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Dannielynn Birkhead was just five months old when her mother Anna Nicole Smith died from a prescription drugs overdose. Now she lives with her father Larry Birkhead in Kentucky. Birkhead reveals in a new TV interview this week that he had to tell his 10-year-old daughter that she wasn't one of the ten richest children in America after spotting a video on YouTube. 'She wanted to go to the mall. And I'm like, "No it's not that. trust be, it's not that".'

Evangelist Paula White joined Trump at the White House meeting, hours after the President posted a picture of his close allies in a moment of prayer (inset). White (main picture) sat to the President's right as key Trump supporters discussed the appointment of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court in the Roosevelt Room. She heads a group of evangelical leaders which will provide feedback to the President during his administration.

President Donald Trump (main) threatened in a phone call with his Mexican counterpart to send U.S. troops to stop 'bad hombres down there' unless the Mexican military does more to control them itself, according to an excerpt of a transcript of the conversation obtained by The Associated Press. The excerpt of the call did not make clear who exactly Trump considered 'bad hombres,' -drug cartels, immigrants, or both - or the tone and context of the remark, made in a Friday morning phone call between the leaders. It also did not contain Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's (inset) response. Mexico's foreign relations department denied that account, saying it 'is based on absolute falsehoods.' Police officers are seen standing over two alleged drug cartel members (below) following a shooting in Cancun, Mexico, last week. Trump hinted that the drug trade is at the heart of the problem

Police reportedly opened fire on demonstrators using non-lethal bullets during the uproar on campus in California. Milo Yiannopoulos's (center inset) speech been cancelled amid the chaos. The University of California at Berkeley had been bracing for major protests Wednesday ahead of the arrival of the polarizing Breitbart News editor -the last stop of his tour aimed at defying what he calls an 'epidemic of political correctness on college campuses.'

An explosive report claims President Donald Trump fumed at Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, inset, about a deal for America to take asylum seekers from Australian detention centers during the leaders' first official phone call on Saturday, then cut the call short by half its allotted time. The report, in The Washington Post, is a huge embarrassment for Turnbull, who has insisted in recent days the asylum seeker deal is solid and relations with Washington are fine. The Post report, citing anonymous Trump Administration officials, said the president (pictured left) gave Turnbull (right) a major dressing-down during a pre-arranged call that was one of several the US leader made to international leaders on Sunday, including Russian President Vladimir Putin. 'This was the worst call by far,' Trump reportedly told Turnbull.

Hillary (left) and Bill (top right) Clinton stepped out together on Wednesday evening to enjoy Broadway's first a capella musical after plans were announced earlier in the day that she's working on a collection of personal essays that will touch on the 2016 presidential campaign. The former secretary of state was met with loud cheers and gleeful chants as she and her husband took their seats in the audience for a performance of 'In Transit Broadway'. The Clintons were photographed all smiles outside of the Circle in the Square Theatre where the a cappella musical is performed, as they both appeared to have not a care in the world after the show ended. In keeping up with her famous parents, Chelsea Clinton was also spotted out in New York City on Wednesday night at the Lincoln Center's American Songbook Gala at Alice Tully Hall. She posed for a photo with actor LL Cool J and the The Late Late Show host James Corden (bottom right)

The woman clutched her head in her hands after being lashed with a cane after being found guilty of having sex outside of wedlock, which is against Sharia law in Aceh, Indonesia. Pictures show how the woman was forced to kneel on the ground on the public stage in front of a mosque in Indonesia's Aceh province. Looking fearful, the man who hands out the punishment uses a cane to crack her across the back 26 times for violating the law as a crowd of people look on.

In the midst of another graphic video of a brutal fight between teens at a Mississippi high school going viral, one teacher and a former student from the school have revealed how the bureaucracy apparently helps the regular mass brawls continue. New policies at Terry High School in Hinds County 'deter teachers' at the school from punishing children who are involved in violent fights, one teacher, who did not want to be publicly identified, told WLBT. The educator's comments come after the school was the scene of another vicious brawl on Monday that was caught on camera (pictured). Officials say the most recent fight at the high school was a continuance of a brawl that happened on Friday during a basketball game.

From threatening to give noisy little ones coffee or teaching them to swear to selling them to the circus, the tongue in cheek posters are a reminder that diners prefer children to be seen, and not heard. The spoof signs warn parents of dire consequences if they fail to keep kids in check, including their offspring being sold to the circus (above, centre) or traded in for donuts (below, centre).

This mother was so keen to not miss a minute of her sons birth that she photographed it herself - and now insists all women should do the same. Lauren Chenault, 24, (left) pictured the magical moment her son Kai Arthur came in to the world (right), with the help of friends and family. New Yorker Lauren, who also has a one-year-old daughter Kailah, gave birth to Kai (inset) on January 31.

A Utah midwife convicted in the death of a premature twin baby marks a rare criminal case that comes as out-of-hospital births grow in popularity in the U.S. and more states move to license midwives. Vickie Sorensen (bottom and top right photos), 57, was sentenced to six months in jail Tuesday for manslaughter by a judge who called it one of the most difficult cases he'd ever presided over. Sorensen is seen in the above photo testifying in a Utah court on October 26, 2016.

