THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW


  • The fiance of the NFL's Victor Cruz sent out a mass text to all of the women he's been seeing on the side, saying "I know about you."
  • You know those black bun burgers that Burger King is promoting for Halloween. They've startled a few people because they come out... green.
  • Ashley Judd says she was sexually harassed by a well-known studio exec back in the 1990s. She didn't name names, but described him as one of "our industry's most famous, admired-slash-reviled bosses."
  • Beyonce and Jay-Z are renting a Hollywood mansion for $150,000 a month.
  • If you'd like to buy Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's Pacific Palisades home in California, it's for sale: yours for only $45 million.
  • At least one tabloid is claiming that Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck are back together again... because she's pregnant.
  • Kanye West says that people didn't buy the line of Adidas shoes he designed for them because people are racists.
  • Starting in January, ABC Family is changing its name to the Freeform network.
  • He started as a pop act with hits like "Down in the Boondocks," "Hush," and "Cherry Hill Park," then went country. Billy Joe Royal has died at 73.
  • The NHL began its regular season yesterday.
  • A report says that half of Joe Biden's Twitter followers are fake.
  • ATM fees have hit a record high average of $4.52 for each transaction.
  • A trendy new hangover cure: caffeinated peanut butter.
  • A study says that as many as 30% of all 911 calls may be butt dials.
  • NBC, the network that gave us "The Cosby Show" is going to have a special edition of "Dateline" this Friday, featuring 27 of the women who have come forward against Bill Cosby.
  • Rosie O'Donnell's 18-year-old daughter is blasting her mom as a "pot-smoking phony."

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