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Robert Kardashian 'went ballistic' when he learned Kim married first husband Damon Thomas (left) because he believed black guys only went after white girls for sex, it is revealed in a bombshell new book The Kardashians: An American Drama, by Jerry Oppenheimer. The Kardashian patriarch reportedly blamed himself for bringing O.J. Simpson into his family circle, thus making his children 'too liberal' about race relations, a source revealed. Robert angrily told a friend: ''I know these black guys and I've known them all my life, and I know they love white p***y.' After her marriage to Thomas ended in divorce, Kim went on to have several interracial romances (right). Despite his prejudices, Kardashian fell in love with attorney Shawn Chapman Holley, a beautiful black attorney who served with him on O.J.'s 'dream team.'

Sophie Monk may have just given away the Bachelorette winner not even one week into the season.  In a cryptic Instagram post on Friday, the 37-year old made reference to a specific item of clothing that had contestants Blake and Jarrod livid at each other on Thursday's episode. 'When your besties get you ready for dinner bcs (sic) you are hopeless and want to wear ugg boots,' she captioned an photo of herself getting ready to go out. 

Jasmine Yarbrough has given weight to rumours she's prepairing to move in with Karl Stefanovic. Days after the Today host settled-in to his reportedly $7 million North Sydney pad, his fashion designer girlfriend announced plans to leave Los Angeles. 'I have always planned to do that,' she told The Daily Telegraph in an article published Friday.

Alexander Villaluna brutally attacked his ex-partner Jovi Pilapil and Keith Collins as they were dining together in Hornsby, on the North Shore, last year. Mr Collins died in the Korean restaurant from numerous stab wound injuries. Mr Villaluna has said he could never write an apology to Mr Collins' family as he is 'still angry at what happened to me'.

Harry mania swept Toronto on Friday as the beaming prince made his first appearance in the city ahead of his week-long Invictus Games. The smiling royal, 33, began the countdown to his 2017 Invictus Games by meeting competitors and supporters taking part in a discussion about the global sporting competition. There is speculation he will be joined at some point during his nine-day visit to Canada for the Games, by his actress girlfriend Meghan Markle (inset), 36, who lives and works in Toronto. As he left the first event, in the center of the Canadian city, a massive crowd screamed and took photos (left). Inside the event he met Australian veteran and athlete Mark Reidy, his wife Karen May and children (center), and wounded Canadian veteran Trevor Greene (right). The opening ceremony of the third edition of the games is on Saturday night and the week's games will see 550 athletes from countries including Canada, the UK, America, Australia and Iran and Iraq compete. The Prince will meet Melania Trump on Saturday as she leads the U.S. delegation in her first solo foreign trip as First Lady.

In 12-minutes of footage from the takeaway, drunken Daniella Hirst and Craig Smith were seen moving from joking with each other, to kissing, then to oral sex, all just yards from staff working away to deal with orders. The pair now face possible jail terms for outraging public decency over the incident in Scarborough. The footage of their actions while waiting for a 12inch pepperoni pizza with stuffed crust was shown to a shocked jury at the town's magistrates court yesterday. The video showed the couple ordering food and messing around with a yellow cleaning cone before Hirst performs oral sex on Smith, 31. The pair then have sex leaning on the counter close to the till.

US website Cut.com challenged four volunteers to see if they could pick out the sex workers from a line-up of 12 strangers, and the task turned out to be much tougher than expected. Clockwise from top left: A girl tried to convince the volunteers with a sexy dance; Isla reckoned this man had a 'porn star body; a man was challenged to eat a banana suggestively and a woman, 58, showed off her whipping technique.

The 24 Grand Slam-winning extraordinaire admitted that advocates for the upcoming postal vote in Australia only hoped for equal marriage because they 'wanted to destroy it.' 'There will be no Mother's Day, there will be no Father's Day, there will be no Easter, there will be no Christmas,' Margaret Court (pictured right) said, reports The Advocate. Court, who now works as a Pentecostal minister, has been adamant that marriage and having children are life stages reserved for a man and woman since she publicly took aim at tennis Casey Dellacqua (left) and her family. In a letter to the editor of a local newspaper, Court used scare quotes to say she saw nothing wrong with Dellacqua 'or her "partner",' but that their baby with two mothers shouldn't have been 'deprived of her father.' Dellacqua returned serve by tweeting: 'Margaret. Enough is enough.'

Friction Free Shaving's video features a naked woman with strategically placed panels of colour protecting her modesty, as she contorts into different poses while shaving. But the footage was blocked for failing to comply with the site's advertising policies with the founders saying it breached guidelines on 'sexually suggestive or provocative' images.

From teachers who donned their pyjamas to deliver early-morning lectures to those who managed to see the funny side of assignments handed in late, students have been taking to social media to share their comical classroom moments, including a sign posted by a professor mocking lovestruck teens (left), and some not-so-subtle warnings designed to keep students in line (below centre and right).

