THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW


  • Donald Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, was arrested and charged with misdemeanor battery in Florida on Tuesday for intentionally grabbing and bruising the arm of reporter Michelle Fields.

  • Oscar winner Patty Duke has died at age 69. She played identical twins in a '60s sitcom, but made history with the role of Helen Keller in ''The Miracle Worker,'' becoming the then-youngest Oscar winner at age 16.

  • NBC says that national ad sales for the Rio Olympics have topped $1 billion and are ahead of the record pace set by the 2012 London Games.

  • TMZ has photos of Lamar Odom boozing it up at an Irish bar prior to going to Easter Church with the Kardashians.

  • Kristen Stewart's girlfriend -- the French singer, Soko -- says that she once went on a blind date with Robert Pattinson!

  • Hundreds of events start up this week, commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Viet Nam War.

  • Scientists say that the fossilized skull of a Siberian Unicorn has been found. They estimate it was around 29,000 years old.

  • The mayor of Seattle has banned all city travel to North Carolina because of their recently passed law that prevents all cities and counties from passing anti-discrimination rules.

  • Boeing is celebrating their 100th anniversary as a company.

  • A guy claiming to be William Shatner's love child is suing the actor for $170 million.

  • A study by Ohio State University claims that people who watch reality TV shows tend to be narcissists.

  • The salary for the CEO of Google is now up to $100.5 million per year.

  • In Japan, they're testing drones to see if they'll work well in delivering drinks and golf balls to golfers out on the course.

  • Margaret Cho had an on-stage meltdown over the weekend, after she opened her act with joking about Gary Shandling's death and then going on and on about her rape. People walked out in droves. She blamed jet lag.

  • A former bodyguard for Elton John is suing the singer for alleged sexual harassment.

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