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The ex-husband of Real Housewives of New York star Bethenny Frankel was arrested in New York City on Friday on stalking and harassment charges. Jason Hoppy sent a number of abusive emails to Frankel while also trying to Facetime the reality star hundreds of times in the past two months despite a cease and desist letter that was sent to him on November 22 of last year according to a complaint filed in the case. An NYPD spokesperson confirmed that it was an incident that allegedly occurred early Friday morning that ultimately led to a complaint being filed against Hoppy. 'On Friday, January 27, the suspect approached her and a friend at her child’s school at around 8:15 a.m. and tried to provoke a fight,' said the spokesperson. 'He said, "I will destroy you, you can get all the lawyers you want, you’ve been warned."'

The would-be assassin, identified only as Betinho, fled the church in Limoeiro de Anadia in Alagoas, Brazil, having opened fire at a father and son who were set to serve as witnesses to the marriage. Dramatic video footage captured the moment he clumsily pulled a gun from his waistband and stars unloading, causing a frenzy inside the church. It was reported the ceremony continued unperturbed after the incident and that the shooting was a possible revenge attack due to the suspect's son being killed recently.

A hilarious selection of photos showcase the unfortunate typos that have been overlooked on billboard signs. In the new challenge devised by Playbuzz users are asked to locate the typo as quickly as possible on the posters. Thus far over 10,000 have attempted the quiz which consists of ten very unfortunate mistakes.

James Cameron has branded Donald Trump and the new White House team as 'insane'  and idiotic in a scathing interview. Cameron (left), who is an environmental activist, said he is most concerned Trump will undo positive steps taken in recent years to fight climate change. 'Years ago, we sort of spotted the iceberg ahead of us and we called out the order to turn, and we’ve been slowly, slowly, slowly trying to turn this big-a** ship to not hit the iceberg, and then Trump grabbed the tiller and just plunged it right back at the center of the iceberg,' Cameron said. 'So am I worried? Of course. I’m like anyone of good conscience and reasonable intelligence. The 62-year-old then went on to specifically target Trump's pick to head the EPA, Scott Pruitt (inset).

Mohsen Omrani, who is both a Canadian and Iranian citizen was preparing to fly into the US from Toronto when he met Barbara Berger, right, who happens to be Executive Director the NYC Bar Association. According to Omrani, she intervened on his behalf at Newark Airport to 'ruffle some feathers' and contacted the ACLU.

Trump supporter Grant Chisholm, 39, suffered concussion after being struck three times with a metal object while involved in a counter-protest at Portland International Airport. Approximately 600 people were at the airport protesting against Trump's immigration ban. Chisholm and three other members of the Bible Believers Group were supporting the president when he was attacked.

@RoguePOTUSStaff, claiming to be 'the unofficial resistance team inside the White House' has quickly gone viral, amassing over 400,000 in just five days and encouraging followers to 'resist'. Although there is no way to verify the identity of its creator, the tweets allege concerning behavior by the President within the confines of the White House.

When asked about his relationship with President Trump, Kraft chose to explain their friendship by describing what his Republican friend and the First Lady did for him after he lost his wife of 48 years Myra to cancer in 2011. 'When Myra died, Melania and Donald came up to the funeral in our synagogue, then they came for memorial week to visit with me,' said Kraft. 'Then he called me once a week for the whole year, the most depressing year of my life when I was down and out. He called me every week to see how I was doing, invited me to things, tried to lift my spirits.'

The Abu Assaleh family traveled nearly 24 hours from war-ravaged Syria before their visas were slashed through (top right) at Philadelphia International Airport on Saturday due to Trump's immigration ban. The family had waited years to come to the United States and rejoin family waiting for their arrival at the airport's lounge. The Christian family of eight are now back in Damascus after waiting 13 years for their visas. Josephine Abu Assaleh and her niece Sara (left and bottom right) are now discussing plans for what comes next.

