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President Barack Obama and president-elect Donald Trump met at the White House this morning for more than 90 minutes in a public display of unity following Tuesday's election. The two men had never met each other, and while Trump said he intended for the getting-to-know-you meeting to last ten to 15 minutes but it went on much longer, delving into areas of policy. Obama told reporters that his top priority was 'ensure our president-elect is successful'.

The 58-story building on Fifth Avenue (pictured), which was the setting of television show The Apprentice, is not only Donald Trump's main residence but also a massive tourist hotspot. The no-fly zone will be in play until Trump's inauguration on Friday 20 January, 2017, when he will move into the White House. On the ground, police officers have helped to install concrete barriers (right) around the Tower. People who work and live inside the lavish building will now be vetted by the Secret Service.

Handler - a vocal hater of Trump for the entire Presidential race - was reduced to tears as she explained her plan to leave the country after the billionaire businessman was voted in. 'I want to move to Spain. I really, really want to move to Spain right now. Everyone in my office is like, ''you have a responsibility, you have a voice and you need to use it and you have to be here'',' Handler said. She then went on to give an important message. 'I know as a woman, it feels so sexist (that Trump won). I guess the message I went to get out is not to give up. Because this is so important. It's easy to throw in the towel,' she said.

NEW President Barack Obama and Donald Trump put on a united front and vowed to work together in what appeared to be a friendly meeting at the White House Thursday. But even to the untrained eye it was clear there was tension between the pair, and body language expert Patti Wood has analyzed the first meeting of the most powerful man in America and the person chosen to replace him. 'The thing that is very significant is Trump's hand position,' Wood told DailyMail.com, describing it as the 'downward prayer position' (pictured inset main and inset), which is not typical for the President-elect. She also pointed at their seating position, with Obama's legs wider than Trumps (main).

Calls for a boycott of People are being made by women and celebrities on social media after the magazine began posting a slew of positive Trump stories to their website after his win over Hillary Clinton. Last month, one of the magazine's writers, Natasha Stoynoff, came forward and alleged that she had been sexually assaulted by Trump while interviewing him back in 2005 at Mar-a-Lago. Now, many are taking issue with the magazine's glowing coverage of the Trumps, especially after they posted an article after their writer came forward stating that they supported her and believed her story. What's more, a special issue of People (right) has been released featuring Trump, with a line on the cover reading: 'His life, his family & his astonishing journey to the White House.'

Samnatha Bee has made no secret of her disdain for Donald Trump and many of his supporters over the past few months, and on Wednesday night's special episode of her TBS show Full Frontal, she took aim at the people who elected him president. 'In the coming days, people will be looking for someone to blame: the pollsters, the strident feminists, the Democratic party, a vengeful god. But once you dust for fingerprints, it's pretty clear who ruined America: white people,' said Bee. Shen then joked: 'I guess ruining Brooklyn was just a dry run.' Bee went on to say: 'The Caucasian nation showed up in droves to vote for Trump. So I don't want to hear a goddamn word about black voter turnout. How many times do we expect black people to build our country for us?'

The awkward first photo released of President Barack Obama's meeting with Donald Trump has led many on the internet to mock the two men. Social media users took to Twitter soon after the White House released the picture, which showed the two men sitting in chairs inside the Oval Office and not looking at one another. More photos and video was released soon after, but many continued to comment on that uncomfortable first look at the two men. It was the first time they had met, after years of Trump claiming Obama was not born in the United States and the President saying the past few weeks on the campaign trail that Trump was unfit to lead this country.

Mary S. Lovell's book (right) is a portrait of high society in the twentieth century, told through the stories of the guests of Maxine Elliott and Prince Aly Khan at the Chateau de l'Horizon in Cannes. Pictured in left image, Ann Woodward (center) in 1948 at Chateau L'Horizon, property of Prince Aly Khan (bottom left) who would wed Rita Hayworth (bottom right) the next year. Top left is Bonnie Edwards Manville Babst Wilson Beigel, the wife of movie executive Charles Beigel.

Utah trucker Timothy Jay Vafeades (pictured left in mugshot), 56, nicknamed the 'vampire trucker,' sexually assaulted and brutally beat the victims almost daily after trapping them in his truck and forcibly grinding down their teeth with tools. Prosecutors said Vafeades was obsessed with vampires, called his truck the 'Twilight Express' and wore a set of false fangs (seen on the left).

