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One of Bryan Singer's alleged lovers has pulled back the curtain on his relationship with the beleaguered X-Men director — a relationship he claims involved fancy dinners, set visits and easy access to drugs and sex. 'It was a never-ending supply of cute young men,' Bret Tyler Skopek, 22, told Deadline in an exclusive interview, in which he opened up about his year-long relationship with Singer. Then 18, Skopek said that he initially met Singer — dressed up as a Catholic priest — at a 2013 Halloween party a month after he arrived in Los Angeles, but that he didn't know who the director at the time. In December 2013, had his second encounter with Singer at a birthday party dinner that Singer threw at Nobu Restaurant. Skopek recalled that Singer had boasted about spending $1,000 on the dinner bill that night, then invited him, along with two other young men at the party, back to his house on Sunset Strip. Skopek said that the December 2013 encounter was the first of many that involved dinner, then group sex with Singer.

McGowan made the remarks on Twitter this week after seeing Milano (man with her in 2007) describe Weinstein's wife Georgina Chapman (inset) as a 'good woman' who is going through some 'very dark times'. McGowan, who claims to have been raped by Weinstein in 1997, blasted her former co-star as 'fake'. 'You actually gave me a body flashback. Well done,' she said. Chapman, whose fashion label Marchesa was propped up by her husband's money, announced she was leaving him in October.

Revelers braved the snow brought by Winter Storm Benji for New York City's annual pub crawl as SantaCon kicked off Saturday morning (left and right). Thousands took to the street as meteorologists warned that up to three to five inches of snow could fall in the Big Apple. As of 5pm on Sunday, only 1.8 inches was recorded as having fallen in Central Park. The heaviest snowfall is expected between noon and 3pm, but wet flakes should be coming down into the evening before tapering off early Sunday morning. For many, Benji is bringing the first winter snow. By the time the storm departs the Northeast, it will have laid down a blanket of snow 2,000 miles long from Texas to New England. 

Trump spoke at the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum despite the criticism of local Democratic lawmakers including Rep. John Lewis (inset) who said his presence at the event was an insult to African Americans. During an eight-minute speech at the museum in Jackson, he made no mention of their criticism and spoke instead of the freedom, hope and equality. Lewis and other law makers boycotted the event, claiming Trump’s participation in it was an ‘insult’ to the civil rights movement. They believe his treatment of NFL players and comments towards women, the disabled and immigrants ‘disrespect’ the efforts of civil rights icons. They held their own event elsewhere in Jackson. The president was unperturbed by their absence and spoke calmly after being given a private tour of the museum (bottom). He spent less than two hours in Mississippi before returning to Air Force One to fly back to Mar-a-Lago where he will spend the evening. Trump will return to the White House on Sunday. 

The windy snow flurries didn't dissuade Ivanka Trump as she and husband, Jared Kushner, embarked on their weekly couples jog on Saturday in Washington DC (main). Both Ivanka (right) and Jared wore black workout ensembles as they were tailed by the Secret Service. It was in contrast to First Lady Melania Trump who opted to stay inside the White House and post a picture looking out at the lawn (inset).

Camouflage is a useful tool for the British Army as they head into combat. But during a training exercise, one soldier proved how, despite having the right lighting, they can still be spotted easily. This misty image, taken at a Section Commander’s Battle Course in Wales, was posted on the British Army's Twitter account. In a caption, they wrote: 'Camouflaged in woodland on the Section Commander’s Battle Course in Wales… can you spot the soldier in this image?'

Simone Askew, 20 (inset), made history as the first African-American woman to lead the 'march on' of West Point cadets an Saturday's Army-Navy college football game. As first captain, Askew (left and top right) led a roughly 4,400-member Corps of Cadets onto the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia prior to the game. This match marks the 118th meeting between the Army Black Knights of the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, and the Navy Midshipmen (bottom right) of the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland. In the march-on at the Army-Navy game, uniformed West Point cadets and Naval Academy midshipmen take the field in formation in what has become a traditional display of military pageantry. This will also be the first game West Point has played since issuing a statement on Saturday calling a 2014 rape allegation made against Army quarterback Ahmad Bradshaw by a West Point cadet 'unfounded'.

They were first pictured together in June while in Nashville, Tennessee. And six months later, Taylor Swift and boyfriend Joe Alwyn were spotted together again - this time showing PDA in New York City. The notoriously low key couple held hands after her Friday performance at the annual Jingle Ball concert. Taylor, 27, beamed while holding hands with her beau as she flaunted her legs while staying warm in a yellow, blue, red and black coat. The pop star looked festive with red and green nail polish and crimson lipstick.

In August 2014, two years before she met Harry, Meghan sent Ivanka an email containing a list of questions she hoped she would answer as part of an influencer on The Tig. To her surprise, she responded 'immediately and honestly' which fed Meghan's fondness of her and soaked the gushing article which she eventually published on the site.

Kelsey Grammer, star of Cheers and Frasier, today reveals the personal heartbreak he still feels following the brutal murder of his sister Karen in 1975. In a moving interview with BBC Radio 4’s Desert Island Discs, Grammer says that he honours his sister’s memory by ensuring her killer remains behind bars. Grammer, 62, said: ‘I have learnt to forgive. I have even told the guy I forgive him, although I don’t advocate his freedom. I don’t think that is reasonable.’

