THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Former football star Michael Strahan is being shifted from the daily talk show he co-hosts with Kelly Ripa to work full-time on ABC's "Good Morning America."
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• Doris Roberts, who played the part of Ray Romano's meddling mother in the hit TV sitcom, has died at age 90.
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• North Korea has supposedly banned jeans, piercings and other "capitalist tendencies" such as length of skirts, the shape of shoes, t-shirts and hairstyles.
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• Then there's the high school student who chose to have his senior pictures all taken at a Taco Bell. They're getting passed around online.
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• The Seattle Mariners are having five "Peanut Controlled" nights this season, where all of the food served will be guaranteed peanut-free for those with allergies.
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• A Swedish film director has made a movie that lasts for 30 days. The trailer is over 7 hours long.
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• Really? People are getting tattoos on their eyeballs? Ew...
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• Detective Kate Beckett-actress Stana Katic -- is leaving "Castle" and won't be back for the 9th season next year.
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• Hundreds of people were arrested at a Democracy Awakening rally in Washington, DC, on Monday. Two of those arrested -- Ben and Jerry, from the ice cream company.
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• I'll bet you didn't know that Larry Flynt has sent a copy of Hustler Magazine to every congressional office -- every month, every new publication -- since 1983.
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• The IRS saw 5-million tax returns filed on Monday, Tax Day.
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• A Florida man has legally changed his name to Bruce Jenner to "return the name to its heterosexual roots."
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• That Oklahoma City man who went into a fast food restaurant and tried to steal chicken and bacon claimed he was from the future, where everyone is dead.
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• They had the World's Largest Crawfish Cookoff over the weekend in Louisiana -- with 45,000-pounds of live crawfish brought in.
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• The world's largest penguin conservatory has opened up this week... in Detroit.
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• Seattle has had 80-degree-plus heat for three days in a row, the first time that's ever happened in April.