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Katherine Schwarzenegger and Chris Pratt. Broadimage/Shutterstock Standing by her man. Katherine Schwarzenegger made a rare comment about the online criticism of her husband, Chris Pratt. “I see what people say,” the Gift of Forgiveness author, 33, said in an interview with The New York Times published on Monday, February 6. “But I just know that it’s so far from the reality.” The University of Southern California alum added that she never had to deal with queries about her personal life until she met Pratt, 43, despite the fact that she comes from a famous family. “I wasn’t getting questions about…

A dead, partially frozen shark washed ashore a Cape Cod beach this past weekend amid record-breaking cold temperatures in the Northeast. “Def not what I was expecting to find on my frozen winter adventure,” local photographer Amie Medeiros shared in an Instagram post. On Saturday, Medeiros captured the images of the frozen encrusted shark amid a brutal cold snap that plunged the Massachusett’s peninsula to subzero temperatures on Friday and Saturday. GIRL DIES IN SHARK ATTACK AFTER TRYING TO SWIM WITH DOLPHINS The shark which washed ashore at Cold Storage Beach in Dennis, Massachusetts, was pictured resting on one side, mouth agape showcasing…

A Chipotle restaurant in Miami, Florida.Joe Raedle | Getty Images News | Getty ImagesCheck out the companies making headlines after hours.Chipotle Mexican Grill — Shares fell more than 4% in extended trading after Chipotle Mexican Grill missed analysts’ expectations on the top and bottom lines. The burrito chain reported earnings of $8.29 per share on revenue of $2.18 billion. Analysts polled by Refinitiv were anticipating earnings of $8.90 per share on revenue of $2.23 billion.Enphase Energy — The solar stock jumped more than 8% after Enphase Energy reported quarterly results that topped analysts’ expectations for earnings per share and revenue,…

Gavin Andresen, the former lead Bitcoin developer appointed by Satoshi Nakamoto himself, now regrets that he once supported the controversial Australian computer scientist Craig Wright.Writing on his personal blog earlier this month, Andresen called it “a mistake” to trust Craig Wright, and said he regrets “getting sucked into the ‘who is (or isn’t) Satoshi’ game.”“I don’t believe in rewriting history, so I’m going to leave this post up. But in the seven years since I wrote it, a lot has happened, and I now know it was a mistake to trust Craig Wright as much as I did,” Andresen wrote…

A family in Minnesota has attracted visitors throughout the state after they built a massive snowman in their front yard.Eric and Anastasia Fobbe, a married couple from Wright County, built a giant snowman that they’ve reportedly named “Frosty Fobbe,” according to FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul.The snowman was set up between Buffalo Run Road and Rodeo Drive in the City of Buffalo and measured approximately 30 feet in height and 20 feet in width, the local news outlet reported in late January.MYSTERIOUS TEENS DECORATE PENNSYLVANIA NEIGHBORHOOD WITH GIANT INFLATABLE SNOWMEN”Frosty Fobbe is still standing tall,” Anastasia Fobbe confirmed to Fox News…

The off-duty NYPD cop and married father of two who was shot and critically wounded during a botched robbery attempt in Brooklyn over the weekend was declared dead on Tuesday, law enforcement sources said. Officer Adeed Fayaz, 26, a five-year veteran of the NYPD, had been on life support at Brookdale Hospital since the cowardly attack in East New York on Saturday evening. He was pronounced dead at 3:25 p.m., sources said. Flags were later seen flying at half-mast at his 66th Precinct stationhouse in Borough Park. Fayaz was shot once in the head after he and his brother-in-law responded…

The man accused of stealing a pair of monkeys from a Dallas zoo that were later found in an abandoned home said he would steal more animals if given the chance, according to reports. Davion Irvin, 24, is accused of taking two emperor tamarin monkeys, Bella and Finn, from the Dallas Zoo last month. Their enclosure appeared to be intentionally cut, authorities said. DALLAS ZOO INCREASES REWARD TO $25,000 FOR INFORMATION ON MONKEY THEFTS, OTHER BIZARRE INCIDENTS Irvin is charged with animal cruelty and burglary. He allegedly said he got past zoo security by jumping a fence after hours. Irvin allegedly admitted to…

Media day at the Super Bowl often has its bizarre question, but one of them from Monday night might take the cake.Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni was speaking to reporters at Footprint Center in Phoenix when a reporter grabbed the mic and asked about his five-year-old daughter, Taylor. But the question wasn’t exactly about her — the reporter asked Sirianni which Eagles player he wouldn’t let date her.Safe to say, the answer is nobody considering her age.”My daughter is five years old,” he responded. Odd questions and interactions are not uncommon at Media Day. On Monday night alone, someone…

Aaron Rodgers is going dark … literally. During his weekly appearance Tuesday on “The Pat McAfee Show,” the Packers quarterback, 39, said he plans to spend four days in a “darkness retreat” to help him decide on his NFL future. “It’s a darkness retreat, and I’ve had a number of friends who have done it, and had some profound experiences and it’s something that’s been on my radar for a few years now and I felt like it would be awesome to do, regardless of where I was leaning after this season, so, it’s been on the calendar for months…

A new study has discovered pigeons are one of the smartest creatures on the planet after some of the birds solved complex tests after memorising scenarios, according to expertsThe pigeon has a brain that rivals artificial intelligence. A study found the animal is one of the smartest creatures despite inspiring the insult “birdbrain”. Pigeons were given complex tests that high-level thinking such as logic or reasoning would not solve. They turned to trial and error, memorising scenarios. Experts equate it to AI that uses the basic methodology. Machines are “taught” to identify patterns and objects. Making associations – low-level thinking…