THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • The Seahawks have a pre-game tradition of some celebrity or Seahawk from the past raising the 12th Man flag. This past Sunday, it was Jeffrey Dean Morgan, aka Negan from "The Walking Dead."
  • The good news for pro football is that TV viewership is up slightly, like 5%. The bad news -- revenues have plummeted.
  • The Kennedy Center Honors were held Sunday night, but they won't arrive on your TV until December 26th. Among those honored: Cher, Reba McEntire and Lin Manuel-Miranda, with performances by Cindi Lauper, Kelly Clarkson, Gloria Estephan and Whoopi Goldberg.
  • Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra have tied the knot, marrying in a Hindu ceremony on Sunday.
  • Alaska has had hundreds of aftershocks since Friday's earthquake.
  • "The Cher Show," a jukebox musical inspired by Cher's life and music, opened last night on Broadway.
  • President Trump says that "Evita" is his favorite play and that he's seen it six times.
  • Michelle Obama canceled a couple of her book tour appearances so that she can attend tomorrow's funeral for President George H.W. Bush.
  • Bush's body will lie in state at the Capitol Rotunda until 8:45am tomorrow morning.
  • Qatar says it's pulling out of OPEC.
  • Ariana Grande has covered up a tattoo honoring Pete Davidson's late father with new ink that turns it into a Mac Miller (her last boyfriend) tribute.
  • The NFL has fined Ezekiel Elliott $13,000 for putting Dak Prescott into the huge Salvation Army kettle after scoring on Thanksgiving Day.
  • Sarah Palin says her house was damaged by the 7.0 Magnitude Alaskan earthquake.
  • A Republican State House candidate in Alaska won an election recount by one vote.
  • Michael Jackson's video, "Thriller", debuted 35 years ago this week.

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