While you were sleeping…

Good morning!

After you went to bed last night, Madonna styled out a stage dive, while Donald Trump planned a presidential run.

Sex and drugs were on the agenda as Korea legalized adultery andWashington D.C. legalized pot, and technology reached a new high with the unveiling of the world’s first 3D-printed jet engine.

Madonna’s stage dive stole the show

We can always count on the pop queen to put on a spectacular performance, and she certainly stole the show at the U.K.’s top music awards, the Brits, last night when she dramatically plunged down a set of steps after tripping up on her Armani cape during a rendition of her latest single. Ever the pro, Madonna just picked herself up, swept up said cape and carried on with her athletic pop routine. Click through for the eye-popping clip.

DC potheads skinned up

Just after midnight, the U.S. capital became the latest place where you can legally possess marijuana. You can’t sell it but you can own a bong, carry two ounces and grow a few plants in your kitchen without fear of being locked up anymore.

Koreans were free to be unfaithful

South Korean courts declared adultery legal after judging a 1950s ban old-fashioned and freedom-infringing. The result? Shares in contraceptive companies hit a climax.

Donald Trump planned a presidential bid

Thought that ongoing of Donald Trump running for president was a joke? Seems he’s taking a 2016 more seriously than we thought as he has hired a bunch of political advisers ahead of a potential bid.

The world’s first 3-D-printed jet engine was revealed

An Australian company’s world-first was created by a 3D printer, and could lead to planes that are lighter, cheaper to make and more fuel-efficient. The machine is one of just three large-format metal 3-D printers in the world – the other two are in France and Germany.