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Mischa Barton was hospitalized after being found screaming on her backyard fence wearing just a shirt and tie, TMZ reported. The OC actress was voluntarily taken to the hospital for a mental health evaluation after the incident Thursday morning, law enforcement sources told the website. Neighbors found the 31-year-old on top of her back-yard fence in West Hollywood screaming that her mother was a witch. She was also rambling about the 'world shattering', and something about Ziggy Stardust. Police and firefighters were called to the scene after being alerted about a jumper or possible overdose. Not long afterwards the Brit, who turned 31 just two days ago, tweeted: 'Thank you all for all the birthday messages Xoxo'. The tweet seemed to have been deleted as of Thursday evening.

The tricky puzzle was posted on Facebook by Butuan, Philippines-based Keril. So far over 1,500 people have attempted to solve the puzzle, with varying results. The key to solving the puzzle lies in remembering the fundamental rules in maths about the order to do multiplication and addition in.

NEW Larry Don Patterson, 66, and his cousin William Lloyd Harbour, 65, were sentenced to life prison terms on Thursday for murders of Valerie Janice Lane, 12, and Doris Karen Derryberry,13, in California in 1973. The teenagers had gone missing after they went on a trip to a California mall. The case went cold decades ago, Yuba County authorities said, until a state forensics lab matched DNA from the two suspects to semen found on Derryberry in September.

 Judy Garland, who died in 1969, was removed from a mausoleum in Hartsdale, New York, on January 19 and flown out of JFK in a cargo hold of an American Airlines flight on Tuesday to Los Angeles. Upon the request of her daughter, 70-year-old Liza Minnelli, the Wizard of Oz star's body will now be put in the famous Hollywood Forever Cemetery. It is believed that Garland's remains were moved 48 years after her death due to a lack of space in the New York plot. Garland's New York burial spot was not expansive enough to accommodate the actress and the rest of her relatives including her three children, who are all alive: Liza Minnelli, 70; Lorna Luft, 64; and Joey Luft, 61; and their children.

Terry Edwards (left in a recent mugshot and right after his arrest in 2002) was given the lethal injection on Thursday in Dallas, Texas, and pronounced dead at 10.17pm. The 43-year-old's final words were: 'I'm at peace with God. I hope y'all find peace in this.' He began snoring quickly after being given the lethal dose of pentobarbital but went entirely still 30 seconds later. The 43-year-old's final words were: 'I'm at peace with God. I hope y'all find peace in this.'

 The rapper Phillip Nickolas Katsabanis, 21, better known as 'Stitches', was arrested for gun and drug possession after officers found him parked in a handicapped spot in Miami, Florida. They recognized him from previous arrests, and asked if he had a gun. He said no and immediately passed the officer a hand rolled and slightly burnt joint, according to a police report. After searching the car, they found a gun under his seats, and two magazines of ammunition. Police also found a mason jar with 39.2 grams of marijuana and one oxycodone pill. He does not have a prescription. The rapper has been booked for felony gun and marijuana possession. Stitches was recognized so quickly due to his face tattoos, which include stitches around his mouth, a number of images of guns, and a quote on the side of his head that says 'F*** a job'.

Donald Trump has issued an executive order directing federal agencies to take away funding from self-proclaimed 'sanctuary cities' that limit cooperation with immigration authorities. Unlike cities like San Francisco, Miami-Dade never officially labelled itself a 'sanctuary', but since 2013 has refused to indefinitely detain inmates who are in the country illegally and wanted by ICE. The move was not a moral one but because the federal government doesn't fully reimburse the county for the expense. However, that still landed the city on the list of 'sanctuaries' in the Justice Department's May 2016 report.

The adorable photo, shared to Ivanka Trump's Instagram on Thursday night, shows five-year-old Arabella pushing a bundled-up Joseph, three, on a swing at a Washington, DC, park. Arabella looks on from behind and Joseph laughs as their mother gets a snapshot of the loving moment. Ivanka captioned the photo with a heart emoji. The photo came just a day after Ivanka shared a video of her youngest son, ten-month-old Theodore, crawling for the first time. Meanwhile, Ivanka’s husband, Jared Kushner, was spotted rushing out of his new Washington DC home earlier in the day on Tuesday ahead of a busy day at the office. The family moved from New York City to their new home last weekend.

