Here's Proof That Jenny Slate And Chris Evans Are Officially A Couple

In May, rumors began swirling that actress and comedian Jenny Slate and Chris Evans (aka Captain America) were dating. On Saturday, the couple appeared to confirm the news when they made their first public appearance together.

Slate, 34, was joined by Evans, 35, at the New York premiere of her animated film, “The Secret Life of Pets.” The two didn’t pose for pictures outside but they did appear in a few photos together inside the venue — and they weren’t shy about getting close.

Entertainment Tonight caught the couple having a cute moment at the event — you can check it out in the video above. The entertainment news site also got a chance to speak with Slate, who couldn’t help but gush about Evans. 

“I haven’t really had a large premiere before, so it’s nice to have someone who knows how it goes,” she said, adding, “it’s kind of like I got my dream seventh grade boyfriend.” 

Slate and Evans, who star together in the upcoming film “Gifted,” reportedly went on a double date with Evans’ brother Scott in Hollywood back in March. They also appeared together on Anna Faris’ “Unqualified” podcast, where Evans said he and Slate are “the same animal.” 

During the podcast, Slate shared some nice words about Evans, saying, “The first night that we hung out, I was like, ‘Wow, I could hang out with Chris for, like, 90 hours.’”

Looks like she was able to hang out with him for even longer.

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Release Date For Halo 5 Warzone Firefight Mode Confirmed

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Many Halo 5 players have long been waiting for the new Warzone Firefight mode that was confirmed several weeks ago. 343 Industries has detailed the new mode on more than one occasion so it’s not like people don’t already know about it. 343 Industries has finally confirmed when the Warzone Firefight Halo 5 mode is going to be released. This is going to be the eighth free content release for this popular game.

The latest free content release includes Warzone Firefight mode. It combines Halo 5’s Warzone multiplayer mode and Halo 3: ODST’s Firefight playlist. Feedback from the beta that went live in April has enabled 343 Industries to add features like new bosses and vehicles.

It also includes a new campaign feature called Score Attack, which enables players to compete against their friends for points and medals in online co-op or solo. Attack on Sanctum, Prospect, and Molten are the three new maps included in this release.

Tidal is a new forge canvas that’s included in this content release. It allows players to forge on a large body of water, that’s something many fans of the Forge Mode requested. New REQ items including the Cinder and Cyclops armor sets, Covenant vehicles, and weapon variants are present as well.

To commemorate the Warzone Firefight release the full Halo 5: Guardians game will be available as a free download to all Xbox Live Gold members from June 29th to July 5th. Halo 5: Guardians is also going to be on sale for 50 percent off during this time.

The Halo 5 Warzone Firefight release has been confirmed for Wednesday, June 29th.

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NASA Gives Five-Year Extension To Hubble Telescope

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NASA has confirmed a five-year extension for the popular Hubble telescope, the telescope enables the agency to look deep into the universe. Work has already been underway for a long time on the Hubble’s successor but this extension means that Hubble is still going to be in operation when its successor arrives in space. The Hubble has served mankind faithfully, it has been up in space for nearly three decades.

The Hubble was launched by NASA back in 1990 and it has been operating ever since. Space shuttle crews have made several repairs to the telescope but it has kept on working as it should for the most part. The last in-flight service was performed back in 2009.

A statement by NASA confirms that the Hubble’s operations are being extended by five years. “Hubble is expected to continue to provide valuable data into the 2020s, securing its place in history as an outstanding general-purpose observatory in areas ranging from our solar system to the distant universe,” the agency said.

The James Webb Space Telescope is Hubble’s successor and it’s expected to be launched in 2018. It operates in infrared and is, therefore, different from Hubble which sees the universe in visible and ultraviolet light.

The two wavelengths will enable us to view the different aspects of the cosmos in greater detail than ever before so if our aim of gaining more knowledge about the universe can be helped by extending Hubble’s service by five years, it’s the right thing to do.

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Skeletons And Ancient Gold Coins Found During Pompeii Excavation

Nearly 2,000 years after Mount Vesuvius buried the Roman town of Pompeii in smoldering ash and pumice, archaeologists have announced several rare finds in the ancient ruins.

Four skeletons and gold artifacts were recently discovered inside the site of a former shop located near Pompeii’s Herculaneum gate, on the outskirts of the city, Forbes reported, citing Italy’s Archaeological Superintendency of Pompeii. (Pompeii is located about 18 miles south of Naples.)

Inside the store, archaeologists found a gold pendent necklace, three gold coins and an oven used to make bronze objects. In another area, they uncovered a limestone tomb, dating to the fourth century B.C., which contains a body of a man.

The four skeletons, believed to have belonged to young people, were found in the back of the shop. The victims, including an adolescent girl, are believed to have sought refuge inside the store before they were overtaken by the volcano.

Sadly, the archaeologists weren’t the first to enter the store’s ancient walls.

Looters previously tunneled into the store and in their search of treasure pushed the victims’ bodies against a wall. Several photos shared on the historic city’s Facebook page show piles of scattered bones.

The bones’ disarrayed state is far different from the usual Pompeii excavations.

When the volcano erupted in 79 A.D., those who were not able to escape were buried in tons of ash. In many cases, this casing preserved them until their discovery hundreds of years later.

Excavations at the shop, as well as a second in the area, started in May, the Associated Press reported.

A third of the ancient city remains buried beneath volcanic debris.

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