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A decade ago there were a whole host of famous faces putting on a family-friendly facade alongside their loving wives while in the public eye. However, behind the scenes, dozens crept onto their computers to get promiscuous with married strangers on infamous dating website Ashley Madison - which promoted itself as a place for spouses to get tangled up in affairs. Ashley Madison, which was established in 2001, drew people in with their intriguing slogan, 'life is short, have an affair' and over 37 million unfaithful spouses took the bait. Users considered it to be a discrete site for adulterers but the curtain came tumbling down in 2015 when the dating service was hacked - leaving a slew of serial cheaters, including many high-profile celebrities, in seriously hot water.

Jennifer Lopez was pictured stepping out without husband Ben Affleck on Wednesday, amid rumors that the Hollywood couple are headed for a split. The Hustlers star, 54, was seen in a casual sporty look as she arrived at a dance studio in Los Angeles accompanied by her crew.  The Gone Girl actor, 51, was not present for the outing. The couple were last seen together seven weeks prior, at the end of March, while grabbing lunch in New York City.

The celebrity couple known as 'Bennifer,' were last seen together seven weeks prior, at the end of March, while grabbing lunch in New York City. In April 2021, JLo and Ben were spotted together for the first time in over a decade, sparking relationship rumors. They eventually went public with their rekindled romance and wed in July 2022.

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway revealed the name of the company they have been building a secret stake in for the past nine months causing the share price to immediately soar. The company's shares then immediately jumped more than seven percent in after-hours trading peaking at over eight percent.

Karen Read was dubbed America's 'happiest murder defendant'. She seemed to snap as she appeared for the 12th day of her murder trial accused of killing her ex-cop boyfriend John O'Keefe in 2022. Read, 44, is charged with second-degree murder, manslaughter while operating under the influence of alcohol , and leaving the scene of personal injury and death.

Donald Trump's youngest son Barron, 18, (together left and right with mother Melania) is due to graduate from Oxbridge Academy on Friday and there has been much speculation over what he may do next. The former president has suggested in the past that he was weighing up going to the University of Pennsylvania, and he was also rumored to be considering New York University. But speaking at Mar-a-Lago (inset top), Trump revealed Barron was now considering other options which could see him return to his childhood home at Trump Tower (inset bottom). There has been much talk about a potential political career for Barron after he was elected as an at-large delegate to help formally nominate his father Donald Trump as the Republican presidential nominee.

Arturo Rivera Martínez, who works at a taco stand in Mexico City, has become a Michelin star chef for serving $5 tacos with quality meat. His secret is simplicity and an extremely hot grill. Tacos El Califa de León is first taco stand in the world to receive the coveted Michelin star.

Omar Bin Omran (left as a teenager and right now) was believed to have disappeared 27 years ago. Omar's family assumed he had been killed before the truth literally hit close to home this week. The missing man is alleged to have been taken prisoner by a 61-year-old neighbor who is now in police custody. Omar, now 45, was found in his basement (middle) earlier this week. Footage shows the moment Omar was found in what appeared to be a well inside the house of his alleged captor. The blurry video shows torchlights shining into a pit surrounded by hay as Omar furtively looks up, seemingly bewildered by the search party surrounding him, stray pieces of straw in his hair.

Of all the troubles to have afflicted the Royal Family this year, none has been more devastating than the tragic death of Thomas Kingston, the 45-year-old husband of Lady Gabriella Windsor. Handsome and popular, Tom died from what was described as a traumatic head wound in February. A gun was found near his body in an outbuilding at his parents' home in the Cotswolds. This weekend will be particularly poignant for Lady Gabriella, as Saturday is the fifth anniversary of her wedding at St George's Chapel, Windsor - a joyful occasion with the late Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip among the guests. Now, I can reveal details of how the Royal Family is helping her recover from the ordeal.