Sara, 26, and her husband James, 38, right, who don't have any other little ones, decided to share the clip after seeing other baby videos and realising Evelyn's trumped them all. After managing her first word at seven weeks - while most children start chattering at nine months - Evelyn Matthews, left, now at 15 weeks, from Newport, south Wales, rolled over when she was just three months old. The adorable clip shows little Evelyn Matthews listening intently as mother Sara repeats the word 'hello' and asks, 'Can you say hello?'. Eventually, Evelyn musters up everything she's got and clearly says 'hello' back - to her mother's utter amazement.

Jade Armenio, a sophomore at Woodside High School in Redwood City, California, shared her view on the social media site on Tuesday night alongside millions of others. In the post, the teenager, who cannot yet vote, said she hoped the Republican candidate would win. She was attacked on camera (left) the following day by another student who grabbed her hair and threw her to the ground after Trump's election victory.

Jennifer Moats, 29, from Fort Riley, Kansas, weighed 236lbs after the birth of her third child. The 5'5" mom had high blood pressure and was borderline diabetic, but after her divorce, she decided she was too young to be so heavy. Jennifer cut out sugars and carbs from her diet and started a workout regimen that helped her get down to 112lbs in less than a year.

Sir David Tang is the glorious exception to the curse of social anxiety that tends to bedevil even the most confident. His Chinese name, Tang Wing-Cheung, means, he tells us, 'forever brilliant', and it has proved to be a prescient bit of nomenclature. Pictured, Sir David with Kate Moss (bottom right), the Duchess of York (left) and Sienna Miller (top right).

The American-born actress (left) was seen after a shopping trip to the organic produce store, Whole Foods, on Kensington High Street in west London yesterday. She is staying with Harry at his nearby bijou Kensington Palace home, Nottingham Cottage, which used to be occupied by Prince William and Kate, RICHARD KAY can reveal. Miss Markle is pictured (circled, right) returning to Kensington Palace carrying two shopping bags. She wore a brown baseball cap that Harry often wears, pulled down low over her brunette hair (Miss Markle, also left inset). Unusually, she was not wearing dark glasses. Pointedly, a poppy was pinned to her lapel. At the time of her trip to the shops, Prince Harry (inset), 32, was at a solemn ceremony at the Field of Remembrance outside Westminster Abbey.

Internet users are these sharing hilarious examples of where kerning goes wrong. Where seemingly insulting slogans are in fact the entirely innocent victims of badly laid out sentences. In many cases a 'C' and an 'L' placed too closely together in the word 'click' has resulted in the sign appearing to refer to the male appendage and the name Clint also seems to prove problems.

Missing Iowa mother, 23-year-old Cora Okonski (left and right with her child), who vanished without a trace in 2000 is believed to be a homicide victim, law enforcement officials said Thursday. A review by a multi-agency task force has concluded that Okonski's 'disappearance was not voluntary,' the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation said in a statement. The agency said that it has reclassified Okonski's disappearance as a homicide rather than a missing persons case and that it was under investigation by state and local police and prosecutors. Police have never identified a suspect in her disappearance. But Okonski's ex-boyfriend, Tait Purk (inset), has long faced scrutiny from police and the public since he was with her the night she disappeared. The two were scheduled to be married one month after she vanished, and they had a volatile relationship that was marked by drug use and fighting. He has denied involvement in Okonski's disappearance, telling police that she left their home to walk to the store to buy cigarettes and never returned. Purk has said he told Okonski he wanted to put off their wedding date earlier that day and that she became upset. He reported her missing to police two days after she was last seen.

If there was a MENSA test for dogs, this puppy would surely pass it. The proud owner of an eight-week-old Siberian Husky named Remmington (Remmy for short), has posted a video online, showing how the pup is already trained. In the short clip, Remmy responds to such commands as 'come here,' 'sit,' and 'talk'.

Sage Kelly, 44, (inset) a former $7million-a-year Jeffries & Co banker, was publicly shamed by his PR director ex-wife Christina Di Mauro (left,in a 2010 mugshot after being arrested for a DWI) in a divorce affidavit which laid their his depraved lifestyle in 2014. Now, more than two years after settling for an undisclosed amount of money and winning joint custody of their daughters, (right) Cameron and Logan, they are back in court.

