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Laura Lynne Stacy, 28 (left and right), was last seen by her roommate on Sunday. She went out and never returned to their apartment in the Hollywood Hills. The next morning, a stranger found Stacy's phone in a puddle at a park 30 miles north of her home. Tuesday night, police near Lancaster, California located a car (stock image, inset) matching the description of Stacy's missing vehicle. Authorities are searching through her phone and credit card history for clues to her whereabouts. Her parents say she moved to California from Colorado recently. She had been studying to be a realtor and had taken up photography.

Brittny Gastineau describes her dad as 'a legend in football' and vows to raise the profile of his illnesses i– and help other sufferers - on his behalf. She tells DailyMail.com she is ‘devastated’ that her father, Mark Gastineau (inset, in 1983), is suffering from a clutch of degenerative brain diseases. The now 60-year-old former defensive end revealed in an interview last Thursday that he has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and dementia - both of which result in a gradual mental decline. Brittny, who is best friends with Kim Kardashian, railed against the NFL saying it has 'major f***ing problems' when it comes to brain injuries.

It is claimed that only one per cent of the population will be able to spot the hidden assassin in this vintage illustration. This optical illusion, posted to Playbuzz, features a man drawing a gun, ready to take on a duel but his enemy remains unseen, and the black and sepia toned image makes it even more difficult to spot where he is hiding.

Bored Panda compiled a series of pictures of dads who had been against the idea getting a dog, but clearly warmed to the prospect quickly once the pooches arrived (top left). The heartwarming snaps show (clockwise from top centre) dads napping with the family pet; taking selfies; doing DIY, watching TV and gazing adorably at their four legged friends.

President Donald Trump (left) will start rolling out executive actions on immigration Wednesday - beginning with an order to start building his wall along the border with Mexico. The president is also expected to take action over the next few days to temporarily ban immigration from Muslim countries deemed a 'threat to national security' - namely Syria, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Yemen, Sudan, and Somalia. In addition, Trump is set to sign other domestic immigration enforcement measures that will include targeting sanctuary cities that decline to prosecute undocumented aliens.

Three Trump supporters from West Texas left a 25-year-old waitress a 625 percent tip along with a heartwarming note. Rosalynd Harris (pictured) was working at Busboys and Poets in Washington D.C. on Monday. She assumed the table of three men at one of her tables were likely in town for President Trump's inauguration.

Kerry O'Grady, (left and right) the special agent in charge of the Secret Service's Denver district, was a vocal opponent of the Donald (inset) during his campaign. She has made several posts on social media in the past year criticizing Trump, saying he would be a 'disaster' for the country - particularly for women and minorities. And in October, she posted that she would rather go to jail than 'take a bullet' for Trump - although she avoided referring to him by name.

The first daughter shared a bedtime photograph of her youngest son Theodore (left) inside his immaculate new nursery on Tuesday, seeming very much at home as she tucked the ten-month-old in. 'Goodnight!' she wrote alongside the image of the beaming baby who sat upright in his crib for the snap. A white and grey monogrammed pillow with his initials, TJK, rested behind him and two cashmere throws had been folded over the side. Jared Kushner (inset) was spotted rushing out of his new Washington DC home earlier in the day ahead of a busy day at the office. The first daughter (right at her father's inauguration) was later seen exiting from the garage in an SUV.

Graciela Alfano, 64, is an Argentine actress, TV presenter and model. She shared the pictures of herself totally naked (right) in her home in the city of Villa Carlos Paz - and has received mixed reaction. She captioned the shot: 'This is the result of a healthy life.' The pictures do indeed show a svelte, toned figure but some online commenters said there was more to her enduring beauty than just healthy living.

The real-life mother behind the Hollywood blockbuster Lion has told for the first time of her pain at losing her five-year-old son - and her unshakeable belief that he would come home to her 25 years later. Fatima Munshi, right, lost her tiny son Saroo, left, and his 14-year-old brother Guddu on the same night in 1987 as they took the train to scavenge for food in a neighbouring village in central India. Saroo fell asleep on the train and woke up 1,000 miles from home in Calcutta. Lost and confused, he spent weeks on the streets before being taken in by an Indian orphanage which arranged for him to be adopted by Australian parents. He was raised 6,000 miles away in Tazmania. But Saroo never gave up hope of finding his real mother, and used Google Earth to track his hometown, eventually being reunited with his mother in 2012 when he was 30, right. Now, as his heartbreaking quest to find Fatima is turned into the blockbuster movie Lion starring Nicole Kidman, inset, and the Oscar nominated Dev Patel, Fatima has told MailOnline her story for the first time. Speaking exclusively to MailOnline Fatima, 60, reveals how she lived a nightmare for 25 years, not knowing whether Saroo was dead or alive. She said: 'I was speechless and numb when I saw him again. It was like meeting God.'

