A TAB account belonging to embattled Parramatta Eels star Kieran Foran lost $75,000 in a two-hour gambling spree. The troubled star spent the last three weeks at a Brisbane rehabilitation clinic to address personal issues. Foran overdosed on prescription pills last month and his long-term relationship with Rebecca Pope (right) - who he shares two young children with - broke down.

NEW Demi Rose, 21, left and right, who grew up in Sutton Coldfield, near Birmingham, has become the talk of Cannes after being pictured with rapper Tyga, inset top, just a week after he split with ex-girlfriend Kylie Jenner. The British model, who is a dead ringer for Jenner (inset), was initially pictured attending a nightclub party with the American and has since been spotted shopping at the French resort with the 26-year-old. She has 2.2million Instagram followers and said it was her 'dream' to model ever since she was a little girl. Demi Rose was also previously a member of controversial girl group Taz's Angels.

A quick look through the sold listings on eBay reveals hundreds of common items - records, toys and iPods - that could net their owners thousands of dollars of they were sold online. Some rare and original comics can sell for tens of thousands of dollars through the online retailer. But even Walt Disney VHS tapes and Hot Wheels toy sets can fetch thousands.

EgyptAir hostess Samar Ezz Eldin (centre), 27, posted a picture of a stewardess with a plane crashing into the sea behind her (inset) on her Facebook page just four months after she started working at Egypt's national carrier. Miss Eldin, who studied modern languages at the Ain Shams University in Cairo, was among the first victims to be named as investigators admitted the cause of the disaster was still a mystery. The search was continuing today for wreckage of the Airbus A320 which vanished from radar near Greece while carrying 66 people from Paris to Cairo and fell out of the sky (top left). Heartbreaking details are also emerging about other passengers and crew including the captain, Mohamed Said Ali Ali Shoukair (top right) who had celebrated a promotion just four days earlier, the co-pilot Mohammad Mamdouh Assem (bottom right) whose mother spend her life savings so he could learn to fly and cabin manager Mervat Zakaria (bottom far right) who gave up a successful acting career to become an air hostess. Devastated relatives gathered at Charles De Gaulle and Cairo Airports, weeping and comforting each other as they waited for news of their loved ones.

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia Resort 17 has closed with a jaw-dropping collection by New York fashion house Oscar de la Renta. The show, held at Sydney venue Carriageworks, marked Oscar de la Renta's runway debut in Australia, and featured a range of couture and ready-to-wear pieces. Australian model Shanina Shaik stunned in a soft cream gown embellished with gold (second left) and the feminine piece embodied the tone of the show, that was both lady-like and feminine. Beautiful gowns, (left, second right), and bridal gowns (right) featured in the collection, as did chic corporate designs.

At first glance this picture doesn't seem to show much but take a closer look and you'll see one of nature's masters of disguise at work. With its feathers blending seamlessly into the bark of a tree this Eastern Screech Owl is almost impossible to spot. But sharp-eyed photographer Larry Lynch was lucky enough to capture the owl as it disguised itself in a tree close to his home in Florida.

Joy Pinquier, 23, far left, who claims she is the star's daughter from an alleged affair with her mother Joelle (together, inset), which ended in 1992 when he played for Paris St Germain, was left in tears after Ginola refused to see her. He has previously denied he is her father. The football star had regained consciousness earlier following a six-hour quadruple heart bypass operation overnight with his surgeon revealing the footballer - who is married to Coraline, with whom he has two children, Andrea and Carla, pictured centre in 2006 - had been in 'a catastrophic state'. Professor Dreyfus, quoted in local newspaper Var-Matin, clarified Ginola had not suffered a heart attack but said the coronary arteries supplying blood to the heart had been affected. 'He arrived in a catastrophic state,' the surgeon said. 'He was unconscious and did not remember anything. Former Newcastle United footballer David Ginola remains in hospital 'in a coma' today after collapsing during a football game in the south of France. The 49-year-old is said to have fallen unconscious on a football pitch at the home of Jean-Stéphane Camerini - the organiser of the Mapauto Golf Cup - in the Mandelieu region yesterday afternoon.

The palatial palaces of footballers, actors and singers, among other celebrities, are lingering on the property market for months at a time, forcing sellers to slash the asking price. For those of us stuck in the mundane world of mortgages and rent, it's hard to feel sorry for them, but spare a thought for celebrities trying - and failing - to sell their homes. Former Take That star Robbie Williams (top left) has had to cut the asking price for his Wiltshire manor house by $4million, down to just $11million. Cheryl (top right) has slashed hers by $1million and is now asking for $14million for her and ex-husband Ashley Cole's Surrey love nest. Meanwhile Ricky Gervais (bottom left) and Tom Conti (bottom right) have dropped their asking prices by $1.4million and $5million respectively. But why are these stars struggling to sell?