Skyrocketing rents in Hong Kong have seen a rise in the number of people living in 'coffin' homes. Home prices have spiralled by nearly 50 per cent since 2012 in Kong Kong, making the property there one of the most unaffordable in the world. To counteract this many apartments have been subdivided to create these homes to meet the increasing housing demand there and price hike.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT - Chilling photos show from inside newly-liberated Mosul show the bodies of dead ISIS soldiers laying strewn in the streets and left to decay while wild dogs eat their rotting flesh. Torn-open wounds on the bodies show puppies, pictured bottom left, have been eating the head and face of one militant and the abdomen of the man next to him. An Iraqi soldier Khalid said: 'Let the dogs eat them, we don't care. Actually, we feel quite happy when we see dogs eating terrorists. This is a normal death for every terrorist who comes to Iraq - they will be eaten by dogs.' Across Mosul, the legacy of ISIS' reign of terror is evident everywhere. ISIS murals are still daubed across walls, top right, proclaiming that militants are heading to Rome and threatening locals with death if they didn't pay 'zakat', an Islamic tax intended for charities.

A Myrtle Beach, South Carolina firefighter did not expect he would have to act as a midwife when he was called to an emergency on a seemingly normal November evening. He expected even less that he would become a father to a daughter that night. Marc Hadden said there was no time for him to get the mother in labor to the hospital when he responded to an emergency call.

Pictures show the overgrown Dundas Castle (main and inset in its earlier days) in Roscoe, New York, slowly being swallowed in to the woodland and the hand-crafted doors and windows falling to bits (right). The crumbling mansion, also known as Craig-E-Clair, started life as a summer lodge built by Bradford Lee Gilbert in the early 1880s. After Gilbert passed away in 1911, the land and lodge was purchased by Ralph Wurts-Dundas in 1915. Dundas began construction of the castle soon after, but died in 1921 when the estate was in its final stages of construction. Then in 1922, just a year after Dundas's death, his wife Josephine, was committed to a sanatorium, without ever having lived in the castle.

LeBron James has blasted Charles Barkley after the former NBA star-turned-television analyst called the Cleveland superstar 'whiny'. James, 32, was speaking to reporters in the locker-room after the Cavaliers 104-97 loss against the Dallas Mavericks on Monday night. 'He's a hater... What makes what he says credible? Because he's on TV?' James told ESPN. The comment came after Barkley (left and inset, with Michael Jordan in 1993) bashed James on TNT's Inside The NBA last week, saying: 'He's the best player in the world. Does he want all of the good players? He don't want to compete?' James (left), went on to attack Barkley's controversial history. 'I'm not going to let him disrespect my legacy like that... 'I'm not the one who threw somebody through a window. I never spit on a kid. I never had unpaid debt in Las Vegas.' James did not mention some of Barkley's other arrests, included one in 2008 when he was stopped for a DUI and told the officer he had driven through a stop sign because he was in a hurry to get 'a b**w job' from the woman in the car with him.

This Caribbean island paradise could be all yours. The island, off the coast of Belize, is up for sale on eBay, with bids starting at significantly less than the average New York house price. There are two properties on the island, including a large house which boasts upstairs sleeper accommodation, and there's also a small cabin. The new owners will be able to keep preoccupied with the array of activities the island offers, including fishing, bird watching, snorkelling, sunbathing and island hopping. The current owner is returning to live in the U.K. 'It's with a heavy heart that I put this land up for sale, but to the right person it will be a wonderful escape and a great investment potential,' owner Willow Reed said.

Staff Sergeant Matthew Noll (left) walked out onto the court of a Boston Celtics game to the shock of his parents (top right and left) who immediately burst into tears on Monday night. The Air Force National Guard member was able to hug his family after he was deployed overseas in an emotional homecoming that took place in the middle of the game. He was hugged tightly by loved ones and received a standing ovation from the stadium, including star Boston player Isaiah Thomas.

