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Bruno Tonioli has been letting loose in Los Angeles after missing his first Strictly Come Dancing live show in 13 years last Saturday. And the 61-year-old star certainly looked to be feeling the impact of his revelry as he was spotted at LAX Airport on Wednesday while puffing a cigarette and looking drained ahead of his return to the UK. Just hours before, he was enjoying another night on the town on as he partied with handsome male model Matt Law, 29, (inset) at Hollywood's Sunset Marquis with an onlooker telling MailOnline there was 'chemistry' between the pair.

The child of Joshuwa (left) and Lexi Royer (right) was operated on in Texas last month - before being born. Doctors performed a groundbreaking surgery to treat the child's spina bifida. The procedure the child received has been done 28 times. Spina bifida can make a child wheelchair-bound and affect one's quality of life. Each year about 1,500 babies in the US are born with the condition.

Guy Oseary managed to get some of the biggest names in the worlds of music, movie and fashion world to head to Brazil this week as he and partner Michelle Alves said 'I do.' Photos obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com show A-list names (l to r: Elon Musk, Bono, Madonna, Diddy and Dasha) including Madonna, Flea and Anthony Kiedis of the Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Bono, The Edge. Larry Mullens Jr and Adam Claytton of U2, P Diddy and Cassie, Noel Gallagher and Paul Oakenfold at the ceremony, which was held at the base of the Christ the Redeemer Statue. Other guests included Dakota Johnson, Matthew McConaughey, Sacha Baron Cohen, Owen Wilson, Chris Rock David Arquette and exes Demi Moore and Ashton Kucther.

The Daily Mail has uncovered a string of examples of senior figures at universities explicitly speaking out in favour of Remain. Before the vote, a raft of senior academics spoke publicly to urge their students to back staying in the EU. Last night, one student campaigner revealed a professor had stormed up to him at a Vote Leave stall in Durham - and compared Brexit supporters to the Nazis. Since last year's referendum, lecturers have been caught doling out pro-EU pamphlets and inviting students to meetings held by the pro-single market group Open Britain. The Mail also found Professor Geoffrey Grimmett (bottom right), the master of a Cambridge college used a graduation event this year to rail against Brexit. Tory MP Paul Scully was castigated this week and accused of 'McCarthyism' for asking universities what they are teaching about the UK's departure from the EU.

Mel B appears in around 20 sex tapes which will be offered as evidence at the upcoming divorce and restraining order trial with estranged husband Stephen Belafonte, it emerged in court today. In total lawyers will present 56 videos as evidence featuring Mel including one which is believed to show the star snorting cocaine.The trial - now scheduled to start November 6 - is set to be an explosive affair with both sides ready to battle it out. The 42-year-old former Spice Girl will claim that she was drugged during much of her marriage and in some of the videos and didn't consent to either the sex shown in them or being filmed. Her lawyers have claimed Belafonte has more videos and is refusing to hand them over. Belafonte's lawyer, Philip Cohen, insisted that 'all the videos' in evidence were consensual.

Campaigners are urging Transport Secretary Chris Grayling to set up a fund to reopen lines and stations across the country. Pictured is a map of the 12 lines that could be reopened. They say that better rail connections 'can give communities access to employment, education and reduce pressure on roads'. Also pictured: A train entering Worcester Station on the Worcester to Derby main line, top right, and a passenger train next to Avon Gorge in Bristol.

Here is a scene that neither of them probably expected to see: Keith Richards, who is still rocking at the age of 73 despite a lifetime of drink and drug abuse, enjoys a tipple with former Rolling Stones 'wild child' groupie, 70-year-old Marianne Faithfull. The pair were reunited after a Stones concert this week in Paris (pictured main), where Marianne - whose poor health has led her to describe herself as a 'cripple'- now lives. Dressed in a camouflage jacket and a lurid bandana, Richards raises a glass of what looks like rosé wine, while she toasts him with a cup of tea at his hotel. Inset: The pair in their heyday in Morocco the 1960s.

A California gang member is being dubbed the new hot felon thanks to her comely mugshot going viral. Mirella Ponce (pictured main) was arrested on a weapon charge after she was stopped by police officers in a vehicle containing her and her infant child in Fresno on Monday. The 20-year-old, who is a member of the Tiny Rascal Gang, was busted along with two other members inside the vehicle. It comes after Jeremy Meeks shot to fame in 2014 when cops uploaded his mugshot (bottom left) to their website. He is now dating Topshop heiress Chloe Green (bottom right).

The family of a young man with autism who is excited about turning 21 next month have made a heartfelt appeal for people to send him birthday cards. James Weir (left), who lives in Bolton, Greater Manchester, finds it difficult to socialise and make friends because of his condition, which breaks his family's heart. His older sister Lucy (pictured on her sister's wedding day), said her brother is often quite lonely, and that she wants nothing more than to see a big smile on his face on his special day. Determined to make sure it happens, Lucy, 23, posted an appeal on Facebook, asking for people to help surprise James by sending him a birthday card or message.

