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Indiana 'Night Nurse' Taiyesha Baker (left) sparks an internal investigation after claiming white women raise sons that tend to be 'killers, 'rapists' and 'terrorists' (right). She wrote: 'Historically every son you had should be sacrificed to the wolves. B****.'

Survivors of the deadliest nightclub fire in US history gathered with families of the victims killed in the decades-old Boston blaze on Saturday. Tuesday will mark the 75th anniversary of the November 28, 1942, fire at the former Cocoanut Grove club (pictured) that claimed the lives of 492 people. An estimated 1,000 people were in the building at the time. Two people, Joyce S. Mekelburg (inset center right), 93, of Brockton, and Marshall Cole (inset center left), 92, who escaped the blaze joined former Boston Mayor Raymond Flynn and others at the Revere Hotel on Saturday afternoon.

Sacha Newley (left) claimed that his father Anthony (right with Joan Collins and Sacha in 1996) had a dark sexual proclivity which led to the bitter breakdown of his parents' marriage. It comes as the portraitist prepares to release a memoir focusing on his childhood, entitled Unaccompanied Minor, this week. In an interview with The Sunday Times, Sacha bluntly addressed long-circulated rumours about his father's sexual interests. 'He was a paedophile. My father was drawn to youthfulness,' He said. 'He thought innocence was an aphrodisiac. That was his sexual proclivity and it's a very dangerous, destructive thing.' (Inset: The Newley family pictured together in 1968)

EXCLUSIVE: Mother Sandra Van Den Berg, 38, from Manchester, UK, swapped her 'mum tum' for abs in just 12 weeks by overhauling her diet and working out just three days a week (pictured, Sandra before and after the transformation). Sandra, who struggled to find time to exercise after giving birth to sons Eddie, four, and Liam, two, shares the seven exercises she used to shed fat from around her legs, abdomen and arms. 

CNN took its latest shot in its war with President Donald Trump (left) by revealing that The Donald could be on track to triple former President Barack Obama's (right) time on the golf course in his first year in office. Trump has spent 80 days at golf properties out of 310 in office. By comparison, Obama played 333 rounds of golf during his eight years in office and at this point in the first year of his term had played 26 rounds. The commander-in-chief and the network have been in a long-standing feud, which escalated on Saturday when Trump tweeted that CNN is doing a terrible job of representing the US. CNN's PR wrote a responding tweet to say it's not the network's job to represent the US to the rest of the world.

Former US Ryder Cup player Brad Faxon teamed up with Trump against Woods and top-ranked Dustin Johnson at the president's golf club in Jupiter, Florida on Friday for a friendly 18 holes. 'He's a fun guy to joke around with. You would think you'd have to tip-toe around a bit with the President, but he immediately puts you at ease,' Faxon, a member at Trump National Golf Club, wrote in an essay. The best-ball match was played for a 'small wager', writes Faxon, who with Trump played up to the blue tees at about 6,500 yards, while Woods and Johnson played from the back tees at 7,600 yards.

Marine Corps vet Johnny Bobbitt (pictured on GMA, right) said he's been 'overwhelmed' by the generosity of strangers after Kate McClure's (also on GMA, left) fundraising campaign smashed its initial $10,000 target. Donations currently stand at more than $360,000 as money continues to pour in to help Bobbitt get back on his feet. Bobbitt was reunited with McClure on Good Morning America on Sunday where he pledged to pay forward his donations to help others. 'That's how I got the money to start with, from other people,' he said. '[I have to] return the favor. I can't constantly take and not give back.' 'This money was given to help me. Why not help other people in similar situations or people that are actively helping other people in different situations?' he added. 'Everybody out there is facing some kind of struggle, so if I can touch their life, the way mine was touched, [it'd be] an amazing feeling,' Bobbitt said. 'I want to feel the feeling on the opposite end.'

They're never short of loved-up displays on the red carpet, since tying the knot in 2006. And in Monday's Woman's Day magazine, it's been claimed that Keith Urban gave 'his adored wife the ultimate gift' - a $40million Manhattan mansion in New York. The lavish purchase is said to have been made, in order for Nicole Kidman to pursue her dream of acting on Broadway. 

James Cameron has revealed he nearly got into a fight with producer Harvey Weinstein at the 70th Academy Awards. The critically acclaimed director claimed in an interview with Vanity Fair that he almost hit the producer with his Oscar statue just as the show went live, but was dissuaded by guests. 

Facialist to the stars Sarah Chapman (pictured left and centre) has a six-months waiting list for treatment at her Chelsea clinic Skinesis. She was one of the first people Meghan Markle (pictured right) visited during her stay in London. According to the now-defunct lifestyle site The Tig, Meghan, 36, previously revealed that her mother, Doria drummed into her from an early age how important it is look after your skin. Since opening two years ago, Sarah's celebrity clients have also included Naomi Watts, Uma Thurman and supermodels Gigi Hadid and Jourdan Dunn. She shared her tips for caring for your skin at home.

Travel Channel star Zack Bagans purchased a plethora of Charles Manson's items after he died on November 19 including a set of dentures. The two had been pen pals so Bagan's believes that the teeth are authentic, according to TMZ. Included were a letter from Manson asking for the teeth back and a pentagram necklace made from toilet paper and underwear.

A woman went on an epic rant at Santa in a Canadian mall claiming he wasn't real. She berated Santa in Dufferin Mall in Toronto this past week with obscenities. 'You f*****g d**k head,' she said, screaming at Santa in the video captured by a hidden bystander. 'Do you have a sleigh?'