Shocking helmet camera footage (pictured) has emerged of a ute driver and a motorcyclist overtaking each other in the same lane during a shocking road rage clash. The alarming video shows the rider driving in the far left lane in the Gold Coast, with the ute visible in the bike's rear view mirror. The ute was caught on camera overtaking the bike from the left hand side of the lane just before the intersection.

Youtuber Muselk tweeted a photo of a mesmerising carpet that looks curvy. But the floor, which is believed to be at a branch of FNAC in France, is actually completely flat and not bumpy at all. The curved lines on the carpet give the illusion that the floor contains craters.

Taylor Gamble, 19, married her childhood sweetheart, Albert, (both pictured) in 2015 after dating him since she was 14. The New Jersey native had been accepted to her dream college but decided to move to California with Albert to support his military career, but the couple quickly grew apart and Taylor went back home after seven months, saying no one would hire her Albert refused to pay for any educational programs. They are no longer in contact and are saving money to legally divorce. In a piece for Seventeen magazine, she said she doesn't regret the marriage, but does wonder what her life would be like if she had put herself first.

The man charged over the alleged headbutting of former prime minister Tony Abbott is 38-year-old DJ Astro 'Funknukl' Labe (pictured right). The DJ said he 'seized the moment' when he saw Mr Abbott in Hobart, headbutting the former Prime Minister (left) in the face. 'I decided I'm never going to get the opportunity to head butt that c*** again so I seized a moment,' he told 7 News . The self-described anarchist admitted to having a few drinks before the assault: 'I saw Tony Abbott and I'd had half a skinful and I wanted to nut the c***.' The arrest of the North Hobart man followed a Tasmania Police investigation prompted by a complaint made by Mr Abbott. The alleged attacker was granted conditional bail, and will appear in Hobart Magistrates Court on October 23.

Five schoolchildren in southern Taiwan were injured when the roof of a coach they were travelling on was shockingly 'shaved off' after it collided with a vehicle height bar. Children from the city of Kaohsiung in south-western Taiwan were travelling in the northern city of Taoyuan when the crash happened on a bridge. Dashcam footage provided by a passing driver captured the moment the coach slams into the height restriction bar, which tears through the top of the vehicle where the pupils and teachers were sitting.

A Sri Lankan couple are under investigation by child protection officials for using hundreds of school children to carry the train of the bride's two mile saree during a wedding ceremony. About 250 students carried the train of two-mile long saree she and the groom walked down a main road in the centre of the city of Kandy. Using students for such ceremonies during school hours was against the law, with violators facing up to 10 years in prison, the head of the National Child Protection Authority said.

He dishes out his design advice and critiques contestant's choices as a judge on Australia's much-loved renovation series, The Block. And on Friday, Darren Palmer provided a sneak peek of what his own abode looks like to fans of the show. Appearing on Today Extra, he invited viewers into his stylish Bondi beachside home and provided tips on how to achieve the same looks.

Beauty And The Beast was a long-running daytime chat show that saw viewers write in asking for advice on a range of problems. Hosted by a usually gruff and outspoken 'beast' - with the likes of Stan Zemanek, Doug Mulray and Rex Mossop taking on the role - their strong opinions were normally tempered by a raft of celebrity 'beauties'. The show sprung to life in Australia in 1963 and saw various iterations on the Ten and Seven networks, and later Foxtel, before wrapping up production in 2007. 

Texas couple Stephanie and Arryn, who declined to share their last names, were photographed by Bria Terry of Wolf & Rose Photography last week, and the images quickly went viral after the photographer shared the stunning lakeside images on her Facebook page. Stephanie, who used to struggle with body image as a plus-size woman, said she never felt more attractive than she did after seeing the images.

Although the two royals were born on opposite sides of the globe, Crown Princess Mary of Denmark and the Duchess of Cambridge are more alike than you might think. The Australian-born Princess Mary, 45, and English-born Kate, 35, could pass as sisters, with their brunette hair, slim figures and similar taste in fashion. Earlier this week Princess Mary was seen in a navy wrap dress she had recycled from a previous event. FEMAIL recalls the previous times they've looked like twins (pictured)

A 17-year-old, from Mexico, lost his sight after the parasite invaded his eye. The worm has been there for three weeks, causing agonising pain. The boy was operated on and doctors removed the eye's lens to get to the worm. But it had left holes in his retina and his iris, causing permanent damage. The flatworm can be eaten from under-cooked fish but how it got into his eye is a mystery.

