THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Former first lady Nancy Reagan died Sunday of heart failure. She was 94.
• Petyon Manning is going to officially announce his retirement today.
• According to Nielsen, FOX News' raucous Republican debate last Thursday drew 16.9 million viewers. That makes it the highest rated debate of 2016
• "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" comes out on Digital HD on April 1 and DVD/Blu-Ray on April 5.
• Bobbi Kristina Brown's face being immersed in water, along with drug intoxication, led to her death last year, a medical examiner said in a statement released Friday morning.
• It looks like Kristen Stewart has a new woman in her life -- her "Equals" co-star, Nicholas Hoult.
• Khloe Kardashian said she won't ever be unfaithful in a relationship after seeing how her mother's affair affected her late father, Robert Kardashian.
• Last night was the final episode ever of "Downton Abbey."
• Neve Campbell has joined the cast of "House of Cards."
• Sarah Johnson plays the role of Marcia Clark on "The People versus O.J. Simpson." Holland Taylor played Charlie Sheen's mom on "Two and a Half Men." The two are a couple, despite their 32-year age difference.
• Liquidation sales began Friday at the 140 Sports Authority stores after the chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last week.
• A study says bright lights in big cities may be contributing to people's sleep deficits.
• Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh coached first base for the Detroit Tigers during a spring-training game last week.
• It seems that after astronaut Scott Kelly spent a year on the International Space Station, he grew two inches.
• Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and John Kasich all say they would support Donald Trump if he is the Republican nominee.
• A report says that learning a new sport could be good for the brain.
• Tony Dyson, a special effects expert who built the Star Wars R2D2 robot, has been found dead in a house he owned on the Maltese island of Gozo. He was 68.
• Blake Shelton says that his new single, "Came Here to Forget" is a "direct look into my life."