Tom Brady achieved another historic first in his storied career on Monday as the four-time NFL champion broke down in tears while speaking during Media Day at the Super Bowl. The New England Patriots quarterback was speaking with the press ahead of his record-breaking seventh appearance in the Super Bowl when one reporter asked him to name his hero. Brady, 39, paused for a second and then answered: 'I think my dad is my hero, because he's someone I look up to every day.' He then paused again and sat quietly in front of the room as his eyes began to tear up, looking as if he was going to break down at any second while thinking about Tom Brady Sr. he was far less emotional about Donald Trump.

A disturbing surveillance video released by the Philadelphia Police Department showed a group of men violently beating another man on the street. Four men were captured on security footage approaching a 25-year-old man (circled left) from behind around 8pm on January 10. One of the suspects then punches the man in the back of the head sending him to the ground. The other three suspects (right) started to kick and punch the victim, who has not been identified, several times. During the attack the suspects made several attempts to take the victim's cellular phone but were unsuccessful. The four suspects then fled in an unknown direction, according to police. Police have urged the public to report an information that may lead to an arrest in the case.

Hunter Kittle, 24, suffered a collapsed lung, fractured skull and broken leg when he veered his car off a road and 70 feet down an embankment in Mount Baldy, California last week. He was forced to wait in extreme pain in the wreckage of his car for 72 hours before he was rescued when another driver spotted the crash site. Speaking from his hospital bed, Kittle said the pain was horrible but he didn't want that to be the 'final chapter in my life'. Trauma room doctors said most people wouldn't have survived an hour with the kinds of injuries Kittle sustained - let alone lasting three days.

The family of Emmett Till (main, left), a black boy murdered in Mississippi 62 years ago after whistling at a white woman, have reacted with fury after the woman linked to the notorious case admitted that the most incendiary parts of the story she told about him were a lie and she now feels ‘tender sorrow’. Till, a 14-year-old black boy from Chicago, was shot and beaten to death and disfigured beyond recognition by two white men in racially segregated Mississippi in 1955 after stopping at a store to buy two cents of bubble gum. In a newly revealed 10-year-old interview to be published in a book today, Carolyn Bryant, (pictured bottom right 16 years ago) the wife of one of the men arrested for Till’s murder and the woman whose testimony carried the case, admitted her account was ‘not true’. Speaking to DailyMail.com after Bryant’s confession was revealed, Till’s cousin Rev. Wheeler Parker (pictured together main. Rev. Parker is the older boy on the right, Emmett Till on the left, and pictured now top right) said: ‘My family thinks she’s trying to make money but being a preacher, I think she is trying to find a way to go heaven now.’

Balint Alovits, from Budapest, captured these images of Bauhaus and Art Deco staircases in a bid to show his hometown's 'unnoticed architectural masterpieces'. The artist, who is fascinated by interiors, says his mesmerising images represent 'an infinite vortex that feels out of this world'. So can you tell which way is up?

O. Jermaine Simmons was at the married mother's home in Tallahassee, Florida, to discuss a charity project when they became intimate on her daughter's bed shortly before 2pm. The woman's husband had returned to the home in the middle of the afternoon after receiving a call from their son's school because the child was ill. The couple are members of the congregation at Jacob Chapel Baptist Church (inset) where Simmons preaches.

A Florida man (pictured in blue), who may have had one too many drinks, got into a brawl with security after being thrown out of a bar. The unidentified man had reportedly assaulted other people in a West Palm Beach bar before going after security guards (pictured) who came to help. In the video, guards can be seen wrestling the guy to the ground in front of a Design Within Reach store. The incident took place along Clematis Street, where several bars are located across from one another. It's unclear what bar the man was inside before the fight spilled onto the street. Local police responded to the scene a short time later and arrested the man.

Mark Christeson, 37, (left) is scheduled to be executed on Tuesday night in Missouri over the murder of Susan Brouk (inset) and her two young children - Adrian, 12, and Kyle, 9 (right) - on February 1, 1998. Christeson's attorneys have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to halt the execution arguing, among other things, that his trial lawyers were unqualified. The court has yet to rule. He was convicted of raping Brouk before she and her young son were stabbed and then thrown into a pond to drown. Brouk's 12-year-old daughter was suffocated.