In a surprise video release Wednesday morning, a swaggering Joe Biden - mustering his best 'Dirty Harry' impression - challenged his 2024 opponent to meet him with rhetorical guns drawn for two presidential debates. The truth is that Democrats are in a full-blown panic - and a drowning man will clutch at straws. And here's where this gambit turns from desperate to downright pathetic. The New York Times released new polling on Monday showing Trump leading in five of the six swing states that will decide the 2024 election. And despite Biden's public pronouncements that be believes all the polls are wrong, his campaign obviously believes all the polls are right. The Democratic Party is now willing to do anything to stop this election from slipping out of reach - and the coach has called a Hail Mary halfway through the first quarter. To prepare the battlefield for Biden, his side has demanded a series of accommodations be met before Joe meets Donald to duel.

Despite all the capabilities of cutting-edge military tech on display in Ukraine, Moscow's primary frontline tactic appears ripped from the playbook of World War I generals - batter Ukrainians with artillery before dispatching waves of soldiers to secure territory inch by blood-soaked inch. It's a style of warfare reminiscent of the Battle of Passchendaele - but it has proved nonetheless effective with Vladimir Putin's forces gaining territory hand over fist in eastern Ukraine. So, until the AI overlords of the future swoop in to do the heavy lifting for us, George S. Patton's observation that 'wars may be fought with weapons, but they are won by men' looks set to endure. Patton was one of the United States' most revered generals, but it is in Russia where his axiom is perhaps best understood. It was only thanks to sheer Soviet manpower - and willingness to incur casualties on a scarcely believable scale - that the Allied powers were able to defeat the Nazis in World War II. Now, this week's round in the East-West war of words saw Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov goad Western leaders and declare his forces are ready to take on NATO should the security alliance deploy its own troops on Ukrainian soil. With that in mind, MailOnline takes a look at how the armies of Russia and NATO stack up, and outlines the tale of the tape for a potential future clash between East and West on the battlefield in Ukraine.

Carlos Alonso's attorney, Lauren Field Krasnoff, also said 'there's doubt about his involvement' and stressed that her client doesn't drink and has 50 years of boating experience. Alonso, 78, shown left, has not been charged with a crime. Ella and another girl were wakeboarding behind a 42-foot Hanse Fjord walk-around near Key Biscayne, just south of Miami, on Saturday afternoon before falling off at different spots, officials said. A dozen people had been on the boat pulling Adler. Before the vessel could return to collect her, Adler was hit by another boat, which immediately sped away, according to a statement from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

The incident happened Saturday, when members of the Havener family were outside in their yard soaking in the spring weather. Sat on their back patio, April and her husband Greg were joined by their nine-year-old daughter and two other family members - before coming face-to face with the carnivorous cat. The family's regular feline, Tuxie, was also in the area - and was the first to encounter the uninvited guest He can be seen darting away from the cougar in the heart-pounding clip, before eventually leading it to the family.

Squid Game: The Challenge enjoyed success at the BAFTAs on Sunday night, with the show picking up the gong for best Reality Series category at the prestigious British awards ceremony. This fiendishly tricky brainteaser, created by entertainment company VSO and based on the series, challenges you to find the player with a missing zipper on their jacket. This extremely difficult head scratcher takes the average person 40 seconds to solve. VSO says that those who can solve the puzzle in a quicker time have a 'high IQ'. Put yourself to the test and see if you can find the odd man out in this tricky optical challenge. (Pictured: the brainteaser).

Fans hoping to see more of the bare bottoms and raunchy sex scenes that made the first series such a hit are set to be disappointed, TV critics have warned in their reviews. While there is still a love story at the centre of the series three, this time between Penelope Featherington ( Nicola Coughlan ) and Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton), reviews claim the 'sex scenes are dull'.

The paradise island in the Pacific scored an 82.9 out of 100 among the more than 10,000 respondents to the survey run by the index operation. Known the world over for its tourism, the US city with the best perceived brand is also called the 'gateway' to the rest of its state. Celebrities and adventure junkies alike flock to this city for rest and relaxation and vitamin D exposure during the winter months.