NEW Two former Virginia Tech students charged in the disappearance and death of a 13-year-old girl appeared in court Friday for a preliminary hearing. David Eisenhauer, 18, (left) is charged with kidnapping and first-degree murder in the January stabbing death of Blacksburg seventh-grader Nicole Lovell (center). Natalie Keepers, 19 (right) is charged with being an accessory to kidnapping and murder and with helping hide the body.

Followers of a Shia Muslim sect, who were convicted of female genital mutilation, should serve jail time instead of home detention in order to deter others, a court has heard. A mother who can't be named, midwife Kubra Magennis and Dawoodi Bohra sect community leader Shabbir Mohammedbhai Vaziri were each handed a minimum 11 month custodial sentence. The trio's barrister Robert Sutherland SC advocated for house arrest but crown prosecutor Nanette Williams said home detention allowed for a 'perception of leniency'.

Prince Andrew (pictured, left) was allegedly in line for $8million in commission from a murky deal in corrupt Kazakhstan - while also working as a special trade envoy for Britain. He used his status as a royal to help kickstart the $770million venture on behalf of Greek and Swiss clients. Emails show that in April 2011 the Duke of York used his relationship with the Kazakh oligarch Kenges Rakishev (right) to quietly help a Greek utility firm and a Swiss finance house bid for infrastructure contracts. The disclosures shine a light on how Prince Andrew may have maintained his jetset lifestyle with no obvious source of income apart from a small Navy pension and an allowance from the Queen.

Mike Tindall, 37, (right) has opened up about the show stealing moment his daughter Mia, two, grabbed the Queen's handbag during her 90th birthday portrait (left) while appearing on Good Morning Britain. The former rugby star said the moment was unplanned and they toddler was being 'a bit naughty'. He added that her Majesty told her to go on holding the bag during the photo shoot by Annie Liebovitz.

Hannah Battiste, 18, from Nova Scotia, Canada, took to her Facebook page last week to share a photo of herself posed with the words 'F**k You' written on her chin in response to her body-shamers (left). The teen, who often takes selfies (top and bottom) explained the the humorous picture is her reaction to people who judge her as she insisted in her message that 'being thick is a choice'.

Sean Penn's new movie The Last Face was savaged after its premiere at Cannes on Friday, where viewers booed and guffawed. His latest directorial effort, after his 2007 film Into the Wild, stars Charlize Theron as an international aid worker in Liberia who falls in love with a doctor, played by Javier Bardem (inset left). Many have taken to social media hailing The Last Place as the lowest point of Penn's career, with some suggesting Theron broke up with the 55-year-old after she saw an early edit of the film. Penn (main) has already responded to the overwhelming criticism (inset left), saying: 'I stand by the film as it is, and everyone is going to be entitled to their response.'

Julie Tauber McMahon, who has denied being involved with Clinton, is seen in Chappaqua, NY, for the first time since it emerged his foundation had helped get funding for a firm she part owns. McMahon, 56, describes herself as a family friend of the Clintons. She has been named as the 'Energizer', an alleged mistress whose Secret Service nickname was disclosed by a leading investigative journalist and author - a claim she denies. She had not been seen since the revelation about her company's links to his foundation. This week Donald Trump used the word 'rape' to describe allegations against the ex-president, and Hillary declined a chance to defend her husband's 'honor'.

Jarryd Hayne may have been selected for the Fiji sevens squad for their World Series tournament in London this weekend, but he's been told by coach Ben Ryan he's far from in perfect shape. The former Parramatta Eel (centre) has never played the small-sided version of rugby before and only became available this week after quitting the San Francisco 49ers, so Ryan says he's lacking fitness compared to specialists such as Samisoni Viriviri (left) and Viliame Mata (right).

Alison Heuke has saved tens of thousands of dollars on rent and bills by house and pet sitting in Melbourne and Sydney over the last 13 months. Now the 36-year-old is making money by charging the homeowners for her services. She owns a home in Adelaide and is looking at purchasing one in Melbourne but has no plans to give up her nomadic lifestyle.

The Duchess of Cambridge visited the America's Cup base of sailing champion Sir Ben Ainslie in Portsmouth to see how youngsters are being inspired to join the marine industry. In her role as royal patron of the 1851 Trust, a charity set up as part of the Ben Ainslie Racing (BAR) effort to win the prestigious racing tournament, Kate will launch two initiatives aimed at involving children and young adults from diverse backgrounds in sailing and the technology of the sport.

In the cute video the mother is overloaded with affection from her young. Kitten after kitten piles on top of her and suckles from her teats. The delightful video was posted on Facebook by Garden of Delight. The adult feline can only lie back and relax as she is totally surrounded by her young.

