Jesse James' Colt .45 revolver expected to fetch $1.6million at auction 130 years after outlaw's assassinationThe six shooter was a favourite of the notorious gunslinger It is described as one of the most significant ever to appear at auctionPassed to James' son Jesse James Jr who gave it to a doctor in 1923It then ended up in the hands of Harry Hawes, a Missouri state senatorIt is due to go under the hammer in Los Angeles on November 24By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 12:02 EST, 14 November 2013 | Updated: 12:08 EST, 14 November 2013 e-mail 9

NBA Youngboy and Kodak Black appear to have put their beef to an end. Video emerged on Thursday morning of the Louisiana rapper and the Broward County rapper on FaceTime together. It seems like all is well between the two after years of feuding with one another. During the call, NBA Youngboy and Kodak Black share their mutual love for Jamaican cuisine. However, the clip cuts short so it's unclear what transpired afterward.

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Throughout fashion history, few pieces have earned true icon status. There was the famous tweed Chanel suit. The Gucci horse-bit loafers. The Burberry trench. And, of course, there is the legendary Celine Triomphe handbag. Typical of the famous French brand, the crossbody leather handbag is daringly simple, featuring a flap opening and a large 18-karat gold clasp with Celine's double ‘C’ logo. Since it first hit the shelves in the 70s, the bag has been seen as the epitome of timeless, chic, Parisian elegance — it's no wonder celebrities like Selena Gomez, Angelina Jolie, Kaia Gerber and Katie Holmes have all been spotted out on the town with their own Triomphe bags in tow.

JD SalingerInterviewMatt Salinger: ‘My father was writing for 50 years without publishing. That’s a lot of material’Lidija HaasIn JD Salinger’s centenary year, his son opens up about life with the Catcher in the Rye author – and for the first time, confirms there are unpublished works to come Among all the dispute and conjecture that has surrounded the life of JD Salinger, one mystery remains especially puzzling. What did he produce after ceasing to publish his writing in 1965, and will it ever be read?