Aside from late paychecks and water-cooler gossip, the burning question of who is pillaging office milk can be one of the most contentious issues in the workplace. Instead of going to great lengths to protect your precious dairy from wandering colleague hands, such as adding a padlock, one expert recommends applying this theory to the little game of cat-and-mouse. Robert Hoffman, an economics professor at RMIT, is an expert in game theory - an approach to psychological warfare made popular by the Russell Crowe film A Beautiful Mind - and says it can be used to stop milk theft once and for all.

Dynasty star Catherine Oxenberg (left) says her 26-year-old daughter India (right) has become brainwashed by a cult. The mother and daughter attended a meeting for Nxivm, a self-help group in 2011. Oxenberg says that she  found the group 'weird and creepy' from the start but her daughter got more involved. Eventually India moved to Albany, New York where the group is based. A recent ex-member told Oxenberg that her daughter has joined a secret society for women in the cult. 'Slaves' in the society are branded with the initials of cult leader Keith Raniere, 57 (center inset), and forced to eat only 500-800 calories a day. The last time her daughter visited home in May, Oxenberg says she tried to stage an intervention after finding her daughter had become 'super skinny'. India returned to Albany the next day and has been out of contact with her mom since then.

Gemma Hughes, 32, from Manchester (pictured far right with son Alfie), decided to have one child following complications during the birth of her son. However, she says that others have found it hard to accept her decision to not have more children. Meanwhile, Jessie Wilson, 39, from Tunbridge Wells (pictured centre and inset as a baby with her mother) decided to mirror her own childhood of growing up an only child. She says not having siblings didn't cross her mind whilst she was little. However, only child Dipti Tait (pictured left and inset as a baby with her mother), 44, says that she is glad her two sons have each other to carry the load she encountered when her parents died.

Ex-Scientologist Janis Grady, 61, lifts the lid on Shelly Miscavige's (pictured on her wedding day) past during her time aboard L Ron Hubbard's Apollo, in an interview with DailyMail.com. The wife of church leader David Miscavige reportedly had a dysfunctional childhood and was shunned by the rest of his Commodore Messengers - all teenage girls. She began dating Miscavige (pictured left and in inset) in 1978 and supported him as he dished out punishments to other members. Others who knew the couple have stated that they never once saw Miscavige or Shelly kiss, touch or hug each other in all their years of marriage. Grady says Shelly's disappearance is strange because 'she was Queen Bee' and 'liked the attention as his assistant and his wife. She liked that.'

In our gender-neutral world, there are still some taboo topics that make people start talking in a whisper. Menstrual blood, for example, writes JANET STREET-PORTER(left). It can't be shown in television advertising in Britain. A new campaign (only available digitally, God forbid it's beamed direct into your living room and children might see) for Bodyform towels(right) shows a red liquid on the pad, and a small amount of the stuff dribbling down the legs of a model.

Grant Shortland (pictured with his partner Melanie Heritage) accused Chris Hill and his wife Susan of deliberating putting the pots in their yard to stop him getting his car onto the public highway in Wincanton, in Somerset. Describing the couple as 'childish' a judge has now ordered them to move their flowers. After a 'long and wearying' battle, involving more than 200 interventions by police, the couple face a court bill of up to £200,000.

The stars of British stage and screen turned out to show their respects today to beloved actor Robert Hardy (inset) who died in August aged 91. Sir Michael Gambon (left), Dame Maggie Smith (centre) and Nigel Havers (right), who all starred alongside Hardy during his illustrious career, were among those pictured attending the memorial service at St Paul's Church in Knightsbridge, London. Hardy was described as 'gruff, elegant, twinkly, and always dignified' and was known for his role as the vet Siegfried Farnon in BBC programme All Creatures Great and Small, which was popular in the Seventies and Eighties. He was best known to modern audiences as Minister for Magic Cornelius Fudge in the Harry Potter franchise. Hardy had a career in stage, television and film which spanned more than 70 years.

One eagle-eyed family have spotted a very-well hidden and monstrous python hiding in a small garden in their backyard in Australia. Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers were called to a nearby home after getting reports of a large creature lurking in their plants. Despite it's enormous size, the reptile is almost invisible hiding in a tiny stretch of flora.

Veronica McILraith, 35, claims she was sexually harassed by her boss Scott Legg while they worked together at headhunting firm Wegman Partners in New York from 2014 to 2017. McILraith filed a New York City Commission on Human Rights complaint about Legg's behavior on Wednesday. She claims she was forced out of the company this year for reporting the alleged harassment. She claimed in her complaint that Legg often appeared drunk and high on cocaine while he was at work and she once took a photo of him passed out on the office floor. McILraith described one alleged incident in which her boss sent her a text message while he was waiting for her at a client meeting in November 2015 that read: 'Maybe I'll suck on your boobies.'