London-based expert Richard Grant claims to have unearthed the elusive text from a well-known ancient book of fables, know as the Alexander Romance (right), detailing Alexander the Great's mythical adventures (artist's impression left). The long-dismissed last will and testament divulges Alexander's plans for the future of the Greek-Persian empire he ruled. It also reveals his burial wishes and discloses the beneficiaries to his vast fortune and power.

The Kilauea Volcano is spewing molten lava into the Pacific Ocean, spurring explosions that launch debris to twice the height of the sea cliff as the flow interacts with the cool seawater. Footage captured by the USGS’s Hawaiian Volcano Observatory reveals the remarkable volcanic ‘firehose’ in action as it produces dangerous blasts that pose a threat both on land and at sea. Upon a careful examination of the ‘unstable sea cliff’ this past weekend, researchers discovered a hot crack just above the site where the lava is flowing out, with temperatures as high as 428 degrees Fahrenheit.

Young photographers from across then country have submitted their entries for the 2016 National Geographic International Photography Contest with the winning photo of an ostrich chick chirping in front of a microphone. There were a number of categories including animals, places, weird but true and also wilds vacations. More than three times as many people entered this year compared to last. which has given organizers confidence that the future of photography is safe. In the international category, a boy from The Netherlands won the global side of the competition with his picture of the underside of tulips.

John Braman, a Florida sheriff's deputy, resigned on Monday after footage surfaced of him allegedly stealing two $100 bills from a man's wallet who he had just arrested for a DUI. The footage was captured on Braman's own body camera and showed him apparently taking the money out before putting the wallet into an evidence pouch. The incident took place on August 1 when Braman had arrested a man for a DUI at Ormond Beach, Florida. Sheriff Mike Chitwood called Braman a 'thieving idiot' and said they have had several complaints in recent months about the deputy stealing money from the wallets of people he arrested.

He's been holed up in a hotel room for the past 11 days following his 50th surgery, which involved having an SMAS facelift as well as neck and eye lifts. And Human Ken Doll, Rodrigo Alves, 33, exclusively told MailOnline he has been having a testing time as he recovers from 'the worst surgery of his life.' He said: 'It's been really hard. If I eat solid food, the stitches could burst open and lead to infection.

The derelict Imperial building, hidden behind shrubbery and a fence, lies atop a hill overlooking Negishi Forest Park in Japan (top left). Dating back to 1866, Negishi Grandstand was one of the first Western-style racetracks to open in the country. However, it became a printworks around the time of WWII, then a prison then later a bowling alley, before being left to rot in the 1980s. The buckled interior betrays signs of its previous incarnations with discarded sofas (bottom left), signs in English (inset) and a warren of haunting corridors (top right) all captured on film by a French photographer.

A young man completely freaks out as he goes on a wild roller coaster ride in his first virtual reality experience. An amused crowd gathered at a mall in Jacksonville, Florida, as they watched Elijah hilariously try out a VR headset for the first time. The video shows him clutching onto the podium's bars and moving frantically in fear as the life-like simulator is almost too much for him to bear.

Put together by Bored Panda, the photos show men (clockwise from top left) enjoying relaxing beauty treatments with the daughters, playing dress up, getting a manicure, donning tiaras, snuggling up for story-time, and even bringing their kids along to the gym.

Can you tell what's wrong with these pictures? They might appear to show perfectly applied eyeshadow, luscious lashes and plump lips but the make-up isn't where you'd expect it to be. Thigh make-up is the latest bizarre beauty trend among bloggers, who are applying cosmetics and even false eyelashes to the tops of their legs to create and optical illusion.

The collection, taken by Scottish photography pioneer John Thomson, is expected to fetch £20,000 at an auction in New York next month. His study, Illustrations of China and its People, included images taken in often perilous situations, and was first published in 1873.

