefoot water skier Keith St. Onge and champion show skier Lauren Lane St. Onge.

Author Chris Wild has unearthed some astonishing historic photos for his new book - The Retronaut Guide To Raising Children: The Past Like You Wouldn't Believe. The incredible photos show young children lighting up (left), babies hanging on a washing line (top right), a homemade sign to warn drivers (bottom centre) and even two babies in a mini boxing ring (bottom right). While this generation of parents must be reaching for the smelling salts, we can only say: Please, don't try this at home!

Kristy Ardo, 25, from Phoenix, Arizona has revealed that she restored her pre-baby body just ten days after giving birth to her second child, Tate (pictured right). The mother-of-two gained 30lbs during her second pregnancy but says she lost 20lbs before she had even got to the hospital. Pictured: Kristy two days after giving birth (left) ten days after (centre) and now (right).

Staci Yevich, 36, a stay-at-home mother, from Connecticut, has filled an entire room of her house with Monster High and She-Ra figurines (right) that takes a two hours a week to dust. Staci started her collection after she inherited $2,000 (£1,500) from her mother, who died three years ago, and thinks she would have approved. Now even her husband Christopher, 40, supports her obsession and gives her dolls as gifts. The couple even see the hoard as an investment for their 13-month-old daughter Lilly (inset with her dad).

A set of vertigo inducing photos have revealed the incredible view the 'Over The Edge' swing in Amsterdam offers its visitors although those who are afraid of heights should avoid the experience! Sitting 330ft above ground, on the roof of a 22-storey skyscraper, the swing is the tallest in Europe and is one of the Dutch capital's newest attractions.

Images show Prince Hisahito of Akishino (left) with his sisters, Princess Kako and Princess Mako (right) at a rice field of the Akishino-no-miya residence in Tokyo, Japan. The young prince turned ten amid heightened interest in the country's Imperial Household system after his grandfather, Emperor Ahihito, 82, suggested his willingness to abdicate. In a video message in August, the Emperor made a subtle indication that he wished to step down putting the attention on his elder son, Crown Prince Naruhito, 56, the first in line to Japan's Chrysanthemum throne.

Tens of thousands of ships have passed through Tower Bridge since it first opened more than 120 years ago, but few would have caught the eye as much as this extraordinary $270million bombproof superyacht. The distinctive white 'Motor Yacht A'- owned by Russian tycoon Andrey Melnichenko (inset, with his wife Aleksandra), who is known as the 'King of Bling' - was spotted sailing up the River Thames in London on a wet and windy Saturday afternoon. The 390ft vessel, which is one of the world's 25 largest superyachts, features three swimming pools, including one with a glass floor, luxurious cabins and an unconventional design described as an upside down hull. And the boat, which launched eight years ago and was reported in April to have gone on the market, was photographed mooring alongside D-Day bombardment vessel HMS Belfast having sailed up the Thames.

Kristi Moseley and her son Eli were at the notorious crocodile-haven Cahills Crossing on the fringe of the Kakadu National Park on Sunday. Ms Moseley said she counted 21 saltwater crocodiles ranging from three to four metres in length lying in wait beside the shallow bridge (pictured). While the water was too deep for most vehicles to safely travel through, footage shows one driver cruising across before coming across a huge saltwater crocodile perched almost level with the crossing.

From Arizona to Iceland, stunning landscapes from across the globe are brought to life in these incredible 3D images. Professional photographer Paul Reiffer, 36, spent six years compiling superb landscape shots from all over the world that could be transformed into a 3D video. He said: 'The first image of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge is my favourite. It is the most dramatic.' The one minute and 42 second video consists of around 20 images of landscapes including one in Iceland where a block of ice literally pops out of the picture.

MailOnline Travel has rounded up 12 of Airbnb's top beach huts around the globe - from houses made of bamboo on a jungle-fringed beach in the Philippines to quintessentially British painted huts right on the sand in England - all within a few minutes' walk from the sea. And with a range of budgets available, there's probably the perfect one for you.

These stunning photographs of densely-populated China show there are rare moments and remote regions where another soul is not seen for miles. The images have been taken in picturesque locations like the rice fields of Yuanyang (top left), deserts of Dunhuang (top right), the serene waters of the Li river (bottom left), the towering cliffs of Huangshan (inset) and the barren landscape of the Muztagh Ata mountains (bottom right).

A tourist has made a photo album of himself at the Leaning Tower Of Pisa in Italy, using his fellow tourists as props. Instead of leaning against the tower the man spent his time at the Italian site leaning against the other men and women who were posed up next to the building. In the pictures, he looks like he is high-fiving or leaning against mini people.

Queenstown has long attracted tourists with its stunning scenery and adventure sports. Its glorious Lake Wakatipu was transformed into the mythical woodland of Lothlorien in Lord of the Rings (inset). Take in its beauty from the comfort of your bed (top left) or bath (bottom right) at Azur Lodge, a luxury hotel perched among the trees above it. With nine standalone cottages and uninterrupted views of the water, it's hard not to feel just a little of Tolkien's magic during a stay at this stunning boutique hotel.