THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Even though he is 53 and last wore a major league uniform in 2005, Raphael Palmeiro is attempting a comeback to play in the bigs again. 
  • Wisconsin is planning to drug test all food stamp recipients. 
  • Sears says one of their top layaway items for Christmas is diamond engagement rings. 
  • John Mayer had to be taken to the hospital for an emergency appendectomy. 
  • Sammy Hagar is selling his waterfront mansion on Lake Arrowhead in California for $5.9 million, just in case you're interested. 
  • David Cassidy's will left $150,000 in assets to his son, Beau... but estranged daughter Katie was completely left out. 
  • Lionsgate had produced a movie about mobster John Gotti, starting John Travolta. 10 days before it was to hit theaters, it was dropped by the studio and sold back to its producers. We don't know why. 
  • Matt Lauer's wife, Annette Roque, was spotted without her wedding ring in the Hamptons -- and her father says she plans on divorcing the disgraced newsman. 
  • Billy Bush and his wife are attempting to reconcile. 
  • An Italian winery is releasing five limited-edition bottles of Hello Kitty-themed wine for the holiday season. 
  • The Santa Barbara County Sheriff's office has found a long-lost taped interview with the Corey Feldman where he named names in a Hollywood pedophile ring. The Sheriff's office has turned it over to L.A. police. 
  • General Electric is going to trim 12,000 jobs from its power division. 
  • R. Kelly's Atlanta home was ransacked while he was on tour.

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