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Johnny Depp is steaming, believing his ex-wife Amber Heard broke the terms of their divorce settlement by speaking publicly about domestic violence, which he maintains breaches their confidentiality agreement. Heard caused controversy when she penned a letter for the December issue of the fashion magazine Porter about domestic violence and female empowerment and starred in a PSA about domestic abuse. While she never mentions Depp by name, it's clear who she is referring to in the pieces. In a declaration attached to the filing Heard slams Depp for leaking stories about the divorce settlement claiming she's a 'gold-digger'  and 'bragging' that she had settled for less than previously reported. Heard's lawyers have asked a an Los Angeles Supreme Court judge to act against Depp and force him to pay.

The captain of the cargo ship El Faro that sank near the Bahamas last year refused to listen to his crew members' suggestions that he alter course just hours before the vessel was destroyed by Hurricane Joaquin, killing all 33 onboard. The National Transportation Safety Board on Tuesday released a 510-page audio transcript from the ship's voyage data recorder and other data about the wreck, but said it was not yet ready to identify the cause behind the sinking, which occurred during a routine cargo run between Jacksonville, Florida, and Puerto Rico.

She's the leading lady in the hotly-anticipated Stars Wars spin-off, Rogue One. So Felicity Jones ensured she was dressed to impress as she slipped into a flowing grey gown for a fan screening in London on Tuesday. Turning heads as she walked the red carpet, the Oscar-nominated actress, 33, oozed glamour in the Grecian style garment. 

Britt McHenry unleashed a torrent of abuse on Advanced Towing employee Gina Michelle last year, after her car was towed while she was eating dinner in Arlington, Virginia. Surveillance footage captured the 28-year-old mocking Michelle's weight, teeth, supposed lack of education and her job during the confrontation in April 2015.

Paramedics found Mark Fulgham, 36, covered in bed sores and riddled with maggots at their Concord, California home after his wife Dormanicia called 911 when he began struggling to breathe on December 30, 2015. He died in hospital just one day later of severe dehydration, malnutrition and infection. Police said he had suffered such severe starvation that his bones were severely pronounced. Dormanicia Lawson, 37, was arrested and initially charged with homicide over what California officials deemed 'one of the worst neglect cases' they'd ever seen.

Tori Spelling and her husband Dean McDermott have moved for the eighth time in six years to make room for their fifth child together. The sprawling 4,714-square-foot, 1980s-era estate is in Woodland Hills, California, just nine miles north of her former rental in Encino. Along with gaining an additional 1,800 square feet from the move, Spelling is also getting a tennis court and relaxing sauna in the master bath. The five-bedroom, five bathroom, $2 million home rents for $9,500 a month and sits on almost an acre lot.

Kim Kardashian made it pretty clear who she was voting for in the run-up to the election, and that did not include Donald Trump - the man who once body shamed her for having a 'fat a**.' So she may not be too happy with her husband Kanye West's decision to meet with the president elect for a 15 minute sit-down at Trump Tower. The pair are said to have discussed 'multicultural issues' before Trump descended to the lobby to say goodbye to West, an honor he has extended to just one other visitor, describing the rapper as a 'good man' and a long time 'friend.'

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates suggested that Donald Trump could be Kennedy-esque, if the president-elect played his cards right. Talking to CNBC's Becky Quick on the network's Squawk Box show, Gates suggested that Trump could establish 'American leadership through innovation.' 'In the same way President Kennedy talked about the space mission and got the country behind that,' Gates mentioned.

Cast your minds back to a few weeks before the US election, when it never crossed the Hillary camp's elitist, arrogant minds that Trump, the ignorant Neanderthal, could beat her, the woman dubbed 'the most qualified candidate in history' by President Obama. Then Trump sensationally triumphed, sparking weeks of Biblical scale weeping and wailing from those who opposed him. First, Green loser Jill Stein's pathetic recount failed. Now, the Clinton camp has launched one final, breathtakingly stupid and dangerous Hail Mary - an attempted coup by members of the Electoral College to try to overturn the election result.

President-elect Donald Trump's pick for Secretary of Defense, retired Marine General James 'Mad Dog' Mattis (left, and top right in 2004), 66, is a tough-talking intellectual who favors aggressive tactics. Trump's decision to name Mattis as the Secretary of Defense won praise from military officials and defense experts. Of all the battles that Mattis has fought, the First Battle for Fallujah showed how the general used his decades of studying military history to draw up a strategy to occupy the center of jihadi rebellion. The First Battle of Fallujah came after four American contractors working for Blackwater, a private military company, were ambushed as they drove through the city (bottom right). But he exploded with anger when politicians balked at the price in blood and treasure.

