THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Volvo fans are drooling over what's being called the R-Design for the V-90 and S-90 series.
  • Steven Tyler says that Aerosmith is doing a Farewell Tour next year... and then, they're calling it a band.
  • Peyton Manning says he'll be rooting for six teams in the upcoming NFL season: the Broncos, Colts, Giants, Dolphins, Texans and Lions.
  • What is it about Top Gear? Now, new host Matt LeBlanc says he'll quit the show if co-host Chris Evans isn't fired.
  • The College World Series of baseball is underway this week in Omaha, NE.
  • Director Spike Lee wore a purple suit and hat to the BET Awards as a salute to the late singer Prince. Some said it looked like he was honoring Willy Wonka or the Mad Hatter.
  • After his country's team lost to Chile in the COPA Championship game Sunday night, soccer legend Lionel Messi (LEE-on-el MESSy) announced that was his last game with the Argentina team.
  • Pope Francis says that the Catholic Church should apologize for how they've treated gay people over the years.
  • Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston are staying pretty cozy.
  • After 12 years of marriage, Nicholas Cage and his wife Kim have separated.
  • United Airlines is using thinner airplane seats along with exclusive lounges to try to generate another $3 billion a year in revenue.
  • Jenny Slate and Chris Evans are showing up in more spots these days as a couple.
  • The Wimbledon Tennis Tournament began yesterday.
  • The family of former Tennessee Women's Basketball Coach Pat Summit has issued a statement: "the past few days have been difficult for Pat as her early onset dementia, Alzheimer's Type progresses."
  • Mandy Moore and Ryan Adams have settled their divorce, with him getting the couple's 1959 Cadillac along with his pinball games and comic book collection.
  • Rolls Royce is working on developing the remote-controlled cargo ship.
  • Google is said to be getting ready to roll out a Smartphone of their very own.


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