THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW


  • Chris Hardwick has a busy Sunday night coming up. First, he and his fiancee will stop by Elton John's Oscar-viewing party, then dash to the AMC studios to the live "Talking Dead" show, then back to the party.
  • J.C. Penney is going to launch a new program where you buy one piece of clothing for regular price and get the second for one penny.
  • Amazon is no longer offering hooverboards because of the safety concerns.
  • Ted Cruz's dad said that God sent a message to Ted Cruz's wife giving his permission to run for president.
  • Vienna, Austria has been ranked as the best city in the world to live in.
  • Kohl's announced they're going to do a little belt-tightening and will close 18 stores this year.
  • It turns out that 82% of Brazil's soccer players actually earn less than $252 a month.
  • Men's Health reports a 2015 Skyn Condoms Millennials Sex Survey found 22 percent of millennials have had sex in public.
  • Russian vodka exports are down 40% from last year.
  • McDonald's is changing its "McPick 2 for $2" menu to "McPick 2 for $5" but will include Big Macs, Quarter Pounder and Filet-O-Fish sandwiches.
  • A report says that cereal sales have fallen 30%. The reason is Millennials don't like eating them because of the clean up afterwards.
  • Millions of Snickers and Mars bars have been recalled in 56 countries after plastic was found in one of the snacks.
  • A study says that driving while angry, sad, crying or otherwise emotional increases the risk of crashing more than using a cellphone.
  • There's a new Smart toothbrush out there called the "Genius" that costs $250 and supposedly helps people brush their teeth better.
  • At this point, it looks as though Mariah Carey will get married to James Packer in Tahiti, on board his yacht. As to when, not sure -- as she has a Vegas residency and a World Tour on the book. This will be a third marriage for both.
  • So you're not surprised, Vice-President Joe Biden will be a presenter at this Sunday's Oscars.

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