THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
One of the neighbors of Hugh Hefner's $200 million Playboy Mansion -- and the owner of Hostess -- is buying the property.
The FDA is coming down on Horizon Airlines (a sub-carrier of Alaska Airlines) for not having enough sinks on their planes.
The U.S. has experienced record gun sales for 13 months in a row.
Just two days before the California primary election, Bill Clinton's brother, Roger, was arrested for a DUI in Redondo Beach, California.
That Miss California -- who struggled with one of her questions at the Miss USA pageant over the weekend -- is Nadia Mejia, the daughter of one-hit wonder, Gerardo, who had the hit song, "Rico Suave."
Burger King just merged a Whopper with a burrito and have introduced -- the Whopperito.
Police in northern California have arrested five men for stealing $4700 worth of Red Bull.
Two new heirs have stepped forward, hoping to get a slice of Prince's inheritance pie.
Phil Jackson tells of the time when he was the Lakers coach in the 2000s and how one time, Shaq showed up at a practice wearing only his shoes.
Kimbo Slice, who went from novelty YouTube sensation to lovable MMA fighter, is dead at 42 after being taken to a Florida hospital Monday.
The Muslim month of Ramadan began this week.
Among those speaking at the Muhammad Ali memorial service on Friday: Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan and King Abdullah II of Jordan, former President Bill Clinton and Billy Crystal.
Ghouls from the Ring and the Grudge just faced off against each other at a charity softball game in Japan.
Starbucks has opened a flagship store at Disney town in China.
A remake of "Splash" is in the works.
Remember the guy with the glasses who asked "Can you hear me now?" in Verizon commercials a few years ago? His name is Paul Marcarelli and he's now doing commercials for Sprint.
Helen Chavez, the wife of the late farm workers advocate Cesar Chavez, has died at age 88.
"Finding Dori" could be Pixar's biggest opening ever when it hits theaters June 17th.
The FDA is coming down on Horizon Airlines (a sub-carrier of Alaska Airlines) for not having enough sinks on their planes.
The U.S. has experienced record gun sales for 13 months in a row.
Just two days before the California primary election, Bill Clinton's brother, Roger, was arrested for a DUI in Redondo Beach, California.
That Miss California -- who struggled with one of her questions at the Miss USA pageant over the weekend -- is Nadia Mejia, the daughter of one-hit wonder, Gerardo, who had the hit song, "Rico Suave."
Burger King just merged a Whopper with a burrito and have introduced -- the Whopperito.
Police in northern California have arrested five men for stealing $4700 worth of Red Bull.
Two new heirs have stepped forward, hoping to get a slice of Prince's inheritance pie.
Phil Jackson tells of the time when he was the Lakers coach in the 2000s and how one time, Shaq showed up at a practice wearing only his shoes.
Kimbo Slice, who went from novelty YouTube sensation to lovable MMA fighter, is dead at 42 after being taken to a Florida hospital Monday.
The Muslim month of Ramadan began this week.
Among those speaking at the Muhammad Ali memorial service on Friday: Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan and King Abdullah II of Jordan, former President Bill Clinton and Billy Crystal.
Ghouls from the Ring and the Grudge just faced off against each other at a charity softball game in Japan.
Starbucks has opened a flagship store at Disney town in China.
A remake of "Splash" is in the works.
Remember the guy with the glasses who asked "Can you hear me now?" in Verizon commercials a few years ago? His name is Paul Marcarelli and he's now doing commercials for Sprint.
Helen Chavez, the wife of the late farm workers advocate Cesar Chavez, has died at age 88.
"Finding Dori" could be Pixar's biggest opening ever when it hits theaters June 17th.
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