A remarkable and never seen before snapshot of royal motherhood (top left), taken by Lord Snowdon, shows Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Margaret, Princess Alexandra and the Duchess of Kent holding their newborn babies in 1964. It was captured by Princess Margaret's celebrated photographer husband as a personal token of thanks for Sir John Peel, the royal obstetrician who delivered all four babies within two months - Prince Edward , Lady Sarah Chatto, James Ogilvy and Lady Helen Windsor. And it will be one of the highlights of a new exhibition Royal Portraits: A Century of Photography, opening tomorrow at The King's Gallery, Buckingham Palace. The charming picture will be displayed along with a handwritten letter from Princess Margaret to her sister (top centre) asking her 'Darling Lilibet' to sign a print 'as a souvenir of an extraordinary two months of delivery'. Also pictured: The Queen Mother's personal copy of her daughter Elizabeth II's Coronation portrait in 1953 (top right); a portrait by Cecil Beaton of The Queen Mother taken in 1939 (centre right); Princess Elizabeth in a 1942 wartime portrait also taken Beaton (bottom left); a portrait by Beaton of Princess Margaret taken in 1949 (bottom centre); and Antony Armstrong-Jones's portrait of then-Prince Charles and Princess Anne, taken in 1956 (bottom right).

An entire town has been listed on the market for a staggeringly low amount. Made up of 28 buildings, both residential and commercial, the town is in desperate need of renovations. By buying the property, interested parties can also determine the direction they want the downtown area to go in.

Emily Stomatuk, 28, married husband Michael Justin, 47, in November 2023, after meeting him when she was 23 and he was 42. The couple, who are based in Los Angeles, are often questioned about their 19-year age gap, revealing in a recent TikTok video how they told their loved ones. 'My parents had some concerns,' Emily, who works as an ICU travel nurse, admitted.

Jared Bridegan, 33, was gunned down in what police say was a murder-for-hire plot by his ex-wife, her husband and a former tenant in 2022. On Wednesday a bond hearing was held for his first wife Shanna Gardner who has lawyered up with famed Casey Anthony attorney Jose Baez. Prosecutors pushed back at Gardner's attempt to post bond and damning texts between Gardner and a friend were read aloud.

It is not every day that a billionaire's daughter whose mother once dated Prince Andrew buys a famous London restaurant for £6.4million, spends another million doing it up and hard launches on a warm morning in May, when diners are already queueing up for her seafood towers and green tomato martinis, writes JAN MOIR. But Tara MacBain is no ordinary restrauteur - and Julie's is no ordinary restaurant. Part of London's dining folklore for over 50 years, it was here that Mick Jagger once had post-gig scrambled eggs with Princess Margaret after the Rolling Stones played Wembley Stadium in 1976. It was here that Madonna had an unlikely dinner date with Tom Cruise and where Oasis liked to party. Now Tara is relaunching it.

The royal pair are undergoing a joint state visit to Norway, but yesterday, Queen Mary of Denmark was photographed without her husband (pictured). Earlier that day, Mary, 52, appeared in high spirits as she joined King Frederik X, 52, and Queen Sonja of Norway, 86, for a walk along the harbour promenade in Oslo (inset).

The man, named in court papers as John Doe, won the fourth largest lottery prize in US history when he hit the Mega Millions jackpot in January last year. But his ex-partner has accused him of 'terrorizing' her with hired surveillance when she refused to resume their relationship, trying to kidnap their young daughter, crushing her with litigation and descending 'into the gutter'. Doe has accused her of leaking details about his identity, and described the idea that he asked to get back together with a woman who had cheated on him as 'made for TV'. But his father has backed her claims and accused the lottery winner of trying to cut him off from his granddaughter, telling him: 'You are not the son I knew'.

The Connecticut childhood home of William F. Buckley Jr., founder of the National Review magazine and prolific conservative writer, hit the market for $5.5 million. Great Elm, a 8,872 square foot mansion, was originally built in 1812 and bought by William Buckley Sr. in 1923.Buckley Jr.'s childhood home has eight bedrooms, nine bathrooms and massive living and dining spaces. The bathrooms feature art deco designs and there is a three-story New Orleans inspired atrium

'Plebes' at the U.S. Naval Academy banded together on Wednesday to participate in the Herndon Climb, a tradition that has been going on for more than eight decades. Around 1,175 underclassmen worked together to scale the 21-foot monument, which had been slicked in vegetable shortening, to replace a 'Dixie cup' hat with the more formal cap reserved for upperclassmen. Hoses aimed at the recruits doused them in a relentless spray of cold water. Twenty-year-old Ben Leisegang helped the class come out victorious after a grueling two years, 19 minutes and 11 seconds.