The winners of the Weather Photographer of the Year competition are in and showcase snappers' incredible ability to capture the elements. Organised by the Royal Photographic Society and the Royal Meteorological Society, the contest takes place every year in a bid to find the best and most dramatic weather shots from around the world. This year's competition received over 2,000 submissions from more than 60 countries. The grand prize for 2017 went to Mike Olbinski with his 'Superstrike' image (left) of a dramatic lightening storm over Arizona's Superstition Mountains. Winner of the Public's Favourite Image award was Scott Robertson with his image of a 'fogbow' arching over a tree at Rannoch Moor in Scotland. Another popular image was Paul Kingston's 'Monster of the Deep', (top right) which shows gigantic waves lashing against Seaham Lighthouse on the County Durham coast in north east England.

A student at Anne Arundel Community College in Arnold, Maryland, outsmarted his professor by bringing a 3x5 foot-long cheat sheet when 'inches' weren't specified in the instructions (right). Assistant professor Reb Beatty (left) had allowed his students to bring a 3x5 notecard cheat sheet to the first test of the semester on Tuesday, but didn't clarify that he meant inches. He posted the hilarious result first to Instagram before sharing on Facebook where it's received more than 20,000 reactions and been shared more than 17,700 times. Social media users have praised the student's ingenuity in the comments (inset, top, center, bottom).

There is a fine selection of seven costumes to choose from including a bumble bee, taco, bat, pineapple, shark, spider and pumpkin with prices starting at an astounding $5 a pop. Instagram was awash with the #Kmartpets hashtags with pet-devoted accounts sampling the costumes for their eager followers (pictured left and right). 'Mum is obsessed with my new outfit from @kmartaus,' one pooch named Kiba wrote on their personal social media handle. 'I have this, the pineapple, the new shark and all the Halloween ones. I hate Kmart. Hate it,' wrote another frenzied dog-lover. But already there appears to be controversy surrounding the sizing with some pet owners suggesting their large animals won't be able to fit. 'Kmart why do you discriminate against big doggos??? They have also been good boys and girls,' wrote one disgruntled Facebook commenter. 'Was thinking exactly this last night. Poor Toby being left out of the costume fun just because he's a big boy,' agreed another. The costumes do come in small, medium, large and extra large with the latter fitting dogs that are 51cm in length.

An insane 13-second video has emerged of a highway being bombarded with hail stones.The footage shows a Gatton, bypass, a town in south-east Queensland being pelted down with huge hail stones (main).The video which first appeared on the Lockyer Valley Weather Facebook page has had over 700 shares and 54,000 views since it was uploaded on Friday. Pictured inset is a photo of a social media user with some hail stones on her palm.

(Pictured) Tyler Cooke, 21, from Liverpool has fiercely denied claims that his jaw-dropping photos of his physique are fake - and insisted his 'near impossible' body is the result of hard work alone. He spoke out after a body building website suggested he could be digitally altering his pics. The website Generation Iron described the 21-year-old’s physique as 'insane'. But the negative comments have only spurred the coach and personal trainer to post more photos of himself on social media.

Pauline Hanson has warned people not to 'mess' with her after she spent the day at a shooting range. The Queensland Senator, well-known for her fiery words, spent the day firing something much more powerful at the North Arm Pistol Club in Queensland on Friday (main). 'Well I've had the best day I've had for about 20 years,' she said. While boasting she had good aim, Ms Hanson said 'you know what, don't mess with me. (It would) make my day if you want to have a go'.

Diners frustrated with food served on very unusual surfaces share their photos on the We Want Plates sub-reddit. The odd plate replacements include (clockwise from top left): a dog bowl; mousetraps; a hollowed out crab shell; a plant pot filled with soil; an palette; and a bed of fur.

WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT: Rhiannon Atkinson, 30, was told her daughter, Pippa (left), now one, had the rare skin condition, epidermolysis bullosa (EB). It causes the skin on her body to blister and tear at just the slightest touch - leaving the toddler, from Cwmbran, South Wales, in unbearable pain. Mrs Atkinson now has to restrain Pippa when she dresses her in bandages to stop her catching any deadly infections - which goes against her motherly 'instinct'. Around 90 per cent of Pippa's hands and feet (top and bottom right) are without skin and the condition has started to spread across the rest of her small body.

From waiting for your date to call and meeting the parents to the proposal, these charming stereograph slides reveal the twenty-five stages from courtship to marriage between a couple. The hand-tinted cards were made around 1890. And although the world of courtship may have moved on considerably since the 1890s, these vintage postcards show that some aspects of dating and relationships haven't changed. The stereographs, which can be found in the Haper Stereograph Collection of the Boston Public Library collection, are generally depicted from the perspective of the woman being courted and reveal age-old dating problems like the awkwardness on a first date, waiting for a guy to call you, the dreaded meeting between your new boyfriend and your mother and the looming task of wedding planning. Top row L-R: Waiting for him to call, the 'bashful lover' phoning, the first date. Bottom row L-R: The proposal, wedding day and married life.