THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Pepsi sales dropped so much after they stopped using Aspartame that they're re-introducing it into some of their diet drinks.
  • Roy Hodgson, the manager of England's national team, announced he's resigning after they lost to Iceland the other day.
  • Chipotle has introduced a rewards program as a way of luring you back.
  • One of the possible repercussions of the Brexit vote -- some analysts are saying the British Pound could drop to the level of the U.S. Dollar by the end of the year.
  • ABC posted strong results Sunday night with the premiere of its game show block, which included "Celebrity Family Feud" and "Match Game." The network came in first among English-language networks by winning three of the top four non-sports shows among the 18-49, including the debut of "$100,000 Pyramid," which took the top spot.
  • In Colorado Springs, a church has been told they can NOT advertise Jesus on city bus stops.
  • Mark Hamill made the comment during an interview about the next Star Wars movie the other day: "I'll finish Episode VIII, and then I'm out of work."
  • President Obama is apparently interested in owning an NBA team after he leaves office.
  • The stars of the "Game of Thrones" have gotten huge raises and will make $500,000 per episode next season.
  • General Mills is recalling four varieties of its Nature Valley Protein Chewy Bars and Nature Valley Simple Nut Bars because they may contain Listeria.
  • If you're keeping score at home, Adele cursed 34 times during her 90-minute concert in England.
  • Kevin and Danielle Jonas have another daughter on the way.
  • Former NFL Coach Buddy Ryan has lost his battle with cancer. He was 82.
  • The legendary coach of the University of Tennessee Lady Vols, Pat Summit, died at age 59, five years since being diagnosed with early onset dementia in the form of Alzheimer's.
  • Suge Knight is suing Chris Brown and the owners of a night club where Knight was shot 7 times at a party hosted by Brown back in 2014.
  • Yes, that's Caitlyn Jenner on the cover of Sports Illustrated Magazine, celebrating her gold medal in the decathalon 40 years ago.


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