Haunting images have revealed the crumbling interior of a once-luxurious Maryland mansion that has been left to rot after its wealthy owners moved on. The home looks as though it has been left in a hurry with not just the furniture left behind, but also books, pictures, toys, and even sporting trophies. With decaying walls, flaking paint and peeling wallpaper the mansion is a far cry from its former self.

These are the winners of the International Association of Professional Birth Photographers' annual competition. The photos from the United States, Canada and Mexico capture everything - from water births to labor in the car; from crowning to holding the baby. Some show the spectators - an eyes-wide child peering as a man helps a woman deliver, or a midwife nonchalantly continuing as fluid sprays over him. One captures the moment a father, recently diagnosed with terminal brain cancer, holds his son in his arms for the very first time and speaks to him about the future.

Pictures show Japanese workers slumped over on seats, sprawled out on their backs and sitting on train platforms next to their briefcases having had one too many after a hard-day's work. The images highlight the notorious post-work drinking culture in the country where some staff are given allowances to ensure they join in with work-based boozing sessions.

Cat lovers are sure to be enthralled by the latest series of difficult brainteasers to sweep the web. Playbuzz user SJoel has uploaded a series of fiendishly tricky puzzles featuring the popular pets - but even those who aren't big feline fans are sure to enjoy them. The images all appear to be cat-free at first glance - but on much, much closer inspection it's revealed there's a feline hiding somewhere in each one.

The weapons were found among dozens of rockets hidden in a storage unit in Mosul with Iraqi troops claiming the haul presented a 'huge chemical threat'. Pictures show officials examining piles of missiles (left and top right) which had been recklessly dumped on top of each other by fleeing jihadists. Outside, large rockets can be seen in open wooden crates. Outside, large rockets can be seen in open wooden crates. Many of them are understood to have been from the era of executed dictator Saddam Hussein.

A yoga mogul who was mysteriously found dead in his $3 million California mansion died after falling while drunk, authorities said. According to a report released by the San Diego County Medical Examiner’s Office, founder and former CEO of CorePower Yoga Trevor Tice died accidentally after falling repeatedly while drunk and on a tranquilizer. The 48-year-old reportedly had a blood-alcohol level of 0.20 — more than twice the legal driving limit of 0.08 — while an unidentified tranquilizer drug and unidentified anti-depressants were also found in his system.

Exclusive: A chance audition for Hollywood smash hit Lion has seen Indian Sunny Pawar, 8, thrust from life living in a Mumbai slum to a whirlwind of international travel, premiers and A-list celebrity friends such as Nicole Kidman and Dev Patel.His mother Vasu Dilip Pawar told MailOnline how her 'innocent, special' boy had been treated like family by the crew and stars of the film but did not consider himself famous. 'His life has only revolved around this slum,' she said. 'But what he has now seen, it's like things people like us only see in our dreams. I really do feel, miracles happen.'

Law enforcement officials in Florida arrested a Sarasota couple that was found passed out in their car from an apparent high dosage of drugs (above) – even as they had two babies in the backseat. William Ballard (right inset), 36, and Delaney Crissinger (left inset), 32, drove their SUV into a Texaco gas station on Fruitville Road before dawn on Thursday morning. At approximately 8am, customers who drove into the gas station noticed the couple passed out in the front seats. In the back of the car, there were two toddlers – a 5-month-old and a 1-year-old.

Fans of Mary Tyler Moore may still be mourning the loss of the beloved actress after her death on Wednesday, but a piece of her eponymous television show lives on. The seven-bedroom house in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where Moore's character Mary Richards lived on the third floor, is being sold for $1,695,000. While the interior scenes were filmed in a studio, exterior shots of the real house located at 2104 Kenwood Parkway were featured prominently in the show, and fans have flocked to the location for years to catch sight of the iconic home. Pictured left, the attic, and right, Richards' living room, with the same arched windows modeled after the real house (bottom left). Pictured bottom right, the sweeping wooden staircase inside.

