THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

  • Now it turns out that Cathriona White -- Jim Carrey's girlfriend who committed suicide last week -- was actually still married to a guy in Ireland.
  • ABC Family says it will be known as Freeform beginning in January. The Disney-owned network won't be changing its programming, but it believes the new name is less restrictive.
  • "Dancing with the Stars" pro Allison Holker announced some happy news on Monday night's show-she's pregnant.
  • Alaska Airlines CEO Brad Tilden admits that on an Alaska Air flight the other day, they lost his luggage.
  • Isabella Cruise -- the adopted daughter of Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise -- was married in London last month in a Scientology wedding. Tom WAS there, Nicole wasn't even aware the ceremony took place.
  • Al Roker shared a picture of himself and his NBC crew covering the floods of South Carolina on Sunday and some felt it was exploitive and insensitive. So, he apologized for the selfie.
  • Disney has upped the price of its annual unlimited pass to Disneyland and California Adventure to $1,049.
  • The University of Oregon will wear special pioneer-themed uniforms made by Nike in their game Saturday against Washington State.
  • General Mills has issued a recall of some Cheerios and Honey Nut Cheerios cereal because some that were labeled as gluten-free contained wheat.
  • Struggling Yankee pitcher C.C. Sabathia announced he's going to spend the postseason drying out in rehab while his teammates head into the playoffs -- this decision, following a weekend-long bender during a Baltimore road trip.
  • Actress Keira Knightley has asked police to keep an eye on a Texas drifter who showed up to her Broadway show's debut and during the show, yelled out a marriage proposal. What really scared her was his remark, "We're going to be in heaven together."
  • When rough weather grounded her flight, Liza Minelli took an Uber 200 miles to make it to her show in time in North Carolina.
  • We're told that Miley Cyrus kept her distance from Hillary Clinton at the SNL after-party.
  • Microsoft held a big unveiling event in New York yesterday, introducing two new phones, a Surface Pro 4 tablet and a redesigned Microsoft Band fitness tracker.
  • ISIS has published the home address of the Navy seal that killed Osama Bin Laden and called for his death.



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