THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• The Voice singer Christina Grimmie was fatally shot by a 27-year-old Kevin James Loibl -- armed with two guns and a knife -- who traveled to Orlando from another city in Florida specifically to kill her.
• An injury might keep Mark Ballas out of season 23 of "Dancing With the Stars."
• Gawker files for bankruptcy after losing Hulk Hogan privacy case. The company listed the $130 million verdict from the lawsuit brought by Hogan as a "disputed" claim in its Chapter 11 petition.
• Eight anti-Hillary Clinton films are going to be released between now and Election Day.
• A doctor in the San Francisco area is planning to start an end-of-life practice.
• Church members in Illinois claim they have seen the image of the Virgin Mary in a tree.
• The NFL conducted a mini-camp to help players with their personal finances so they don't end up broke when they leave the game.
• A study by Netflix says the average binge viewer goes through an entire season of a series in four days.
• Snoop Dogg threw out the first pitch at a Padres game at Petco Park that sailed way wide.
• A report says Millennials make 54% of their purchases online.
• An Oklahoma woman was arrested for attempting to have her kids blow into her car's breathalyzer so that she could drive drunk.
• Young voters who support Hillary Clinton for president are being called Hillenials.
• There will be a 5th season of "Nashville." CMT picked the show up after ABC kicked it to the curb.
• Barbra Streisand's first new album in years comes out August 26th and will include duets with Antonio Banderas, Anne Hathaway, Jamie Foxx, Hugh Jackman, Melissa McCarthy and Seth MacFarlane, as well as a virtual pairing with the late Anthony Newley.
• Mel Gibson is working on a sequel to "Passion of the Christ."
• Moe's Southwest Grill, a Tex-Mex chain with less than half the number of locations as Chipotle, has taken over the number one spot when it comes to Mexican-inspired food.
• Malia Obama officially graduated from high school last Friday.
• Gordie Howe, considered one of the NHL's greatest players and ambassadors, died Friday at 88.