THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW


  • James Noble, who played the governor on "Benson," has died. He was 94.

  • Patty Duke died Tuesday at the age of 69. If you are old enough, you're aware of her many talents. If you're younger, she's Sean Astin's mom.

  • Tomorrow is April Fool's Day. You have been warned.

  • A study says the busier people are, the more likely they are to complete tasks.

  • An American Airlines pilot was arrested for being drunk before a flight from Detroit.

  • There's talk of a world-wide Vanilla shortage.

  • Kiefer Sutherland has debuted a country music video.

  • 58-year-old comedian Jon Lovitz has gone public with his engagement to 27-year-old actress Jessica Lowndes.

  • A new app called "Never 10" prevents Microsoft from updating PCs with Windows 10.

  • The son of a oil tycoon got married last weekend in the world's first documented $1 billion wedding. Among those performing at the ceremony: Sting, J-Lo and Enrique Iglesias.

  • Boeing is going to do some trimming, eliminating 4,000 jobs by June.

  • 3 dozen cases of Whopper patties were stolen from the back of Burger King delivery truck in Michigan this week.

  • A new study claims that a long-term vegetarian diet actually increases your risk of cancer or heart disease.

  • Steve Avery has a new lawyer and she thinks she has enough evidence to convict someone else of Theresa Halbach's murder.

  • The principal of a Detroit Public School that's slated to receive more than $500,000 worth of donations from TV talk show host Ellen DeGeneres is among those charged with taking nearly $1 million in kickbacks from a school supply contractor in an unrelated criminal case.

  • While performing in Chicago last week, Adam Lambert lost an earring. A fan at the concert found it and is mailing it back to Adam.

  • Allison Holker and her husband tWitch have welcomed a baby son to their family.

  • There have also been reports of David and Victoria Beckham living separate lives... but the two were seen coming out of a gym together this week.

  • A man is suing Chet Hanks for allegedly rear-ending him on a California highway last year, and he's holding Chet's parents, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, partially responsible.

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