The last surviving photographs of the veterans who formed part of Napoleon Bonaparteís famous Grande Armée and fought in the Napoleonic wars have been revealed in full remastered colour. The expertly colourised historic images inject exciting new life into the 159-year-old monochrome originals, transforming them from a dreary black and white into a vibrant work of art which shows off every intricate detail of the men's uniforms, from their medals, swords right down to their shoes. The stunning pictures show former members of cavalry from the 7th Hussars Regiment and Quartermasters who would have distributed supplies in full uniform and Monsieur Loria, a Chevalier of Napoleon's Legion of honour, one of the highest French order for military merits. Left to right is Monsieur Maire of the 7th Hussars Regiment, Sergeant Taria, of the Grenadiere de la Garde, Monsieur Moret of the 2nd Hussars Regiment and Monsieur Dreuse of the 2nd Light Horse Lancers of the Guard.

A couple who were found trying to enter Mexico with the body of a 2-year-old girl stuffed in a duffel bag have pleaded not guilty to torturing and murdering her. Mercy Mary Becerra, 44, and Johnny Lewis Hartley, 39, were stopped on August 9 while they were trying to cross into Tijuana on foot from San Diego at the San Ysidro port of entry. They are charged with one felony count each of murder, torture and assault on a child causing death involving the girl, who is identified in the criminal complaint only as 'Angelina W.'

These vast ships once waged war and carried cargo across the ocean, but today they sit submerged like ghostly skeletons for divers to explore. Pictured, top, the bow of the USS Saratoga, a World War II aircraft carrier which sank in July 1946 in the waters of Bikini Atoll, the Marshall Islands; bottom left, the wreck of a small boat nestled amid the Shangri-La reef in the Philippines; and bottom right, the remains of Umbria, an Italian freighter that was sunk by its own captain in 1940 in the Sudanese Red Sea to stop British forces from stealing its precious cargo.

MailOnline Travel has rounded-up a selection of bizarre, inventive, and in some cases wanderlust-worthy boats, built to whisk the most eccentric seafarers around the world. Pictured, clockwise from top left - the water-skimming Proteus, built by an Italian engineer to cure his seasickness; The Love Love, brainchild of French designer Julien Berthier, who cut his boat in half then sealed it with fibreglass; the Seabreacher, a dolphin-inspired leaping submarine conceived by New Zealander Rob Innes and Californian Dan Piazz; the Amphibious Lamborghini, which was sold on eBay in the UK last year for upwards of £18,000; and Swedish designer Christian Bohlin's duck-shaped boat, which boasts a sauna in the bow.

The curious cat approached the camera by a road in South Africa's Mala Mala game reserve before trying to eat it. Unsurprisingly, the cat didn't enjoy the taste and spat it out 20 minutes later. The owner of the GoPro, who was on a photographic safari, said: 'We came across a coalition of four male lions conducting their territorial patrol. I drove up the road ahead of them and positioned my GoPro on the road to get a ground level shot of all four lions walking. However, the first male had other ideas.'

Dramatic video shows the men standing near a sea wall in Redondo Beach, California, when the massive wall of surf crashes down on them. The man standing nearest the sea wall loses his footing and is swept towards the other, who grabs onto a rope barrier which they cling onto until the swell subsides.

Dramatic pictures captured by American photographer Christopher Michel, highlight the unforgiving environment of Antarctica and the Arctic. But they also show people and industries braving the elements in the North and South Poles and battling the same icy conditions faced by explorer Captain Scott a century ago. Michel has visited the Antarctic five times and the Arctic twice, capturing the polar caps in black and white.

Those lucky enough to have their own private cosmetic cave at home have been proudly showing them off on Instagram. Standout features include (clockwise from top left) product walls, and Hollywood mirrors while many have gone for a monochrome of sugar pink theme, while others showcase their designer shoes and Chanel handbags in addition to their products.