THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW


  • Comedian Garry Shandling has died at the age of 66 of an apparent heart attack.

  • Robert Griffith III (RG3) is now a Cleveland Brown.

  • Comedian Gary Shandling died yesterday after being rushed to the hospital for a medical emergency. He was 66.

  • Just a few weeks before opening its new Harry Potter attraction, Universal Studios Hollywood has raised its ticket prices.

  • How about that Spring snowstorm that hit Colorado. It shut down the Denver airport. Boulder got 18-inches of snow.

  • Actor and president of the SAG-AFTRA union, Ken Howard, died Wednesday at the age of 71. He was best know as basketball coach and former Chicago Bulls player Ken Reeves in the television show "The White Shadow."

  • The St. Louis Rams finished packing yesterday and are now on the move to their new home in Los Angeles.

  • Apple is now taking orders for their new SE phone. The 16GB version is just $399.

  • Among the NFL rule changes -- the touchback rule. When the receiver takes a knee in the end zone after a kickoff, they'll get the ball at the 25. The idea is to discourage running it out, which they view as one of the most injury-prone plays of the game.

  • Alex Rodriguez says he's going to retire AFTER this season.

  • The Mayor of Atlantic City, New Jersey says the city may have to shut down for three weeks because of its dismal finances.

  • A new study says that only 2.7% of Americans lead a healthy lifestyle.

  • For decades, he was everywhere as a spokesman. Former MLB player and broadcaster Joe Garagiola has died, at age 90.

  • 26% of American workers have less than $1,000 in savings.

  • Frances Bean Cobain and her husband of less than two years are getting divorced.

  • They're talking about an NFL game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Seattle Seahawks in China next season.

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