Latino students were said to be in tears as kids at Royal Oak Middle School began echoing Donald Trump's rallying cries to build a wall on Wednesday - just one day after the Republican won the vote. Footage of the chant has already been viewed more than 650,000 since it was posted on Facebook by Dee Perez-Scott. The phrase 'build the wall' became a signature chant at Trump's rallies across the nation during the campaign after he said he planned to build a wall on the United States border with Mexico.

Kaela Carpenter, the wife of Buffalo Bills kicker Dan Carpenter, issued an apology describing her tweet as a misconstrued joke, but Richard Sherman dismissed her explanation as 'BS.'

The controversial contest to find Brazil's best bottom, in which 17 million people voted, was won by medical student Erika Canela, 20, pictured right. She said: 'I can't believe it. I never imagined it would be me. I'm ecstatic.' The women, pictured left, strutted up and down the catwalk in sequins, spangles, glitter and very little else to catch the judges' eye. The winner walked away with an £18,000 modelling contract and now has the potential to earn millions in product endorsements.

The 50-year-old mom revealed that seeing her daughter Kaia, 15, enter the world of modelling has helped her realize how pressures have changed. She claims that models today are 'expected to be so much thinner' than they were during her heyday.

After the country erupted into violent protests against the election of Donald Trump as president, video has emerged that purports to show a man in Chicago being beaten up for voting for the billionaire. The 32-second clip, which is circulating on social media, shows a man in a blue hooded top and jeans, being attacked by two black men while onlookers are heard cheering. 'You voted Trump, you voted Trump!' spectators scream at the victim, who at one point is forced to the ground before getting back up. 'You voted Trump, you voted Trump!' spectators scream at the victim, who at one point is forced to the ground before getting back up.

Chimpanzees continue to amaze us with their clever, and often human-like, tactics in the wild. While they're known to use tools to help them gather food, these instruments differ depending on the environment. And in Bakoun, Guinea, researchers have now discovered a new variant - using long branches or twigs as fishing rods to scoop up algae.

Joe and Leela Krummel invited 30 family members and friends over to their Minnesota home for a gender reveal party. But they didn't get blue or pink balloons from their box - they got a rainbow! 'We wanted it to be a surprise for everybody, and that's where the problem originated,' Joe told Inside Edition. 'In retrospect, we should have given the information to a friend.' The couple received the information from their doctor in Minneapolis in an envelope, which they gave straight to the store preparing their special box. They invited 30 family members and friends over to their house for the reveal, only to open the box and discovered all the differently-colored balloons. 'We were both really upset about it,' Joe said. 'We went from being really upset and sad, to furious.'

A young American girl closes the boot of a car (pictured) after retrieving her bag and goes to walk into her home. But she is unaware her prank-loving parents are hiding indoors with a remote control. For almost two minutes they open and close the boot of a car with the remote. The increasingly hysterical couple are heard giggling and commenting on how 'scared' their confused daughter looks.

This is the terrifying moment workmen tear up a tree and find a giant anaconda hiding inside. The builders were uprooting forest in rural Vietnam using a digger when they spotted the 20 foot long snake among the branches. The stomach-churning footage shows the enormous serpent dangling among the roots of a rubber tree as workmen lift the timber in the air. The lethargic snake - which appears to have been woken up from a deep sleep - slowly uncoils itself as stunned builders look on.

A group of piglets were happily nursing at a farm park in England when one was sent flying into the air after being nudged by its mother's snout (pictured). The suckling piglets were captured on video at Cotswold Farm Park in Guiting Power, England, where they were fighting for a chance to get their mother's milk (inset). That's when one curious piglet starts sniffing around her snout, which she suddenly uses to rocket the piglet into the air. The piglet is heard letting out a high-pitched squeal as it spins in the air before getting up, appearing to be okay, and joining the other piglets.

For the people of Little Rock, Arkansa, the Hillcrest Pumpkin Roll is almost a more exciting affair than Halloween itself. The annual event is the time of year when, after All Hallows Eve, locals get together to roll all their leftover pumpkins down the street. It's a competition to find out which gourd can go the distance, however this year, one went straight for a little boy standing on the curb. In a video taken by a spectator, the large pumpkin is seen rolling straight for the child (left), and while others move out of the way, he doesn't. The pumpkin then suddenly hits him (center), breaking apart, and throwing the boy down (right).