THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • The mayor of a small town in Spain is being urged to bring in an exorcist as workers believe the city council offices are haunted-and the ghost was even caught on camera.
  • While we're in Spain, a 64-year-old Spanish woman has just given birth -- to twins!
  • The tabloids claim that Jennifer Garner is about to file for divorce from Ben Affleck.
  • Zoe Saldana and her husband have welcomed their third child into the world and named him Zen.
  • Lisa Marie Presley's twin 8-year-olds have been put into protective custody after indecent material was found on her ex's computer.
  • In Seattle, a brewery is offering employees 'puppy parental leave'--a week off with pay when they adopt or rescue a dog.
  • Because she apparently feels we need to know, 70-year-old Susan Sarandon says that her "sexual orientation is up for grabs."
  • Mike Comrie, Hillary Duff's ex-husband and former NHL player, is under investigation for sexual battery.
  • Scary moment last week when an American Airlines jet had to make an emergency landing after hitting a deer while taking off in North Carolina.
  • Thieves in London made off with $3 million worth of rare books from the Middle Ages.
  • Burger King is reportedly close to buying Popeye's Chicken.
  • Marc Anthony's newest girlfriend is 21-year-old Mariana Downing. For the record, he's 48 and split from his 4th wife in December.
  • Vince Young feels like he still has some quarterbacking left in him and may sign with a CFL team.
  • Chance the Rapper says he doesn't need a record label. He currently doesn't have one and has turned down $10 million in advances to sign with one.
  • Former CBS news anchor Dan Rather says that President Trump's Russian connection could be as big a story as Watergate.
  • Samsung Group chief Jay Y. Lee was arrested on Friday over his alleged role in a corruption scandal.
  • Nicole Kidman says that she was once engaged to Lenny Kravitz.


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