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'Peloton Wife' Monica Ruiz Weighs in on Controversy Surrounding Holiday Ad: 'It Was My Face'
'Peloton Wife' Monica Ruiz Talks Peloton Ad with Ryan Reynolds
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Kendall Jenner Wore a Bra as a Shirt and I’m 99% Sure It’s a Thirst Trap for Harry Styles
Someone @ him.
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Ryan Reynolds Joked That He and Blake Lively Named Their Third Daughter Using Only Silent Letters
"I want to give her something to push against in life."
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Aaron Rodgers recalls Brian Urlacher’s “super-inappropriate” checks
In discussing the Packers-Bears rivalry this week, Aaron Rodgers revealed that Brian Urlacher put the blue in the Black and Blue division. Rodgers said the Bears' Hall of Fame linebacker was a worthy opponent in a chess match, but the defensive checks he used at the line of scrimmage weren't the kinds of things you [more]
- U.S.The Guardian
Eagle v octopus: Canadians rescue bird locked in battle with giant mollusc
Employees at a fish farm in Vancouver intervened when an eagle tried to eat a large octopus, resulting in a battleA bald eagle on Canada’s west coast has learned that its eyes may be bigger than its stomach after it was nearly drowned by an octopus it tried to eat.After hearing shrieks coming from the water on the north-western tip of Vancouver Island, employees at a fish farm investigating the noises happened upon a bird and cephalopod locked in battle.The octopus, which had turned a deep crimson, had wound its tentacles tightly around the eagle, which was floating helplessly at the surface.“At first we just watched and we didn’t know if we should interfere because, you know, it’s Mother Nature,” said John Ilett, an employee at Mowi West Canada, told CTV News.But realizing the eagle was likely to drown, the crew ultimately decided to intervene.Ilett maneuvered a pike pole in the water to pull the octopus over to the boat. The crew managed to haul both aboard, disentangling the bird from the strong tentacles, before tossing the octopus back into the water.“That was amazing. Look at the size of this [expletive],” said one worker as the octopus hovered briefly at the surface.“Holy [expletive],” another worker adds as the crew laughs in disbelief.Workers said the octopus was the largest theyhad ever encountered, and probably measured more than four and a half feet across.But much larger individuals lurk in the deeps: octopuses in the region – including the giant Pacific octopus – can grow to more than 25ft in diameter.After the eagle was pried from its grasp, the octopus dove back into the depths, its colours subtly shifting from reddish to brown.The shaken eagle perched warily on a nearby log before flying off.“It was a very cool situation,” said Ilett. “I’ve been out here 20 years and that’s one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen.”
- PoliticsBusiness Insider
Fox News host Chris Wallace escalated the network's war with Trump, blaming him for the 'most direct sustained assault' on press freedom in US history
Chris Wallace talked about the First Amendment at the Newseum in Washington, DC, where he continued his sparring with President Donald Trump.
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Tamra Judge, 52, Claps Back at Cast Members Who "Bashed" Her Age with Bikini Photo
"Cheers to being geriatric." 🔥
