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Michelle Wolf took aim at Ivanka Trump on her Netflix show over the weekend just two months after her polarizing performance at the annual White House Correspondents Dinner. The comedian was encouraging her viewers to begin harassing politicians more often, and as an example of how best to engage offered up some ways to get under the first daughter's skin. 'If you see Ivanka on the street, first call her Tiffany. This will devastate her,' said Wolf. 'Then talk to her in terms she will understand. Say: "Ivanka, you’re like vaginal mesh. You were supposed to support women but now you have blood all over you and you’re the center of a thousand lawsuits."' And she did not stop there.

Duane Keith Davis - also known as 'Keefe D' - is the uncle of the number one suspect in the case, Orlando Anderson. Davis claimed he was in the car in Las Vegas when a fellow passenger shot the 25-year-old music superstar four times. Now a new Netflix documentary - 'Unsolved, the Tupac and Biggie Murders' - has been released, based on the work of an LAPD investigative task force led by ex-cop Greg Kading. Kading's findings were based on a tape of Davis made under immunity. Davis, in a separate documentary titled 'Death Row Chronicles', said he is now ill and wants to reveal what happened on that September night. 'I was a Compton kingpin, drug dealer, I'm the only one alive who can really tell you story about the Tupac killing,' Davis said. He added: 'People have been pursuing me for 20 years, I'm coming out now because I have cancer. And I have nothing else to lose. All I care about now is the truth.'

Photos obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com show Malia Obama partying at the Montauk hot spot, Surf Lodge, as she celebrated her 20th birthday on Saturday afternoon. The former first daughter wore a T-shirt, white patterned bikini bottoms and sneakers as she smoked cigarettes with a group of friends at the club. An insider at a nearby table said that Malia arrived with a bunch of girls her age and Secret Service agents. The insider said that while no one in the group was drinking, Malia 'wasn't in a good state'.

Armoni Chambers, a 16-year-old who was reported missing in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on May 17, was found in Chicago on Wednesday. Her mother Bonnie Bruno claims that the teen was lured to the Windy City by a group of predators posing as her boyfriend who sold her for sex, drugging and beating her to keep her from escaping. Armoni was finally located after Bruno enlisted the help of well-known Milwaukee activist Tory Lowe, who sparked a massive social media search. Pictured: Armoni before she went missing (left), Armoni being abused on video Wednesday (top right), Bruno holding her daughter's hand after the pair were reunited on Wednesday (inset).

President Donald Trump 's longtime personal lawyer Michael Cohen has given an explosive interview where he put distance between himself and President Trump, saying his first loyalty is to his family and the country. Cohen sat for an interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos. He said his 'first loyalty' is to his family and country and said he didn't like the term 'witch hunt' - which Trump uses to describe the Mueller probe.

Oprah, 64, was among the celebrity guests who attended Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's royal wedding on May 19 at Windsor Castle. The media mogul opened up about the experience in her latest 'What I Know For Sure' column featured in the August issue of O, The Oprah Magazine. Oprah said the royal couple's wedding symbolized to her 'the possibilities that await us all when we choose love-in any form.' Weeks before the wedding, Meghan's mother, Doria Ragland, had a six-hour meeting with Oprah at the talk-show host's mansion in Santa Barbara, California. However, Oprah rebuffed rumors that they had discussed doing a TV interview.

Rebecca Fannin (pictured right with her husband), 38, of Rush, Kentucky, was preyed upon by Bennie Blevins (pictured left with her), 64, three times a week for 11 years, with the abuse beginning when she was just seven years old (top inset). She was continually molested and forced to sleep with him until she finally moved out of his grimy trailer aged 18, but not before giving birth to his son in 1994 - when she was 13 years old. Rebecca (pictured bottom inset with her husband and two children) finally found the courage to report her abuser's heinous crime to the police in 2015 after years of therapy.

Egyptian archaeologists have discovered what's thought to be the largest granite sarcophagus ever found in Alexandria, measuring nearly nine feet long. The massive stone casket was buried more than 16 feet beneath the surface alongside a huge alabaster head - likely belonging to the man who owned the tomb. Experts say the ancient coffin has remained untouched since its burial thousands of years ago during the Ptolemaic period.

Glenn Close does not like being ignored, but was happy to cede the spotlight over the weekend for her daughter Annie Starke's wedding. The Fatal Attraction star hosted the nuptials at her multi-million dollar estate in Bedford, New York on Saturday, welcoming guests including Rumer and Tallullah Willis, the bride's godfather Robert F Kennedy Jr and his daughter Kick Kennedy, who was one of the bridesmaids. Starke, who is also an actress, married management consultant Marc Albu. She is the 30-year-old daughter of Close and producer John Starke, who split in 1991 and were never married. The two were all smiles on their daughter's big day though, with Close transforming from mother-of-the-bride into a dancing queen later in the evening as she let loose and began jumping for joy while the band played the classic Rascals tune Good Lovin'.