Jillian Lester, 27, (right) who lives in Woodland Hills, California, first noticed things were going missing from her front yard six months ago. She decided to install security cameras and when they reviewed the footage she saw her neighbor Steve (left) standing on her porch, apparently stealing her wind chime (inset). Lester's mom confronted Steve who initially denied it. But then the stolen items reappeared back on their porch with a note and a bottle of beer.

Awkward Family Photos have shared some of the most outlandish hairdos from the decade. It seems that the rule of thumb is the bigger the hair the better with perms and mullets making a regular appearance. Some adventurous men can be seen getting creative with their fronts and sides as well as the back of their head.

Lamiya Aji Bashar, 18, and Nadia Murad, 23, are two of thousands of Yazidi women and girls who have been abused by the terror group. Lamiya (pictured, right, with Nadia), who lost the sight in one eye when she was injured by a landmine while escaping in March, said the Sakharov Prize for human rights was one 'for every woman and girl who has been sexually enslaved' by ISIS. They were given the award in Strasbourg, France.

For decades, the Florida mansion of William John Howey was a social hub. When construction was completed in 1927, the businessman arranged for the entire New York Civic Opera Company to give a free outdoor performance to celebrate, attracting 15,000 guests. And yet now, in stark contrast, the 20-room, 7,200 square foot building which people once flocked to in their droves now sits empty.

This collection of images is taken from Agence France Presse, or AFP's 'Pictures of the Year 2016' - a selection of the press agency's most important and powerful photographs from the past year. Every year AFP, which has photographers around the globe, chooses a selection of their most powerful, moving, shocking or fascinating images, offering a look back at the highlights - and lowlights - of the last 12 months. Some of the photographs capture the most important events of the year, while others have been chosen because they encapsulate a particularly poignant, touching, or even funny moment. Seen top, a woman is sprayed by police during a public sector protest against austerity measures in Brazil, bottom left an Iraqi woman holds her cat, and bottom right a Syrian man is pulled out from rubble following an air strike.

NEW Yoga mogul, Trevor Tice (left and bottom right), who founded CorePower Yoga in 2002, was found dead under 'suspicious circumstances' in his $3 million California mansion on Monday, authorities said. Police (top right outside his home) didn't elaborate on Tice's death, but said someone who knew him was conducting a welfare check when they found his body. The 48-year-old is believed to have been living in the home by himself. According to CorePower Yoga's website, there are more than 150 studios across the US. Tice founded the company after he suffered a mountain climbing accident and could no longer run. An autopsy will determine whether the death was a homicide, authorities said.

Johnny Manziel (top and bottom left and right) decided to test out his pizza-tasting skills in a video with Barstool Sports, following a weekend of partying in New York for his birthday and with Heisman Trophy winner Lamar Jackson. Manziel appeared as a guest reviewer on Barstool's One Bite with Dave Portnoy (top and bottom left), who tries and rates every Manhattan pizza joint. 'Score from one to 10, what do you got?' Portnoy asks Manziel. 'Pretty good. I say it's like an eight,' Manziel said before admitting that he's from Texas and was no expert in judging pizza. Portnoy then told Manziel that his score was 'one of the worst reviews' he'd ever had.

Karina Vetrano, 30, was brutally beaten, raped and strangled in Spring Creek Park near her home in Howard Beach, New York, on August 2. Her father Phil (inset on Dr Oz) was meant to go running with her but couldn't because of a back injury (left). He said he knew something was wrong around 25 minutes after she left and phoned police at around 5pm. Karina was seen on surveillance footage (right) at 5.46pm but is believed to have been killed moments later. No one has been arrested in connection with her death.

As the battle for the city came to an effective end yesterday, residents inside Aleppo who were fearing for their lives took to social media to post emotional messages and plead for help. The world's view of the Syria conflict has largely been driven by YouTube, Twitter and Facebook - making it one of the world's most documented wars through amateur videos and coverage.

Lucy Adamsky, three, from New Jersey threw a hilarious tantrum after her mother Kristen tried to make her believe in the magic of The Elf On The Shelf. Kristen insisted Bubbles the elf was keeping an eye on Lucy for Santa in the run up to Christmas but the toddler had a meltdown, saying: 'He's not really, see? He's a toy!' Her mother warned that Bubbles would tell Santa, but her daughter then denounced Father Christmas himself.

Looking for some decoration inspiration this Christmas? Fans of the festive season have taken to social media to share photos of their unique Christmas trees, including trees made out of pillows, books (right) and decorated with flowers. Floral trees are a rising trend (left), with people ditching baubles in favour of large blooms. Others chose build towering trees out of pillows (inset), though how they managed to stay upright is anyone's guess. Here Femail takes a look at the most unique Christmas trees this festive season.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs has pushed the death toll to 5,927 since he took office in June vowing to get rid of narcotics in the country. The radical leader insists he is not a killer, despite the country's streets being littered with dead bodies due to his crackdown on illicit drugs (main and inset). President Duterte said he is not about to pull the plug on his operation, but would happily allow citizens to enjoy Christmas and New Year in peace if people stopped taking drugs.