Emotional footage shows the little girl, Paloma, being reunited with father Jesus Larios at her birthday party in Seville, Andalusia, after he made a surprise appearance. Paloma had no idea her father was home and believed he was still on a mission fighting Somali pirates. Jesus hid in a present box, before popping out and giving Paloma a bear hug.

WARNING: DISTRESSING CONTENT. The woman, carrying her baby in one arm, stumbles down a number of steps at a shopping centre in Uzbekistan which causes the baby to fall. Footage from security cameras in a shopping centre in Uzbekistan shows the woman in a long dress and a headscarf coming down an escalator. The dress getting stuck in the moving staircase appears to be the reason the baby is dropped the equivalent to 40 feet onto the tiled flooring below.

The next generation in the Dylan dynasty, 22-year-old Levi — the son of Wallflowers singer Jakob Dylan and grandson of legend Bob Dylan — has landed his first fashion magazine cover. This month, Levi poses on the cover of V Man, the men's version of V Magazine, and talks about his career in the spotlight. Mostly, though, it's his ambivalence about fame that takes center stage as he strikes hunky, brooding poses in leather jackets and man jewelry.

The picture series, called Blow, by Ontario, Canada-based photographer Illona Haus, demonstrates the dogs' varying reactions to being subjected to wind from a bright yellow antique fan. Some dogs, pictured, appear to relish the moment - basking in front of the blowing air source - while others tried to take shelter or confront the contraption.

Researchers from University of Toronto have found a worm-like animal with soft legs from fossils found in the Burgess Shale in the Canadian Rocky Mountains. The Ovatiovermis cribratus (centre) also known as the 'ovation worm' lived during the Cambrian Period , which dates from 540 million to 490 million years ago. The fossil (inset) shows this unusual worm had strong recurved claws on the back limbs allowed it to anchor itself to hard surfaces.

The final Phantom is an extended wheelbase car with a nautical theme created for a 'renowned contemporary Rolls-Royce collector'. With 1930s ocean liners etched into the interior wood panels, sea-coloured paint and hand-cut lambswool carpets mimicking a wake among the features on the car, pictured, send-offs don't get much more flamboyant than this.

The video was originally made in 2015 and inspired by Psy's 2012 hit, but has recently become a meme on Twitter. The dancing bear video has become the subject of its own Twitter account which sets the clip to various pop songs - with hilarious results. The account gained 30,000 followers overnight.

Photographer Natalie McCain, from Florida, said mothers who nurse their children past infancy, known as extended breastfeeding, are made to feel ashamed. The mother-of-two said she hoped the unretouched photographs, pictured, which show mothers nursing their children over two, would 'normalise' breastfeeding and end the 'taboo' that remains around the topic. She said nursing beyond infancy is both 'natural' and 'beautiful'.

A scooter-rider filmed his death-defying commute to work here he squeezes between cars, lorries and pedestrians. Dash-cam footage shows the hurried rider charging around Hanoi in Vietnam. In one particularly stomach-churning moment, he squeezes between a lorry and a car which are no more than a metre apart. He also narrowly avoids collisions with other scooter riders as he drives on both sides of the road in a daring bid to get to work on time.

A panda cub at a Chinese breeding centre seems to have found its new favourite toy: a door. New video clip has emerged showing the playful bear in Chengdu, south-west China, repeatedly climbing onto the entrance to its enclosure and trying to open it. The baby panda has been given the nickname 'the cutest door stop' after the hilarious video of it latching onto the vent became popular on the internet.

Winter may be unpleasant to experience – but as these stunning drone photographs taken in places such as Russia, the US, Canada and Italy show, its effects are incredible to look at. MailOnline Travel reveals how winter’s icy tentacles leave behind some amazing scenes. The main image shows an epic migration of caribou on lake Ennadai in Canada, bottom left an enchanting snowy wood in Italy and bottom right the Naval Cathedral in Kronstadt, Russia.