THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Justin Timberlake has been announced as the halftime entertainment for the next Super Bowl. 
  • Showtime has ordered a sixth season of drama Ray Donovan. Consisting of 12 episodes, the new season will relocate to New York from Los Angeles, where the series has been based for the past five seasons. Production begins in early 2018. 
  • President Trump announced over the weekend that he planned to release the tens of thousands of never-before-seen documents left in the files related to President John F. Kennedy's assassination held by the National Archives and Records Administration. 
  • Amazon received 238 proposals from around North America from cities interested in being the home of their second headquarters. HQ2 is the nickname. 
  • Thousands of pages of long-classified documents about the investigation into the assassination of President John F. Kennedy will be released to the public this Thursday on the order of President Trump. 
  • Justin Bieber's entire upper torso is now covered in tattoo's. 
  • Ashley Judd is going to give her first interview regarding her Harvey Weinstein experience to ABC's Diane Sawyer. 
  • Bernie Sanders says he'll run for re-election next year, but as an Independent. 
  • Sam Smith said in an interview that when it comes to his gender, he feels fluid. "I feel just as much woman as I do man!" 
  • Finn Wolfhard - the 14-year-old actor who starred in "It" and "Stranger Things" has fired his agent, Tyler Grasham. Grasham is facing a string of claims that he sexually assaulted or acted inappropriately with young male aspiring actors. 
  • Mark Cuban said he would take on Donald Trump as a Republican if he decides to run for President in 2020. 
  • Marathon runners in Milwaukee found out they didn't run the whole race and it didn't count. That would be a long way to go for nothing. 
  • In the near future, Toyota vehicles will have facial expression technology to analyze if drivers are sleepy or hungry. 
  • Taco Bell is testing a dessert called the Kit Kat Chocoladilla. It is what you imagine. 
  • Sears has borrowed another $40 Million from their CEO. 
  • Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's car was reportedly broken into outside their California home. 
  • Nike has created a one-of-a-kind pair of shoes for the Patriots made from footballs used in Super Bowl LI. 
  • John Stamos and actress Caitlin McHugh are engaged. He's 54, she's 31. 
  • Ewan McGregor has split from his wife of 22 years. 
  • Glee's Matthew Morrison and his wife Renee have welcomed their first child together, a son, James Makai. 

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