A dog named Cooper helped himself to some meat that was not meant for him and his video gained traction onlineThe dog owner found him ravaging the beef that was left outside to defrost and sounded absolutely defeatedThe adorable scene was shared with TikTok users and some opened up about the chaos caused by their petsPAY ATTENTION: Briefly News WhatsApp Channel - Breaking News on the Go - FOLLOW NOW

She’s real! Jennifer Lopez set the record straight on widespread rumors that she is dating her much younger costar Ryan Guzman on Tuesday, Jan. 20, when she appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.  The Grammy winner, 45, stars alongside Guzman, 27, in the upcoming thriller The Boy Next Door. Lopez plays a woman named Claire, who gets romantically involved with the young man living in the house next to hers before things take a dangerous turn.

BRITAIN’S most popular bachelorette Bridget Jones is making a shock comeback as a mother. Bridget, who put big tummy-tucking control pants on the map, features in a fourth film already being secretly worked on by producers. The blockbuster series was last on the big screen six years ago when Bridget Jones’ Baby saw her pregnant but trying to figure out who was the dad. The new movie, co-penned by creator Helen Fielding, will see actress Renee Zellweger return alongside many of the original cast to tell the story of motherhood with her fast growing-up son.

Amidst the riots and the protests following George Floyd’s death, Toya Johnson made sure to remind people of someone else – Breonna Taylor. Here’s the message that Toya shared on her social media account below. ‘#NoJusticNoPeace… We didn’t forget about you baby girl!!!!… Let’s take the necessary action steps to help get justice for Breonna & her boyfriend Kenneth Walker… Every phone call, message, email matters… #BreonnaTaylor #BLM#BlackLivesMatter,’ Toya captioned her post.

The Federal Reserve will likely announce it is holding interest rates at a 22-year high on Wednesday, as it looks to tackle inflation without damaging the resilient US economy. Analysts and traders parsing recent Fed speeches overwhelmingly expect the US central bank to hold rates steady for the second meeting in a row as it looks to return inflation to its long-term target of two percent. "Fed commentary has all but confirmed that the Fed will stay on hold in November,"