Stark contrast! How the Game of Thrones cast would really look in the hit HBO series if producers had stayed closer to George R.R. Martin books

Four inmates - Shamieke Pugh, Maurice Lee, Dontez Hollis and Daryl Pascol - were sitting together, handcuffed to a table. Inmate Greg Reinke (inset) slipped out of his handcuffs, pulled a homemade blade out of his shocks and began stabbing the men (left). Correctional officers stayed behind a closed door allegedly laughing and debating letting the men die. Guards entered the area after one of the victims got out of his cuffs and tackled Reinke to the ground (right). The lawsuit, filed by Pugh and Lee, allege that officers strip-searched the four men but not Reinke and either gave him a key to his cuffs or knew he had one. Reinke was sentenced to 54 years for the attack and is currently on a hunger strike, saying he is being mistreated by guards.

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What David Attenborough told BBC viewers about this raging orangutan fighting a digger is only part of the truth... and that's just one of the flaws in the great naturalist's 'alarmist' new documentary, warns DAVID ROSE 😱

Vladimir Putin's VERY sinister submarine: Latest devastating weapon in Russian leader's arsenal - set to be launched tomorrow - is bristling with deep-sea spy drones and nukes capable of taking out an entire city 😱

The Pope encourages people to reject the 'glitter of wealth' during Easter vigil at the Vatican 🕺

Thomas Mundy, 58, (left) of Long Beach, New York is the man seen nailing the president's (right) speaking voice, mannerisms, and speech patterns in a viral clip that's been seen more than 3.1 million times on social media in about a week. The married, former comedian and local AM radio host who now works as an union iron worker for local union 66 in Long Island, told @police_frequency in the Telegram he didn't record his first impersonation of Trump until Trump announced he was running for president in 2015.

Pot heads attended huge public events in Denver, Colorado, San Francisco, California and the National Cannabis Festival in Washington, DC to puff up in unison. The celebrations were bigger than ever this year after ten US states and Washington DC legalized recreational marijuana in the past few years, with many more decriminalizing. Smokers posted their festivities online as marijuana users celebrated their love of the drug on April 20. Stoners have for decades celebrated their love of the drug on this day, but the once counter-culture celebration that was all about getting stoned now is so mainstream Corporate America is starting to embrace it.

A cat appears to give Jamie Oliver a run for his money as he holds a pot - however on closer inspection it is clear he is sitting in front of painting 😂 #funny