A brave dog saved his friend by pulling him out of a rushing river. Or, he just really wanted to take the stick. Footage from Córdoba, Argentina shows a black lab eagerly chasing a stick tossed near violent water in the YouTube video published on January 17. He leaps across a small current and onto slippy rock to claim their prize.

Thomas Yoxall, of Arizona, gave his account of the dramatic January 12 encounter between the now-dead suspect and the state trooper. Yoxall had not been previously identified. The 43-year-old cried and his legs shook while he recounted killing Leonard Pennelas-Escobar, who was beating Trooper Edward Andersson 'in a savage way' after having shot him.

A 14-year-old girl who says she escaped a basement where she was chained and sexually abused confronted her stepfather and his son in court on Tuesday in Toledo, Ohio. The suspects, Timothy Ciboro, 53, and son Esten, 28, are on trial for abusing and sexually molesting the girl who says she escaped from the basement where they held her when she used a spare key and they weren't home. The unnamed teen, now 14, was comforted by a golden retriever therapy dog while she testified and answered questions from the suspects, who acted as their own attorneys.

Billie Lourd thanked her friends in an Instagram message posted one month after the sudden and tragic deaths of her mother Carrie Fisher (inset right) and grandmother Debbie Reynolds. 'This group of onesie clad supremely supportive humans (and many others #notpicturedbutinthepicture) are the kings and queens of my world #gratefulfortheirgreatness #friendsfindingthefunny,' wrote Billie on the photo. Among those pictured in the photograph were Billie's stepfather Bruce Bozzi, power publicist Simon Halls, Ellen Barkin and Gabriel Byrne's daughter Romy, and Billie's boyfriend Taylor Lautner (right). Billie, 24, just returned from a trip to Mexico with Taylor last week, with the two spending some time in Cabo (left) with friends.

NEW Police in Norton, Ohio pulled a 60-year-old man from a burning vehicle in an astonishing rescue captured on camera Sunday. Officer Brody Fratantonio (lower right) smashed the car window and pulled the unconscious driver 50 yards to safety with the help of his rookie partner, Scott Seabolt. Seconds after the patrolmen rested the driver on the ground, the car exploded (circled). The driver was revived with opioid reversal medication and charged with driving under the influence, but denies using drugs.

Queens native Nigel Sylvester, 29, has long dreamed of becoming a pro in the niche world of BMX. The athlete is one of the few black professional BMX riders and is an even rarer feature of the sport: he's just made the Forbes Top 30 under 30 list. All this despite the fact that he doesn't even take part in competitions. Nigel (left in New York, right top and bottom, performing stunts and inset as a child on his bike) has built his entire brand through social media and done everything on his own without a PR manager.

These fascinating black-and-white pictures by legendary photographer Diane Arbus offer a unique glimpse into how America lived in the late 1950s and early 1960s. A new exhibition, organized by The Metropolitan Museum of Art in San Francisco, showcases some of the photographer's earliest works. The collection, entitled 'diane arbus: in the beginning' considers the first seven years of the photographer's career, from 1956 to 1962

Denmark was named the least corrupt country on the planet, followed by New Zealand and Finland, according to Transparency International. The UK retained its 10th place ranking alongside Germany and Luxembourg but the group warned the country's reputation would take a hit if standards are weakened after Brexit. The top 10 least corrupt countries also included Sweden, Switzerland, Norway, Singapore, the Netherlands and Canada. But the US was placed 18th, down from 16th in 2015 with the research body warning there were worrying signs of populism in Donald Trump's presidential victory.

Dash camera footage of a horror crash in Utah has been released, showing a loaded FedEx cargo semi-truck being decimated by a passing FrontRunner train.The crash appears to have been caused due to the barriers, flashing lights and bells not being activated in the North Salt Lake intersection. The Utah Transit Authority is investigating why the crossing gates were upright as the train passed, allowing vehicles to pass through despite the imminent danger.