American ski star Lindsey Vonn (right) suffered a back injury as she finished a World Cup super-G race in Switzerland on Saturday (left). The American star crossed the finish line in obvious distress, almost one second behind the then-leader, and slumped to the snow (right).An update on her injury is expected later Saturday via her social media accounts. Vonn made headlines this week after she said she would 'represent the people of the United States' in two months at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics and 'not the president'. She also said she would not visit the White House as part of the traditional appearance by all American Olympians.

Two suspects arrested in the murder of a 51-year-old Hawaiian house cleaner have been identified as a couple from Honolulu. Stephen Brown, 23, and Hailey Kai Dandurand, 20, (pictured center) were taken into custody late Thursday after Telma Boinville (left) was found beaten to death with a baseball bat inside a Honolulu holiday home (top right). The couple were tracked down by police after they allegedly sped off in the dead woman's vehicle. 

An alcoholic who, at his lowest, drank half a bottle of scotch a day turned his life around on his first day of sobriety. John DeCaux (pictured left before sobriety) says he has 'never felt better' 600 days after giving up alcohol (right) and wants to share his life-changing results with others. 'I have lost about 17 kilograms (37lb) so far and I'm now going to the gym at least three days a week,' the South Australian man told Daily Mail Australia.  

The tombs were found across the Nile from the southern city of Luxor in the 1990s by German archaeologist Frederica Kampp. However, she had only reached the entrance gate and 'never entered', the antiquities ministry said. It said that both tombs, which were given numbers by Kampp, were likely to date back to dynasties of the New Kingdom, which lasted several centuries until about 3,000 years ago.

Shoppers looked on in disbelief as the teen awkwardly filled shopping baskets with bottles of Blue Raspberry and Strawberry Lemonade Svedka at a Safeway in Santa Rosa, California. 'This guy is for sure gonna pay for all this,' the anonymous cameraman quips as he films the gangly teen stumbling down the aisle carrying his overloaded shopping baskets. A store manger approaches the teen straight away and firmly 'offers' to carry the baskets for him.

A daredevil slackliner completed a nerve-wracking walk from the Eiffel Tower while suspended nearly 200ft above the River Seine. Trapeze artist Nathan Paulin balanced barefoot on the tiny rope while making the 2198ft crossing from the iconic Parisian landmark to Trocadero square on the other side of the river. Stomach-churning pictures show the 22-year-old - who holds several slacklining world records - dangling upside down as excited crowds watch from the street below. During a practice run the stuntman tumbled off the rope 260ft from the finish - but when the pressure was on and the  live TV cameras were recording he managed to make the crossing.

Christmas is supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year, however the attempts by these Scrooge's will struggle to get you in the festive mood. Among some of the poor decorating attempts include a Christmas tree wrapped in clingfilm (top left), and even a ball of tangled lights which greets visitors (bottom left), a door wrapped in a bow (second left) and an air freshener doubled up as a Christmas tree (second right).

The makers of acclaimed TV drama The Crown faced a barrage of criticism last night over ‘a monstrous lie’ blaming Prince Philip for the death of his sister. In a tragedy that has always haunted Philip (pictured inset as a student at the public school of Gordonstoun) his sister Princess Cecile (right), eight months pregnant with her third child, was killed in a plane crash in 1937 while flying from Germany to London. But the writers of the £100 million Netflix series, which chronicles the Queen’s life, have invented a scene in which Philip’s father cruelly turns on him at the funeral, saying: ‘You’re the reason we’re all here burying my favourite child.’ Royal historian Hugo Vickers called it a ‘monstrous lie’ adding: ‘This is a truly shocking invention since Prince Philip had nothing to do with his sister’s air flight to Britain. He was in no way responsible for the accident.’

In an adorable video a pooch struggles to free herself from a chunk of ice that got stuck to the bottom of her lower jawr. The Shih Tzu tries getting the ice cube off repeatedly and almost gives up. But determined, Leah the dog bites the ice off her mouth, happy and satisfied. It is unknown where the video was filmed but it is believed to be in the US.

An armed robber who attempted to hold up a Florida Walgreens failed to make off with any cash after he was met with an icy stare from the store's cashier. The Broward County Sheriff's Office said that an unidentified man walked into the Walgreens at 1751 Bonaventure Blvd. at around 2.30pm on Monday. As the clerk processed the transaction, the man in the hoodie suddenly pulled out a handgun, waved it in front of the employee's face and demanded the money inside the cash register. Unfortunately for the hooded thief, the 'stoic clerk stood in quiet resistance', according to a statement from the sheriff's department.

This sleepy owl was snapped looking annoyed while perching precariously on one leg as it ruffled its feathers before settling down to catch 40 winks in British Colombia. The Burrowing Owl is shown taking a deep yawn and closing its eyes in Richmond but appears to be having a less than restful time. The Canadian bird even appears to be angry as if it's unable to fall asleep or has been awoken by something in one of the pictures, taken by professional photographer Anthony Bucci.

Eerie images and video footage have revealed the abandoned American ghost town where notorious gunslinger Billy the Kid is said to have hid during the 1800s. The haunting pictures and video show what little remains of the town, which has been uninhabited for nearly 50 years. Now, only a few heavily-graffiti-ed buildings dot the desert landscape. Other stunning shots show the neglected camp ground and forgotten petrol station beneath a spectacular Milkyway sky. The photographs were taken in Two Guns, Arizona, USA by photographer Jeff Hagerman, 36, from Atlanta, Georgia.