Stefanie Schaffer of Vermont lost both of her legs after a deadly tour boat explosion in the Bahamas on Saturday. The 22-year-old dancer has been in a medically-induced coma at a Nassau hospital since the incident. A relative told DailyMail.com on Sunday that she doesn't know yet that her legs have been removed. Meanwhile, the one victim of the incident has been identified as 39-year-old mother-of-one Maleka Jackson. Jackson was on an anniversary trip with her husband, Tiran, who is also hospitalized.

President Donald Trump says he met with four potential nominees on Monday to fill the vacancy that Anthony Kennedy will leave this month on the Supreme Court bench. The president said he will see two or three more before the Independence Day holiday prior, with the name of the person he selected for the life-time appointment to be publicly announced on Monday, July 9. 'They are outstanding people, they are really incredible people in so many different ways, academically and every other way and I had a very, very interesting morning,' Trump this afternoon said. 'I think the person that is chosen will be outstanding.'

One of Trump's biggest successes as President was securing the appointment of Justice Neil Gorsuch a few months after the election. Now he faces a decision that could eclipse even that and which might define his presidency. When Justice Kennedy announced his retirement last week, the news electrified Washington with a mixture of shock, horror and jubilation depending on your viewpoint. The bombshell news means the President now has the almost unprecedented power to create a conservative dominated Supreme Court that could last for decades. But his pick could also go a long way to determining whether he goes down in history as the man who made America 'great again', as he promised to do, or whether he is remembered as a heartless bigot who presided over the reversal of a woman's legal right to abortion, and gay rights.

A female American hunter has caused outrage after photos emerged of her posing alongside the corpse of a rare black giraffe she killed in what she described as a 'once in a lifetime dream hunt'. Tess Thompson Talley, who lives in Talley, Kentucky, posted the photos of herself with the dead giraffe on Facebook after a hunting trip to South Africa a year ago. The controversial photos seemingly went unnoticed until news outlet Africa Digest shared them last week. It prompted immediate outrage on social media with the hashtag #TessThompsonTalley quickly going viral.

Jamie Bennett from Marietta, Georgia, was involved in a car crash Saturday. The Instagram star was with her three friends when their vehicle flipped. On Instagram, Jamie revealed one of her friends, Brooke Rice (inset), died in the crash. She said police officers said she and her two other friends were lucky to be alive. It remains unclear what caused the single-car crash in Naples, Florida.

Lifestyle site Diply has collated a selection of photographs featuring people who've been caught attention seeking both online in a hilarious viral gallery. The top picks (pictured left to right) include a teenage who pretended to be out with boys whilst in reality sat in class; a man pretending to be at the beach while he was really in a field; and a girl who wanted others to think she owns a Porsche).

Her fans were shocked over the weekend, when it was revealed that she had tied the knot with her director beau Samuel Benchetrit in a quiet ceremony in France, some two years after they embarked on their romance. And photographs have been unveiled of Vanessa Paradis on her big day, showing her looking resplendent in a classic white dress with a veil and flowers adorning her golden curly mane after saying 'I do' on Saturday. Linking arms with her new husband - who cut a dapper figure in a fitted navy suit - the 45-year-old actress looked ecstatic as she was showered with flower petals by a congregation that included her children, daughter Lily-Rose Depp, 19 (lower left, in yellow), and son Jack, 16 (lower left, in black). The lovebirds were showered with confetti as they stood together on the steps of the town hall in Saint-Simeon, east of Paris.

Images posted by Mario Sierra Moncada show him surrounded by designer goods and sipping champagne but led to outrage in Mexico, which has just elected a socialist president. As well as after mammoth shopping sessions, he is also pictured at top hotels and travelling on private jets. Before he shut his blog down, he boasted of his friendships with celebrities. After the outcry in a country where a third of people live in poverty, he claimed the pictures were publicity stunts to promote the blog.

A black family mourning their mother at a funeral home in Maryland Tuesday were put through hell by a priest who kicked them out during the wake and then called the cops on them. Hundreds of people had shown up to pay their respects to 54-year-old Agnes Hicks (left), when someone near the alter going in for comforting hug accidentally knocked over the church's sacred golden chalice, sending the Reverend Michael Briese (inset, right yelling) of Saint Mary's Catholic Church, into an absolute meltdown.   'That's when all hell broke loose, he literally got on the mic and said, ''There will be no funeral, there will be no mass, everyone get the hell out of my church,'' Shanice Chisely, the daughter of Hicks explained of the upsetting scene to Fox 5 DC.

A hilarious new online gallery compiled by Diply showcases the people who take unconventional to a whole new level. Pictured clockwise from top left: a tourist upskirting a Marilyn Monroe statue, a man travelling on the wing of an aircraft, a man walking his dog underwater, a driver relying on a disc as a wing mirror, an home decorated with an enormous stuffed toy collection, and a man struggling to carry multiple beers at once.

