THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • LeBron James is now LA-Bron James. He signed a 4-year, $154-million deal with the Los Angeles Lakers over the weekend.
  • LeBron and his new coach, Luke Walton, were both drafted in the same year.
  • A leftist, third-party candidate won the presidential election in Mexico on Sunday. Lopez Obrador won the largest landslide victory in recent Mexican history.
  • The oldest man in America at 112-years-old was reportedly robbed of his bank savings through identity theft.
  • "Falcon Crest" star Lorenzo Lamas has filed for divorce from his fifth wife.
  • Amazon is going to start selling prescriptions online.
  • They're already battling a big fire in Northern California, just 75-miles south of San Francisco.
  • Kaley Cuoco from the Big Bang Theory married professional equestrian Karl Cook last Saturday at a horse stable near San Diego, California.
  • Canadian rapper Smoke Dawg, who toured with Drake, has died after being shot in Toronto. He was 21.
  • Roseanne says been offered "so many projects" after being fired by ABC.
  • Olivia de Havilland, the lone surviving cast member of the classic film, "Gone with the Wind," turned 102 Sunday.
  • Penn and Teller have had to postpone some shows so that Teller can have back surgery.
  • One Direction's Liam Payne and his girlfriend have gone their separate ways.
  • Alan Longmuir, a founding member of the Bay City Rollers, has died in Scotland. He was 70.
  • "Jurassic World" has already pulled in $938 million worldwide.
  • The Wimbledon Tennis Tournament is underway in London, at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
  • Andy Dick is facing charges for allegedly groping a female, a complete stranger on the streets of Los Angeles.
  • Best Buy has decided to stop selling CD's at their stores.

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