Louise Minchin (right) was reading viewers' thoughts on installing sprinkler systems in schools when she tripped over her words and stumbled into very unacceptable language. 'Ian says all schools irrespective of age should be s***... fit... fitted,' said the soon-to-be mortified TV presenter. Her hand flew up to her chest in shock and she immediately apologised.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Elizabeth Short, 22, (left and top right) was murdered in 1947 in Los Angeles and the crime has been a cold case ever since. The aspiring actress was found strewn beside a sidewalk, gruesomely mutilated with her face carved into a joker smile, torso chopped in half and her naked body drained of blood (bottom right). The case gained national attention and Short was quickly dubbed the Black Dahlia. Now 70 years later, the true killer's identity has been revealed in the new book, Black Dahlia, Red Rose: The Crime, Corruption, and Cover-Up of America's Greatest Unsolved Murder (inset). Leslie Dillon (top left) admitted to officials that he knew key pieces of information that were never released to the public - Short's rose tattoo had been cut off her thigh and inserted into her vagina. It's believed Dillon was hired by Mark Hansen, a powerful Hollywood figure, to deal with Short after she was kicked out of his house. But the case was never closed due to corruption within the LAPD, with whom Hansen is said to have had ties with.

Boxer Anthony Joshua, 28, who is the heavyweight champion of the world, said he was scared to become a father to his now two-year-old son as he opened up about his personal life on TV show Bear's Mission with Anthony Joshua. The athlete puts himself to the test in a grueling weekend with adventurer Bear Grylls (pictured sparring left), which sees them scaling a Cornish ridge (right) and tucking into unappetising supper of rotted sheep and maggots (inset).

Design engineer Joe Stuart, 26, and his Swedish girlfriend Lina Nilsson (bottom right with presenter Kevin McCloud) took on the mammoth challenge to create their dream home in a 38sqm plot near Canary Wharf in the latest episode of Grand Designs. Taking on the role of designer, project manager, labourer and client proves stressful for Joe, and in the end his total spend on the three half-storey house reaches £323,000 going £90,000 over their original budget. But they push boundaries by squeezing the two-bedroom home with a roof terrace (top left and bottom right), a spacious kitchen (top right), a study (bottom left) and other ingenious space-saving mod cons.

British expat Jenny (left), described how her rural Spanish idyll was ruined when a neighbour built a compost plant just a stone's throw from her front door (circled, as seen from her patio). She watched in horror as the plant morphed into a sprawling rubbish dump (inset) and described how the rancid stench meant her family could no longer bear to dine outdoors. Hers was one of three stories told on tonight's episode of Channel 5's Nightmare Neighbour.

A driver filmed hurtling through a red light while on the wrong side of the road will escape prosecution after paperwork got stuck in police post for four days. Dashcam footage (above) shows the Vauxhall Corsa almost crash head-on with a second car at a busy junction in Hodge Hill, Birmingham, after jumping the queue on the right-hand side of the road. Shaun Carter, who captured the clip, claims he reported the driver to West Midlands Police the same day, and is outraged that police received his written complaint five days before the deadline for prosecution only for it to spend four days in their internal post.

This is the dramatic moment a racing car hurtled around a corner, hit a bank and was sent spinning off the track. The driver and co-driver both miraculously walked away from the scene of the accident unharmed despite being thrown around inside the vehicle as it rolled at least five times while crashing through roadside foliage. In the terrifying clip (above), thought to be filmed in Ozertsy, near the Latvian border in western Russia, on Saturday, a spectator has to launch himself and his camera out of the way to avoid being hit by the out-of-control car.

Picking apples can be a painstaking job lasting several weeks. But at this orchard, nature has done the farmers' work for them in one night. Tens of thousands of the fruit (shown main) were blown from the trees by a devastating storm. But as luck would have it, the windfalls did not end up bruised and useless - because the orchard was flooded as a result of the bad weather. Instead, the apples' fall was cushioned and they were gently and neatly deposited on the ground, in perfect condition, as the waters receded. The owners of the orchard (inset), in Clonmel, County Tipperary, Ireland, had been fearing the worst as the powerful remnants of Hurricane Ophelia battered the British Isles.

Rowan was watching Ice Age: The Meltdown with his family in DeWitt, Michigan. His mom noticed a sad look on his face so she started filming him. During a scene where the baby mammoth gets separated from his parents, Rowan sobs at the TV as his mom tries to comfort him.

Kyran Ashford is known for his signature dances and raps at the airport, and is going viral for an airport tarmac performance. He has worked at the Greater Rochester International Airport for five years. Country singer Terry McBride spotted Ashford breaking it down on the tarmac and captured it on video. Ashford has said he aims to give at least one passenger '30 seconds of positive vibes' every day.