People from around the world have been sharing pictures online of the funniest things they've ever seen on the road - and they prove that long car journeys do not have to be boring. Pictured clockwise from top left: A Danny DeVito van; an advert for a plastic surgeon; a rather crude motorway sign; a broom standing in for a windscreen wiper; a car transformed into a boot and a rather retro driver, are just some of the eye-catching antics caught on camera.

These previously unseen colourised photos show the lengths which US soldiers went to during America's attempts to capture several Pacific Islands from the Japanese during the Second World War. The images were published today to mark the anniversary of the America's drive across the region, showing the successful assault and capture of the Tarawa Atoll in November 1943. Troops were photographed as they made their way through the ocean in full uniform heading to the shore, while another sees a group of soldiers taking cover behind a tank. One of the images, restored by colouriser Royston Leonard, shows the softer side of soldiers, with one crouching beside a tank to give a kitten a drink of water. Other images show American troops brandishing their rifles after capturing several Japanese prisoners. Royston, a 55-year-old electrician from Cardiff, said: 'These images show the moments in time when madness took over the world. 'Tarawa is the place that Marines learned the hard lessons that would help them later in the war. 

In the early hours of Friday morning, the McDonald's Twitter account posted a message reading  'Black Friday **** Need copy and link****.' The clear mistake was mercilessly mocked by users, including the account for McDonald's competitor Wendy's. Instead of removing the goof, the brand left up the tweet and joked that 'nothing comes before coffee.'

People from all over the world have been sharing pictures of the strangest things they've ever seen at the gym in a hilarious online gallery. Pictured clockwise from top left: A man tucks his laptop in the back of his bottoms; a lazy gym bunny brings a chair on the treadmill; a woman suffers an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction; another lazy man sips a coffee while he works out; a brave man tries to use his feet to exercise and a woman takes an ice cream break while people work out around her.

Benedict Allen, 57, went missing while trekking to a remote part of Papua New Guinea to film the Yaifo tribe, he fell dangerously ill with malaria and was eventually airlifted from the jungle by the Daily Mail. He'd been on the brink of setting off, alone, through jungle riddled with warring tribes in a bid to reach the nearest town. A decision his wife Lenka sums up as 'suicidal'. He said: 'That walk would have taken me five days,' he says. 'If I'd headed off by myself and been as ill as I was that night, I'd have veered off the path or laid down in the forest with fever. I certainly wouldn't be here now. I'm so grateful to Sam [the Mail's chief reporter Sam Greenhill, who hired the helicopter that airlifted him to safety] and to you, Linky.'

Auburn fans blanketed the field from end zone to end zone just like the last time they got to celebrate a stirring Iron Bowl win at the 87,451-capacity Jordan Hare Stadium. Fans covered the field in orange and blue after the final play, creating a scene similar to 2013 when the fourth-ranked Tigers beat Alabama on a last-play, 109-yard return of a missed field goal. The Tigers went on to the national title game but lost the three Iron Bowls since.

Fifty years ago next week, Christiaan Barnard performed the world's first human-to-human heart transplant in South Africa, but went on to be gripped by his hunger for fame, money and women. Barnard (pictured, left, with historic heart transplant recipient Louis Washkansky) was second only to Nelson Mandela as his country's most famous citizen. But the doctor (pictured, right) would go on to damage his reputation as a surgeon and embrace his reputation as a playboy rubbing shoulders with the stars such as Hollywood's Sophia Loren (pictured, with Barnard, inset).

He's the son of the late 'Crocodile Hunter' Steve Irwin. And during the week, Robert Irwin continued his father's legacy when he stopped by Jimmy Fallon's talk show to bring awareness to some of the world's most frightening animals. Leaving the host petrified, the 13-year-old saved the worst for last, bringing in a large Burmese Python named Butterscotch. 

Lazy people from around the world shared the ingenious and amusing tricks they use to cut corners on the days when they're finding life too much of a struggle. Clockwise from top left: one man takes his dog for a walk whilst driving the car; another saves time by washing up in the bath; another eats popcorn directly from his hood; one household can't be bothered to change the loo roll over; a man invents his own hands free device with a charger and fitness enthusiasts take the escalator up to the gym.

In the polar bear capital of the world in Churchill, Manitoba, one motorist spent several nervy minutes inside his 4x4 when one curious animal pressed its nose to the passenger-side window, pictured. Alexandre Martina, 31, was on holiday indulging in some wildlife photography when he was confronted by the polar bear, which can sometimes weigh up to 1,400lb.

People from around the world have been sharing their worst tanning fails in an online gallery that will leave you cringing with embarrassment. Pictured clockwise from top left: A woman is left with an imprint of her goggles; another is left with bright orange feet; this tan lover had tan lines down her neck and face; another has a bright orange face; after wearing a dress with interesting straps this party goers had unique tan lines and a woman is left with white marks around her eyes after getting a very dark tan.

Freight trains have killed 106 reindeer in four days after drivers didn't receive a warning from railway bosses to slow down. The animals were hit on three occasions this week on land in Kvalforsbrua, North Norway, where 65 were killed on Saturday. This followed the deaths of 26 on Wednesday and 15 on Thursday despite rail operator Bane Nor telling the landlord trains would drive slowly in the route.

This week's episode of Blue Planet II features the breathtaking moment hundreds of thousands of spider crabs descended on the shallow waters of an Australian bay in order to shed their shells. Hundreds of thousands of crabs arrive at once in the shallow waters and climb on top of each other to create huge protective mounds that can be up to 100m long before shedding the shells they have outgrown to make way for new, larger shells.