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A man who reportedly was drenched in blood and carrying his mother's severed head has been arrested after walking into a grocery store and stabbing an employee. Joshua Lee Webb (left), 36, allegedly walked into the Estacada Thriftway Harvest Market in Oregon on Sunday afternoon. Authorities say he was also carrying a large kitchen knife at the time. Just minutes after he strolled into the store and grabbed the employee, authorities discovered the body of Webb's 59-year-old mother, Tina, in her home about 10 miles away. Police have revealed they believe the two gruesome incidents are connected. The attack sent shock waves through the community, and customers were seen stopping off in a steady stream to drop off balloons at a tribute for the worker, Mike, in front of the store. Many also signed a giant get-well poster. 

Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger (left) said in a meeting on Monday that an upcoming Disney movie was being held for ransom. Iger said hackers had stolen the film and were demanding to be paid a large sum in Bitcoin. While he did not say which film it was, Deadline reported that it's 'Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales.' The newest 'Pirates of the Caribbean' movie is set to open in theaters on May 26.

Abby Wambach and Christian mom blogger Glennon Doyle Melton got hitched Sunday. The couple made news of their marriage public Monday morning with pics from the ceremony showing off Wambach's red and white outfit and the writer's silver dress.

Rane Baldwin, a black woman, was moved to the rear of the aircraft, while her white friend Janet Novack was ticketed according to their first class reservation, in Kentucky on May 2 on American Airlines. No explanation was immediately given and from there, both Novack and Baldwin said Baldwin was treated poorly while Novack was treated with immediate concern and respect.

Dina, 46,and her boyfriend Dave Cantin, 37, arrived at his three-bedroom home in Holmdel, New Jersey, at around 11pm on Saturday and were confronted by two masked robbers. They punched Dina and beat Dave with a baseball bat before tying the pair up. After ransacking the home, the thieves fled with jewelry and cash. A spokesman for the star, who appeared in seasons 1, 2, and 6 of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, said they were 'shaken' by the incident.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Los Angeles station KTLA broadcast the shooting on Monday afternoon during a foot chase in Long Beach, California, where officers with the South Gate Police Department were chasing a male and a female suspect. News choppers were following a police pursuit of a white van with red rims, which was believed to be stolen. The van screeched to a stop in the rear of a Target shopping center, and a male and female hopped out and began to run.

Shocking footage has reemerged showing a soldier being sucked into the engine of a US fighter during the Gulf War. The video, which was filmed aboard the USS Eisenhower on February 20, 1991, shows trainee John Bridget checking the launch mechanism on an A63 Intruder (inset) - an attack aircraft used by the US military from 1963 to 1997. The 21-year-old is seen moving towards the engine (left) in the short clip, when he is suddenly pulled inside (right). Another crewman in the video is then seen racing towards the engine to power it off. The video also shows a third member of the crew who was standing nearby at the time of the accident. Incredibly, Bridget survived the shocking moment, and was pictured after the incident with bandages around his head and arms. 

She stars as the mother of Amy Schumer in rude and crude comedy Snatched. But Goldie Hawn (pictured left with Kurt Russell and right when she was younger) revealed how she feels women today act differently to what she was like as a young actress in Hollywood. Speaking to the Radio Times, the actress, 71, said she likes to be romanced traditionally. She said: 'I'm not a prude. I know what's out there and it seems to be the way that things might be moving, but women today aren't how I was.

The documentary 'Becoming Cary Grant,' which will premier on Showtime on June 9, explores how the dashingly handsome Hollywood star's troubled past affected his relationships with women throughout his life.The British-born actor was the only surviving child of an alcoholic father and overprotective mother who was later placed in the Bristol Lunatic Asylum (center). The movie star blames his mom's absence for why he 'hurt the very women he loved.' Grant, who died in 1986 age 82, married five times but admitted he was 'never able to form attachments.' The leading man tied the knot with his fourth wife, actress Dyan Cannon, who had his only child, Jennifer (right). He revealed he experimented with LSD at least 100 times to 'open' his mind.' Grant's recently discovered unpublished memoir, letters from his mother and never-before-seen home movie clips help tell the tragic tale.

NEW Bob Corker (left) says the White House is in a 'downward spiral' as Republicans speak start to speak out about reports Donald Trump shared highly classified information with Russian officials. Corker, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee chairman, was one of the first Republicans to speak out against the White House after reports emerged in the Washington Post . 'The White House has got to do something soon to bring itself under control and in order,' Corker said. Others also spoke about the report, including John McCain and Susan Collins (right). The Washington Post report claimed Trump revealed highly classified information about Islamic State militants last week. Three White House officials who were in the May 10 meeting strongly denounced the story, claiming no intelligence sources and methods were discussed - but they didn't deny that classified information was disclosed.

