THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Another Trump breakup. Tiffany Trump, daughter of Marla Maples and President Trump, recently broke up with her boyfriend. 
  • At this point, it's all systems go for the "60 Minutes" interview with Stormy Daniels on Sunday night. 
  • Star Trek Beyond actor Anton Yelchin's parents have reached a settlement with the makers of the car that killed him in a tragic accident two years ago. The confidential settlement will go to the Anton Yelchin Foundation an 
  • James Comey is considering film and TV offers for his memoirs. 
  • It doesn't look good for guitar-maker, Gibson, who is $560 million in debt. 
  • A Chinese carmaker is producing the world's most expensive SUV, the Karlmann King -- only 10 of them -- which looks like something Batman would own. Yours for just $2.2 million. 
  • Queen Latifah's mother, Rita Owens, died Wednesday, after a long battle with a heart condition. 
  • The Austin bombing suspect left behind a 25 minute video confession, admitting guilt, but not giving the reason why he did what he did. 
  • Celine Dion has canceled three weeks of her Las Vegas shows in order to have some needed ear surgery. 
  • Comedian-turned-entrepreneur Byron Allen has purchased the Weather Channel for a rumored $300 million. 
  • Keep an eye on Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti, who makes several stops across Iowa next month... as if he's planning to run for president in 2020. 
  • Whether Royal, Charlie or Salem, Skyler, Justice or Oakley, the Social Security Administration says that unisex baby names are on the rise. 
  • Peru President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski is going to resign after being caught in a vote-buying scandal. 
  • Former Fox News anchor Laurie Dhue has filed a lawsuit against Bill O'Reilly, claiming that the former star Fox host defamed her when he defended himself against sexual harassment accusations. 
  • A University of Wisconsin campus is proposing eliminating 13 majors, including English, Philosophy and Spanish. 
  • Meghan Markle is getting her own wax figure in Madame Tussauds. 
  • "American Chopper" star Paul Teutel, Sr. reportedly owes $22,000 in taxes. 
  • Rod Stewart says that Elton John's farewell tour "stinks of selling tickets." 
  • First Uber, now Toyota has halted all their self-driving car testing.

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