NEW The photographs are believed to have belonged to the family of someone who took part in the expedition to Bhutan in 1905 and include a ruler and future king (left) and stomach-churning cliff-side monasteries (right). The country was almost completely cut off for centuries as it sought to protect its ancient traditions and has only become more accessible to visitors since the 1970s. The photographs also capture community life, including the king's bodyguards and sewing maids in their traditional attire (inset).

Rafael Nadal advanced to his first Grand Slam semi final since 2014 on Wednesday after the 30-year-old beat Milos Raonic in Melbourne, keeping the dream of a final showdown with Federer alive. While Nadal claimed victory in straight sets, the match was far closer than the scoreline suggests, though ultimately the Spaniard's focus paid off. In fact he was concentrating so hard he barely flinched, even when a moth landed on his face.

Gunn Narten, 30, from Norway, works as a firefighter and has just added another string to her bow by becoming a personal trainer and is so strong she can even lift a fire truck (inset). Gunn says that she wanted to be a firefighter from the age of 19 and while most men think her job is cool others are a little 'intimidated'.

Eden Hasson, 10, was surfing at Samurai Beach in NSW on Tuesday evening when he glided over a dark shadow in the water - it turned out to be a massive great white shark just under his board. His father, lifetime surfer Chris Hasson, was standing on the rocks taking photographs and captured the moment when his son came face to face with the sea's most dangerous predator.

Health blogger Helen Foster has come up with six simple office exercises which if you do them everyday for a week, can help you burn an extra 1,170 calories. They include wall push ups (bottom right) and wall sits (bottom left) which you can do at your desk, to leg lifts (top left) and shoulder shrugs (top right) at your desk.

Sex toy subscription service Unbound has unveiled its latest collection of X-rated products designed to look like jewellery including (clockwise from top left) a Cleopatra-inspired 'lube vial' necklace, a pair of nipple clamp earrings, a whip choker, a condom holder and a whip choker. Designers say the 'high-end collection' has the ability to 'convert from daytime jewelry into bedroom accessories' and was inspired by three famous female figures: aviator Amelia Earhart, Twiggy and Cleopatra.

The annual competition showcases the UK’s best travel photographers in six categories. Finalists travelled to India, Ireland, Brazil and beyond to capture breath-taking snaps of dreamy landscapes and striking locals. Top images include a pair of lions drying off in South Africa (top), Northern Ireland's cloudy coast (bottom left) and the shadow of Christ the Redeemer framed by a rainbow in Rio de Janeiro (bottom right).

The boxer dog is filmed dozing in and out of consciousness throughout the video. At one point, he even rests his head on his owner's shoulder as the tiredness gets too much for him. But as soon as he wakes up again, he sits back upright and focuses his eyes on the screen - pretending as if nothing has happened. It is not clear exactly where the footage was filmed.

A pride of lions decided to stop and eat their lunch in the middle of a road - bringing traffic to a standstill. The 18 hungry lions had recently killed a buffalo and decided to lay in the middle of the road to devour it at the Kruger National Park in South Africa. But rather than be annoyed at the hold up, most of these drivers visited the park in the hope of spotting one of Africa's big five, so were overjoyed at the impromptu encounter. Suan Wright, 60, was there with his wife Rosemary and captured the moment on camera.

Video footage has caught the moment two panda cubs frolicked in their enclosure during their public debut on January 22 in Chongqing. The pair can be seen exploring their surroundings and taking a few knocks as they get to grips with the outdoor enclosure. Chongqing zoo is now asking members of the public to suggest names.

Astonishing footage has surfaced of a phenomenon known as a fire tornado scorching the Outback in Watheroo last month. Spinning at more than 150km/h, the giant twisting column of flame was ignited during a bush fire in and lasted for over a minute before dying down in fields of Watheroo last month deep in Western Australia. A fire whirl, also know as a fire devil, occurs when a column of warm, rising air comes into contact with a fire on the ground.

Incredible footage shows freestyle rider Daniel Bodin, 31, completing the trick near his home in Malung, Sweden. The double backflip has been attempted by other riders in the past - but no one has ever landed it until now. Bodin said he 'couldn't believe' he had managed it, after working towards achieving the double backflip for years.