THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
  • After returning to near-record ratings a week ago, "Empire" on Wednesday night fell 2.5 million viewers and dropping nearly 20% of its adults 18-49.
  • Peeple is a new app out there that lets you rate people just like you do businesses on Yelp.
  • Fairbanks, Alaska, has seen its largest September snowfall in recorded history.
  • This being the 50th anniversary of "A Charlie Brown Christmas," special Peanuts Christmas stamps -- featuring 10 scenes from the show -- are now on sale at the Post Office.
  • LL Cool J's son, Najee, was arrested in New York City earlier this week after getting into a fight at a restaurant.
  • Sources close to Kaley Cuoco say that she couldn't fix Ryan Sweeting's pain-killer dependency... and that's why she wanted out of the marriage.
  • "Gotham" stars Morena Baccarin and Ben McKenzie are planning to get married despite the actress' current ongoing divorce battle with estranged husband Austin Chick. Oh, and she's pregnant.
  • Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani deny rumors they're dating, but there continues to be 'hardcore flirting' on the set of "The Voice."
  • Naya Rivera and husband Ryan Dorsey are officially parents! It's a boy!
  • Sioux tribal leaders in South Dakota are considering opening the nation's first marijuana resort.
  • Taylor Swift is denying rumors she is getting married to boyfriend Calvin Harris.
  • Alana Thompson has come out of the recording studio and the 10-year-old you knew as Honey Boo-Boo has her first single out, "Movin' Up." I'm telling you this to help you avoid it.
  • New credit cards that contain computer chips were supposed to be in place by yesterday. However, 60% of people still haven't gotten the new ones yet.
  • Amtrak is following the lead of airlines. Now, if you have more than 2 bags, you'll have to pay $20 each for additional ones.
  • For the last 200 years, you've only been able to get Cailler Chocolate in Switzerland. Starting this week, it's available in the U.S. for the very first time through Amazon. God bless them.
  • Three more women have stepped forward with accusations about Bill Cosby.
  • Former "Friend" David Schwimmer is going to star in a new sitcom... for the BBC's Channel 4.
  • One of this year's hottest Christmas gifts -- drones. They estimate that over a million new drones will find their way into the air after the holiday season. Yeah, that's what we needed.
  • It's now illegal in England and Wales to smoke in cars with kids inside.
  • Then there's woman in China, who went to the doctor because she heard a scratching sound in her ear. Turned out to be a spider, who made her ear his home.

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