Limbani was seen drinking through a straw when he hears someone call his name from behind. The ape then turns around to see Jorge, one of the people who helped raise him. Limbani cannot help but smile and shout as he jumps into Jorge's arms and gives him a hug. The footage was posted by the Zoological Wildlife Foundation in Miami.

Electrician Patrick Maillé, 35, and product development buyer Catherine L'Italien, 29, from Magog, Québec, Canada, hated their constant routine of 'work, pay bills and work some more'. So, wishing to explore more of the world, they bought a 2006 GMC Savana school bus to convert it into a traveling home in six months. The adventurous pair spent around $4,900 and spent a further $7,400 to transform the school bus into a mobile home where the pair could, eat, sleep and live a comfortable life. The bus before the transformation (left) included seating that the couple got rid of so they could create a cozy living space with an oven, dining area and fridge (right). Catherine said: 'Imagine having your home on wheels with you wherever you go. This is an amazing feeling and it gives you the ultimate freedom to go and do whatever you want, whenever you want.'

An eerie orange haze covered the San Francisco sky over the weekend as terrifying photos show the raging wildfire spread across Northern California. Smoke from the Yolo County fire was contributing to poor air quality in Napa, Sonoma, San Mateo and San Francisco counties, according to the National Weather Service. The dusting of ash fell as far away as San Francisco, where tourists snapped pictures of the Golden Gate Bridge enveloped in an orange shroud of fog and smoke. Across the bridge in Marin County, some customers coughed as they stopped for gas at the Shell station in Sausalito, employee Sergio Garcia said. 'The sky is very dark, even in the middle of the day,' he said. 'It's a little scary.' The haze, which also settled on areas to the south and west, rattled nerves near wine country communities that were devastated by deadly wildfires late last year.

A US Navy veteran was shot and killed by police in Oregon after his gun fell from his holster and he tried to pick it up back up while breaking up a fight outside a bar. Jason Washington's death on Friday night has sparked outrage after cellphone footage showed him helping to stop the fight near Portland State University just moments before police opened fire on him. Witnesses said Washington, who is a father of three girls, was a good Samaritan and wasn't involved in the scuffle that broke out between a group of men following a racial slur.  The 45-year-old, who had his pistol in a holster on his hip, was caught on camera stepping in to hold back some of the men and repeatedly trying to diffuse the situation.

The video begins showing a storm brewing over Tuscaloosa, Alabama, with the camera aimed towards the sky. During the Facebook live stream, Solo Dolo, the person filming the extreme weather conditions can be heard saying: 'Hey, we've got a storm over here. We got no power, everything blowing over here, boxes trees.' The camera then focuses on the bright white patch on the horizon and adds: 'Look at that hole right in the sky... that's who's got the power.' A short while later, the voice recording the video says: 'He got us covered at least, we're alright.'

An international basketball game has been marred by a massive brawl after a series of sickening cheap shots escalated into violent chaos. A World Cup qualifying game between Australia and the Philippines was forced to end early as an ugly brawl broke out in the third quarter. It began when Australian guard Chris Goulding was pushed to the ground, and teammate Daniel Kickert retaliated by elbowing Roger Ray Pogoy in the face. Milwaukee Bucks NBA star Thon Maker launched a flying knee at a group of opposing players, while Philippines centre Andray Blatche blindsided an Australian player with a punch in the back of the head. Players and management could be seen wrestling and strangling each other courtside - with Australia's Nathan Sobey having a chair thrown at his head before he was pinned down on the ground.

Flight monitoring service FlightRadar24 released the animated map showing aircraft filling the skies around the globe on Friday after tracking 202,157 aircraft taking off and landing in one day. The Swedish-based website added that it was the first time it had ever tracked more than 200,000 flights in a day and that at the peak time, over 19,000 flights were in the air at the same time.

When Bruno Rafael Paiva ran into problems getting paid pupils at his school in Brejo Santo, Brazil had a collection for him which left the 28-year-old overwhelmed with emotion at their generosity. Though he was only a substitute teacher, he struck up a close rapport with his pupils who organised the collection when they heard of his plight. In a heartwarming video, pupils can be seen playing a game with him before he is finally directed to a box on the front desk with £80 in it, about a third of his monthly salary. After being overwhelmed by emotion, the pupils all gather round to hug him. 'I felt so protected by the students I love. This day changed my life,’ he said.

The lions were poisoned then mutilated at the Mystic Monkeys & Feathers Wildlife Park just north of Pretoria, the capital of South Africa. Two white lions called Aslem (bottom inset) and Aiden (top inset), who were a favourite for tourists, met a horrific death, as did brown lion Sussie, lioness Jessie and two lion cubs. One of the fleeing suspects dropped a backpack and other workers at the park have identified the clothes inside as belonging to an employee who has since vanished.

The overweight cat was caught trying to perch on the top of the mantelpiece but had no luck getting up to the top. The grey feline was seen sizing up the mantelpiece from the floor, strutting from left to right as it tried to find the best position to launch himself from. As it prepares to pounce onto the fire place, the cat can be seen feinting a number of times as it gears up for its launch.