THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Hurricane Irma has now made a category 5 storm and is headed towards Florida. 
  • Colin Trevorrow is no longer directing "Star Wars: Episode IX," Lucasfilm said Tuesday. 
  • A French court has ordered Closer magazine in France to pay the equivalent of $118,000 in civil damages and a further $107,000 in fines for publishing topless pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge while on holiday in Provence in 2012. 
  • In Raleigh, North Carolina, a man accused of killing his wife says he did it because he took too much cold medicine. 
  • The son of Alabama's co-offensive coordinator Mike Locksley was found shot and died a short while later in Baltimore Sunday night. He was 25. 
  • After spending 665 days whizzing 254 miles above the surface of Earth aboard the International Space Station, Astronaut Peggy Whitson has touched down safely in Kazakhstan. 
  • Terrell Owens is going to be in the next season of Dancing With The Stars, and will be paired up with Cheryle Burke. 
  • In the latest issue of Vanity Fair, Meghan Markle says that she and Prince Harry are "in love." 
  • Lego has cut 1400 jobs due to falling sales, as kids are drawn more to electronic diversions. 
  • This Friday, Krispy Kreme is bringing back their Pumpkin Spice Donuts but only for one day and while supply lasts. 
  • Paper parking tickets are on their way out. Several cities are experimenting with digital tickets. Hey, they've got your license number. Check your email or else. 
  • If you go to Nintendo's website, they say now that Mario is no longer a plumber, but that he WAS one a long time ago. 
  • Jennifer Lawrence and her latest boyfriend, director Darren Aronofsky, took their romance public at the Venice Film Festival. For those keeping score at home, she's 27, he's 48. 
  • Sharon Osbourne says that Ozzie cheated on her with six different women and, according to Sharon, "none of them were show ponies." 
  • Just in time for the holiday shopping season, there is now a Weird Al Action Figure doll.

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