From organizing your pantry to taking the perfect selfie, social media is filled with helpful hacks to make your life easier. But some have had enough of the lifestyle tips, which are often time consuming and difficult to replicate. They have taken to photo-sharing site Imgur to post spoof hacks - from a shopping trolley shelf (left) to a keyboard hanger (right) and a quick fix to changing the color of your iPhone (inset) to make others chuckle.

The New England Patriots star confirmed that his mother Galynn (pictured right with Brady and his father at the Super Bowl in 2012) has been ill, but did not disclose any further details. He is not yet sure whether his mother will be able to make the big game against Atlanta Falcons in Houston, but acknowledged how much it would mean to him. Brady, 39, broke down in tears while speaking about his father on Monday (left).

The award-winning interiors, featuring homes from Italy to Australia, have all been presented with the coveted Best of Houzz prize, which are given out in the first month of each year. The images represent the most popular kitchens as selected by the 40 million homeowners, builders and interior designers among users of the website Houzz. Pictured (clockwise from top left), a Scandi style kitchen in Sweden, a tall kitchen with wooden beams in the US, an Australian kitchen that opens to the outdoors, and an understated white and blue kitchen in Ireland.

There will be another six weeks of winter according to Pennsylvania's most famous rodent. Punxsutawney Phil emerged from his burrow early Thursday and saw his shadow during the annual tradition. It would have been just two weeks more of winter sadly had he not seen his shadow.

The scenes were filmed in as part of the BBC One series 'Spy In The Wild', which features eerily realistic robots disguised as a series of different animals. It will be shown in the UK tonight at 8pm. As well as the diving monkeys, tonight's episode will feature a range of other mischievous creatures, including a tropic bird which is attacked by aggressive frigate birds as they attempt to steal his fish.

Precious Nyathi (left), from the village of Gokwe, in the north west of Zimbabwe, was eight months pregnant when she went into labour. But her husband, Mr Nomore, was left baffled when the 36-year-old gave birth to 'something strange' which resembled an amphibious creature (right). The baby later died in hospital before village elders ordered that the 'frog-like creature' be burnt in front of a crowd of horrified residents. Inset: A village leader inspects the corpse.

Holy drone, Batman! Mechanical masterminds have spawned the Bat Bot, a soaring, sweeping and diving robot that may eventually fly circles around other drones. Because it mimics the unique and more flexible way bats fly, this 3-ounce prototype could do a better and safer job getting into disaster sites and scoping out construction zones than bulky drones with spinning rotors, said the three authors of a study released Wednesday in the journal Science Robotics.

NEW US primary school teacher, Barry White Jr, has created unique handshakes for each of his 10 and 11-year-old students which he performs every day before class. Each handshake is based around the students personality and acts as a relationship builder between them and their tutor. The routines range from understated handshakes and fist bumps to more elaborate dance routines, shuffles and salutes. Mr White Jr was inspired to create the personalised handshakes after watching his idol LeBron James, a basketball star who plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers, who has his own individual high-fives for each of his team mates.

A grand home owned by President Richard Nixon and dubbed the Western White House can now be yours for the slashed price of $63.5million. The 5.45-acre estate in San Clemente, California, was bought by the former Commander in Chief in 1969, six months into his presidency. Nixon entertained 17 heads of state at the home, which was built in 1926 and overlooks the Pacific Ocean. Among his guests were Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.

Calah Waskow, 15, of Georgia, described for Dr Phil how she and Jason Johnson, 37, were lying naked on his couch when the man's daughter, her friend, caught them in the act, then went upstairs.

The leopard dragged the doomed impala out of the water and started chowing down on the stricken creature, in a gruesome attack lasting just seconds in South Africa's Kruger National Park. It comes as the crafty leopard seem to have perfected a unique method for catching prey - surprising them while drinking water. The dramatic scene was caught on camera by Simon Vegter, a safari guide from Wild Wings Safaris during a trip to the park.

Hilarious footage shows a dog tip-toeing up behind a cat as it snoozes in a basket, before leaping on top of it and sending the terrified feline flying across the room. 'Something tells me this is now the puppy's favorite thing to do ever,' a viewer commented, with another agreeing: 'Yah, his whole body language said, "Damn, that worked better than I expected."' It's unclear where the video was filmed.

The winners of the Conde Nast Traveller Spa Awards 2017 have been announced featuring blissful retreats to suit every type of serenity seeker in destinations including Italy, India and Germany. Pictured: Yaan Wellness, Tulum won the best new hideaway award (top left), Anassa in Cyprus was named most consistent high performer (top right), the best fitness regime accolade went to Rancho La Puerta in Mexico (bottom left) and stylish Thai retreat Amanpuri took the gong for best bespoke retreat (bottom right).

London-based landscape photographer Timo Lieber shot the series - dubbed Thaw - in July 2016, perched from small planes and helicopters as he was flown several hundred miles over Greenland. They capture the Arctic's increasingly large body of blue lakes and rivers as they spill over the melting ice, and aim to bring viewers closer to an environmental calamity that is unfolding far from where we'd otherwise witness it.