Undercover audio and video recordings are again being played for jurors deliberating the fate of Florida woman Dalia Dippolito (pictured in court left on Tuesday) accused of trying to hire a hit man to murder her then-husband, Michael Dippolito (pictured with her inset) in 2009. The six jurors asked on Tuesday to review tapes of Dippolito talking to an informant and an undercover officer posing as the hit man (a grab from one the videos, right). If convicted of solicitation of first-degree murder, the 34-year-old Dippolito would face a possible 20-year sentence. In one tape, she tells police informant and her former lover and police informant Mohammed Shihadeh to find her a hit man. In another, she tells Boynton Beach Detective Widy Jean she was '5,000 percent sure' she wanted her then-husband Michael Dippolito killed. Those 2009 conversations were seen by millions when shown on television's 'Cops.' Dippolito was convicted in 2011, but that verdict was thrown out on appeal. Deliberations began on Tuesday morning.

Police say Detlev Guenzel killed and then partially ate Polish-born businessman Wojciech Stempniewicz in his basement in the mountains near Dresden in eastern Germany. A picture of Detlev, a police forensic specialist, shows him standing next to a skeleton and holding an axe wearing nothing but socks and sandals. Detectives say he spent five hours cutting up his victim's body in the cellar of the house which was a cheap holiday pension for hikers.

The NYC party boy and his New Jersey pal who were arrested last month following the stabbing death of a Hofstra grad pleaded not guilty to all charges against them in a Manhattan courtroom on Tuesday. James Rackover, 25, (left) and Lawrence Dilione, 29, (right) each appeared at Manhattan Supreme Court and entered pleas of not guilty to charges of concealing a corpse, hindering prosecution, and tampering with evidence. Neither of the men have been charged with murder. The judge in the case also reduced Rackover's bail from $3million to $1million, or a $300,000 cash bond. Dilione was released on bond last month.

The footage, shot in Sydney, Australia on Sunday, shows Feliks Zemdegs (pictured), 20, solving the famous 1980s Rubiks cube toy in just 4.73 seconds. The previous world record was set by Mats Valk (right), 20, who is sat next to Mr Zemdegs as he breaks his record. Mr Zemdegs, a commerce student at the University of Melbourne, gets just ten seconds to inspect the Rubiks cube before he has to solve it.

Jill Williamson (left and inset), from South Croydon, has been 'potty-training' Ryker since birth and swears she knows, from his movements and demeanour, exactly when he needs to 'go' and usually - usually - gets him to the toilet on time. A study published in the scientific journal Urology in 2012 indicated some children develop a habit of 'chronic holding', in which they resist the urge to go to the toilet, leading to constipation, bladder problems and urinary tract infections. And those most prone to the condition are those who were potty trained early - especially before the age of two. According to Feilim Murphy, consultant paediatric urologist at the Portland Hospital in London, the early training interferes with the natural maturing process of the body and brain. Becca Heorton (right), a 33-year-old midwife and mother from Peckham, South London, is not convinced by the warnings, however.

Stephanie and Jordan Jones, both 29, sold their home in the US and most of its contents to travel with their children to countries including Turkey and Austria where they stayed in Airbnb properties. The couple are both self-employed so they were able to work remotely as they traveled. Stephanie, pictured left and right with her children, said they adapted easily to their new lives but that arriving home in September was a 'culture shock'.

Clearing the drive of snow after a heavy dump is normally an arduous task. But one genius boy has found a way to speed up the painstaking process. The youngster created a makeshift snowplow with his hoverboard at his home in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. The boy rapidly rolled up and down his drive while shovelling snow at either side.

Swedish fitness model Katarina Konow (top left in the white bikini) crouches down in the clip to allow her sister to climb onto her shoulders (top right) - before executing a series of steady squat thrusts (below left and right) with apparent ease. The 24-year-old shows no visible signs of strain as she lifts her equally scantily clad sister, who is the same height as the other girl.

Aneesha (pictured in a pink dress) stole the show during her sister Natasha's quinceañera in San Jose, California. She delivered her punchlines with perfect timing, complaining about her sister's hand-me-downs. Natasha, wearing a tiara and a puffy white gown, sat in a chair onstage and laughed with the rest of the crowd. Aneesha explained that she had to wait seven years until she could wear her sister's old clothes, even though Natasha is only three and a half years older than her - because Natasha is so tall. 'Have you seen her height?' Aneesha asked. 'She's like that character from "Jack And The Beanstalk"... not the giant, the beanstalk!'