Researchers have discovered a previously unrecognized genus of extinct horses that roamed North America during the last ice age.  The study on the thin-limbed, lightly built horses was based on an analysis of ancient DNA from fossils. Before the study, the researchers thought the horse was related to the Asiatic wild ass, or another separate species belonging to the same genus as horses However, the new results reveal that these horses were not closely related to any living population of horses.

Emily Mariko tied the knot on Saturday. The influencer, 31, married her longtime partner Matt Rickard. She's been documenting their engagement and wedding planning on TikTok since Rickard proposed in October of 2021.  Mariko gave her fans their first glimpse of the wedding, which was planned by Sugarplum & Co., in a TikTok shared on Sunday. The video had already amassed 7 million views as of Monday morning. Related stories In the video, Mariko tearfully walked down the aisle with her father toward Rickard, who was crying in his Ralph Lauren suit.

Lee Hartney starred in Emmerdale and Coronation Street. Picture: ITV/YouTube Where is Lee Hartney now and what did he do after Emmerdale? Here's what we now about the Paul Cooke star... Listen to this article Loading audio... Emmerdale fans might recognise Lee Hartney for starring in the soap all the way back in 2001. He also had roles in shows such as Brookside and Cracker, but has since left the showbiz industry.

MINT25 An incredibly rare, autographed card from Tom Brady's 2000 rookie NFL season just hit the auction block ... and TMZ Sports has learned that it could sell for $2,000,000!! The classic card features TB12's authentic signature on the front, with him in a Patriots away uniform ... and the back of the card has his stats from when he was a quarterback at Michigan. MINT25 The G.

Movies / TV 5 'Gunsmoke' movies came out years after the Western show's cancelation. Here's how the fans ranked the made-for-TV movies on IMDb. Published on March 7, 2023 2 min read Gunsmoke aired on the television network CBS for 20 seasons between 1955 and 1975. However, the cancelation surprised the cast and crew, who didn’t see it coming. An entire 12 years later, Gunsmoke returned in the form of movies made for television.