THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Apple Corps, the music company founded by members of The Beatles, was accused in a lawsuit on Monday of infringing copyrights of a company claiming to own a master recording of the group's famous 1965 concert in New York's Shea Stadium.
• They're keeping a close watch on Typhoon Meranti, in the northwest Pacific Ocean, that has southern Taiwan and coastal China in its track.
• Two protestors yelling "Liar!" were arrested at the Monday Night taping of "Dancing with the Stars." While the judges were making comments about Ryan Lochte's performance, the two came on stage and producers cut to commercials.
• Chicago has passed the 3,000 mark for the number of people shot there this year.
• Those people camping out on the sidewalk (well, not the usual ones) are waiting their turn in line to buy the new iPhone 7 that comes out Friday.
• Wow -- Olivia de Havilland, one of the stars of the 1939 classic, "Gone with the Wind," turns 100 on Friday.
• The trailer is now out for "50 Shades Darker" -- the sequel to "50 Shades of Grey."
• Today is the final day of New York Fashion Week.
• For the record, 37 states have some form of early voting in the presidential election. North Carolina sent out their early ballots last week.
• Alec and Hillaria Baldwin welcomed a baby boy to their family this week. Leonardo Angel Charles Baldwin.
• The Federal Government says that Brandi Glanville owes them $112,000 in back taxes.
• By the way, if you're trying to keep up with what to call Sean "Diddy" Combs, he now goes by just Sean.
• Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski are engaged. He plays Matt on the TV series, "Life in Pieces."
• Amy Schumer had to be hospitalized after getting food poisoning during a Paris vacation with her boyfriend.
• Nick Cannon says he'll never get married again. His latest lady -- TLC's Chilli.
• Jay-Z's streaming music service Tidal has lost $28 million so far and has been late on payments over 100 times during the past year and a half.
• Donald Trump is saying that he would like to debate Hillary Clinton without moderators.