The 'Morning Joe' host revealed on her MSNBC program Monday that Conway once complained about having to defend President Donald Trump before suggesting that she does not even like the man she works for in the White House. 'This is a woman who came on our show during the campaign and would shill for Trump in extensive fashion,' said Brzezinski. 'And then she was turned off the air, the camera would be turned off, the microphone would be turned off,  and she would say, "Blah, I need to take a shower," because she disliked her candidate so much.' Scarborough later said that Conway then began to distance herself from Trump just prior to the election after the 'P****gate' scandal, noting her attitude quickly became: 'I don't believe in this guy. He's just my client. It's just a paycheck.'

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis' private cell phone number was made public last week, accidentally exposed by President Trump's bodyguard. In an ongoing feature titled ' This Is Not Normal ,' the Washington Post's Rachel Manteuffel said that the newspaper was contacted by a reader who pointed out that Mattis' cell phone number was visible in a photograph that ran alongside a story about Trump's bodyguard Keith Schiller (pictured right).

Mother-of-one and realtor Isabella Hellmann, 41, went missing on Sunday night. Hellmann was on a 37-foot catamaran with her husband Lewis Bennett off the coast of Cay Sal in the Bahamas.

The 21-year-old Olympic gymnast took to Instagram on Saturday to share a video of herself showing off her curves in a tiny tank top and a black thong, captioning the footage: 'another world premiere'. Many believed the former athlete was hacked, but she later confirmed on Twitter and Instagram that she was the one who shared the video.

A US Army Major who filmed Josef Stalin's funeral procession in 1953 left behind an incredible trove of color photographs showing life behind the Iron Curtain. Major Martin Manhoff photographed everything from the construction of Stalinist skyscrapers to an elephant at the zoo while he served as an assistant army attache at the US Embassy in Moscow for two years. Manhoff was deported for espionage in 1954, and the reels of 16 millimeter film, along with color slides and negatives, were stored in a former auto body shop until the Seattle-based historian Douglas Smith uncovered them about 60 years later.

Ben Jackson, 45, from Warrington, UK, swapped pies and beers for a low carb, high protein diet and dropped from 190lbs to 174lbs and 20 per cent body fat to just nine per cent. Ben followed a strict nutrition and training plan and even steered clear of alcohol on a lad's skiing trip to the South of France to achieve his results. He worked out in the gym fives times per week and ditched his diet of energy drinks and chocolate bars for six smaller, more nutritious meals a day. Pictured: Ben shows off his progress at different stages throughout the 12 week transformation.

Megyn Kelly had some very little shoes to fill on Monday during her appearance at the NBC upfront presentation in New York. The network's newest star was seen strutting her stuff as part of the NBC News team in a pair of silver ankle-strap sandals from Manolo Blahnik that retail for $785, and seemed to put her feet in distress. The four-inch heels looked stylish but were so small that her small toe did not appear to fit into the sandal on one side, and could be seen busting out from under her toe strap. 

The video of King Maha Vajiralongkorn strolling around a shopping center with a woman was widely shared on the social network. But Thai authorities have threatened to press charges if it is still available at 10am tomorrow. Under strict lese-majeste laws in Thailand, people can be jailed for up to 15 years for sharing material which is insulting to the monarchy.

 Pippa Middleton, pictured right today, is clearly keen that her own wedding should feature a palace – albeit a crystal one. For this is the $130,000 glass conservatory-style structure (main image) that she is having installed in the garden of her family home for Saturday’s celebrations. Not content with a traditional canvas marquee, Pippa, 33 – who is marrying multi-millionaire hedge fund boss James Matthews, 41 – has had the bespoke glass orangery shipped from Belgium. The process is being overseen by Peppers Marquees, which holds the only royal warrant for supplying marquees to the Prince of Wales. According to sources, workmen have been busy since the weekend putting up the structure on a camouflaged stage in a field at the rear of Michael and Carole Middleton’s home in Bucklebury, Berkshire. (pictured inset, right: The original Crystal Palace.)

Teenagers took to Twitter to show what their prom dresses looked like online versus how they appeared in real life. The dresses appeared glamorous online, but arrived wrinkled, misshapen, and ill-fitting. In many cases, the dresses were ordered from factory sites that are notorious for selling faulty merchandise. Some of the prom-goers appear heartbroken, while other can't help but see the situation as hilarious.

Supermodel Christie Brinkley is selling her ritzy Hamptons home of nearly two decades for a cool $29.5million. The massive nine bedroom home features seven full baths and four half baths.

A new optical illusion has left the internet baffled. Called the Shepard’s tabletop illusion, it plays tricks on the way we perceive depth, leaving viewers stumped to which table is bigger. By manipulating the tabletops, viewers will then see that they are the same shape. Because we live in a 3D world, we automatically convert 2D objects on a page into a 3D interpretation. And without thinking, we accept what we are seeing without any questions – to the point that we see identical shapes as being different from each other.

A couple out for a pleasant day's fishing in Florida reeled in something they probably wish they hadn't when they were accosted by a 'drunk' woman (pictured left, center and right) who blasted them with racist remarks. Alexander Diaz (inset), who is Latino, recorded the woman racially abusing him and his girlfriend (far right) for two minutes in a shocking tirade. As the woman went on her verbal rampage, Diaz - who is bilingual - quietly trolled her by speaking only in Spanish, while recording the entire exchange on his phone.