With limited yet coveted space, islands are sometimes the most densely populated places on Earth with destinations such as Hong Kong and Manhattan proving to be startlingly congested. For example, Santa Cruz del Islote (top left) off Colombia has a population density equivalent of about 300,000 people per square mile - far more than bustling Manhattan (bottom left). Similarly, Migingo Island (inset) has a population density of 250,000 per square mile and its burgeoning population only started arriving in 2002. Venice (top right) is tiny but has a population of 270,000, while the old town of Lubeck (bottom right) in Germany has outgrown its island and sprawled into the surrounding areas.

Richard Rasmussen, 36, has been called Brazil's version of Bear Grylls and was out in his native country filming a segment explaining tidal bores waves. Rasmussen can be seen talking to the camera about the phenomenon, and as he turns around to show how amazing a tidal bore can be, it dawns on him that it is about to come down on him. He is forced to flee the mass of water, running away with the wave hot at his heels.

Dilek Edwards (left) alleged that she was sacked from the Wall Street chiropractic clinic that self-confessed lesbian Stephanie Adams (right), 45, owns with her doctor husband, Charles Nicolai (pictured inset with the son he shares with Ms Adams). However a Manhattan judge ruled on Thursday that Ms Edwards' suit didn't contain any allegations that she was fired 'because of her status as a woman'. In court papers filed in November 2013, Ms Edwards said that Mr Nicolai warned her in June that his wife 'might become jealous' after she gave him yoga-therapy sessions to help with chronic pain, telling her 'it had to be a secret.'

Holly Kelland, 18, (left, inset and today outside court) set up a profile under a different name with the aim of contacting mothers with young children. Together with school friend Codie Farrar, 17, (right, inset and today outside court) Kelland tried to lure in targets by telling them they had one prizes, including designer baby clothes, in fictitious raffles. Both girls were handed 12-month detention orders after previously admitting to conspiracy to kidnap three babies, identified only as 'U', 'S' and 'W', in September last year. Kelland, of Wolverhampton, also admitted to three further counts of fraud by false representation.

Dayne Levinrad, of The Grind Coffee Company, in South Africa, launched the product and he now claims there have been nearly one million images posted using the #coffeeinacone around the world. The coffee combines ice cream, coffee and chocolate - all Instagram favourites - while topping off with foaming milk in a heart shape. Although it sounds like a recipe for a leaking disaster, Dayne quickly found he couldn't use ordinary cones. He had to be inventive. The answer was to make their own cones and use four layers of chocolate to reinforced them, also adding different percentages of cocoa to each layer of coating inside.

Members of New York's Outdoor Co-ed Topless Pulp Fiction Appreciation Society said they put on the performance to highlight the restrictions that society places on people's bodies. While Prospero and Miranda, who have been exiled on a Caribbean Island for 12 years, start the show fully nude the more civilized characters who are washed ashore start out wearing costumes before discarding them as the show goes on.

A car enthusiast has taken footage of the Sesto Elemento from inside the supercar as it whizzes around Qatar (pictured). Just 20 models were ever made when it went on sale in 2011, with loyal Lamborghini customers the only people to receive an exclusive invite from the company to purchase the vehicle.

The audience were watching the impressive but bizarre act (bottom left) at a pit in Phuket, Thailand, when the snake leapt into the crowd (right) and prepared to launch a venomous attack. For a few nerve-shredding seconds it appears that the cobra, which can unleash enough venom to kill 20 people in one bite, was going to find a new victim - but thankfully, its handler came to the rescue (left).

Sergey Pashkovskiy, a wolf-breeder, teaches his baby cubs how to howl. The adorable footage is filmed at his home in the city of Chelyabinsk, Russia. In the sweet clip Sergey holds a black and a grey Canadian wolf on his chest. Eventually the one-month old grey cub manages to master the art for the first time.

Three thousand lucky souls have boarded the world's biggest cruise ship on its pre-inaugural cruise - and MailOnline Travel is among them. Docked at Southampton this past week, the awe-inspiring Harmony of the Seas is sailing up the English Channel this weekend before returning to the UK on Sunday and allowing the privileged few a sneak peek of what lies ahead for holidaymakers.

The electric motorcycle is made from tiny aluminum alloy particles using a 3D printer, and can go 37 miles on a single charge. 50 motorbikes will be made costing $56,000 each. The frame weighs just 13 pounds, about 30 percent less than conventional e-motorbikes.

Three adorable baby owls have melted the hearts of millions on the Chinese internet after they got lost at a Chinese forest park. The tiny birds have been picked up by rangers at Pu'er National Forest Park in the province of Yunnan recently, according to local media. Keepers at the park have adopted the young bird and hope to release them back to nature in three months.