THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Former Vice President Joe Biden is dropping serious hints he may run in 2020. 
  • Jean-Michel Basquiat powerful 1982 painting of a skull sold at Sotheby's at an auction last week for $110.5 million. 
  • Leonardo DiCaprio and his latest girlfriend, model Nina Agdal, have gone their separate ways. 
  • Kevin Hart and his wife Eniko Parrish have a baby boy in their future. 
  • Seattle's Space Needle went dark for an hour Thursday night in honor of Chris Cornell. 
  • Starbucks is going to give you options this summer. Have your cold coffee drinks with regular ice... or, with coffee ice (yes, ice made with coffee) that will cost you an extra 80 cents... but give you more caffeine. 
  • A new product making a surge -- dry shampoo or "Scalp Revival" as its sometimes called. 
  • Dunkin Donuts spent midday Friday giving away free samples of their new frozen coffee. 
  • Adrian Peterson's Minnesota home is up for sale. 
  • It's official -- "Arrested Development" will be back for a 5th season. 
  • Nick and Aaron Carter's father, Robert Carter, has died at the age of 65. 
  • Hope you weren't a fan of the CBS shows "Training Day" or "Ransom." Both have been canceled. 
  • After 9 seasons with SNL, Bobby Moynihan is heading off to his own sitcom on CBS, "Me, Myself, and I." 
  • Snoop Dogg has signed with TBS to host a game show, "The Joker's Wild!" 
  • Sir Paul McCartney will pop up in the new Pirates of the Caribbean movie as a pirate. 
  • The King of the Netherlands, Willem-Alexander, has admitted that, for the past 21 years, he's occasionally filled-in as a co-pilot on flights for KLM airlines. 
  • Italy is looking for a buyer for Alitalia airlines. 
  • They're saying the "Charlie Sheen effect" has doubled the sale of at-home HIV tests. 
  • A Michigan doctor has had his license suspended after performing liposuction in a barn. 

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