The town of High River, evidently, was named for a reason. On its outskirts lies Beachwood Estates, a housing community where children once played freely in the lush lawns, the affluent homes have descended into a desolate wasteland after a flood in 2013. Despite their stable appearance, many of the the homes in the Calgary, Alberta province were built on a flood plain, and were decimated by raging waters. Now, the two-story brick manors and quaint brick cottages are up for grabs for as little as a few hundred dollars - with one important catch - each winning bidder has just 160 days to relocate the entire home from it's building point, so that the province can return the area to its original topography.

Henderson Island, a territory of the UK, is a sanctuary to a host of threatened species including the Henderson Petrel and Henderson Crake, and its beaches are a nesting site for the endangered green turtle. But the activities of humans have turned what should be a pristine island paradise into a rubbish tip. More than 37 million bits of plastic junk - weighing some 17 tons - have washed up on its shores, threatening the island's wildlife. Jennifer Lavers of the University of Tasmania and Alexander Bond of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds carried out the landmark research project.

The couple said their 'I dos' on Saturday and less than 24 hours later they were back on the court as the Phoenix Mercury's took on the Dallas Wings. 'Just an amazing day, one of the happiest days we've ever had. It would have been nice to follow it up with a win, but we're just really happy,' Taurasi said, referencing the team's 68-58 loss to Dallas. Taurasi and Taylor won three WNBA championships with the Mercury's, before Taylor retired to become the team's director of player development last year. Taylor, 36, added that Saturday was 'a beautiful day and everything we hoped it would be. We had all our favorite people in the world from all over the world there.

Disturbing footage taken in the central Asian nation of Kyrgyzstan shows the wolf secured with a length of rope and being repeatedly mauled by dogs. Owners goad their pets and use long sticks to control the fight, which happened in a clearing in an undisclosed rural area of the country. At one point, the frightened wolf yelps with pain as it is bitten on the nose and only fights back when it is attacked.

Women have been taking to clubs and bars wearing nothing but a few strips of duct tape strategically placed over their nipples and intimate areas, left. The ladies effectively style outfits using the tape, sticking it on their skin in quirky and daring patterns to resemble underwear. The daring new fashion trend was spearheaded by Joel Alvarez, right with the women, a designer from Miami, who launched an 'artistic' venture called the Black Tape Project. Joel describes his brainchild as an 'exclusive fashion experiment' - and it's certainly catching on. The Black Tape Project has over 200,000 followers on Instagram and women are descending on clubs and bars wearing nothing but tape.

An online spat has been sparked by a clip of a worker, left, pushing silicone between two rollers. Some viewers were mesmerised but others said the process was unsafe. The short video, posted on YouTube, shows the worker pushing a large roll of the white and red material between to silver cylinders which spin inwards so that the silicone is crushed as it becomes trapped between them. Captioning the video on their page, Cafe Leaks wrote: 'Silicone rolling is so satisfying to watch.' But while some viewers agreed with Cafe Leaks, others were sickened by how close the worker's hands were to the powerful rollers.

Egyptian vultures normally have white feathers, but on the Island of Fuerteventura off the coast of Africa, many of them bathe their heads in red mud, giving them red heads and necks. Researchers based at the Doñana Biological Station aren't sure why the vultures do this, but it could be to protect themselves from viruses and bacteria, or to indicate something special about their appearance. Pictured left is a typical white Egyptian vulture, and pictured right is a vulture with very red plumage caused by extensive mud bathing. Pictured center (inset) is a photo composition showing the painting behavior of an Egyptian vulture in a mud bowl during an experiment.

Xie Qian Qian, from Taiwan, had taken her cat Jin Jin to be shaved as she routinely does in order to keep the feline's fur from getting matted and keeping him cool. But it seems that Jin Jin will not need to make another trip to the groomers any time soon after the cat returned almost completely bald aside from his face - leaving his owners in hysterics.

A bear wanted to grab some food that was in a trashcan. However, when he attempted to open it up, the doll standing next to it came to life and scared him away. The bear sniffed around the front doorstep of the home before finally making straight for the plastic bin. After sniffing around the sides he got up on his hind legs and pulled the waste bin towards him. But no sooner had it begun to tilt just a few degrees, the doll positioned suddenly came to life as if it were starring in a horror movie.

Chris Higgins, from Knoxville, Tennessee, and his team go to extreme measures to capture images of hidden caves across the Americas and Europe. Higgins hopes his work will encourage others to adventure into the unknown, and also highlight the importance of such fragile environments. His adventures have taken him to the Bahamas, Peru, Greece, and more recently Mexico as he searches the world for more caves to document. The 29-year-old argues that cave photography is the most difficult subset of the genre, because as well as carrying heavy loads of gear, he must also climb vertical pitches, abseil, and often work in total darkness.