THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • The last "Twilight" movie was 5 years ago, but the studio says it's not outside the realm of possibility that another sequel could be happening in the near future.
  • Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber have split after being together 11 years.
  • "Hamilton" began its 2-year national road tour with previews yesterday in Chicago.
  • The Marines are looking to replace their long-time slogan, "The few. The proud. The Marines." They've been using that since 1977 and hope to have a new one in place next year.
  • Facebook now has 4 million advertisers, for those of you keeping score at home.
  • Former NFL star Greg Hardy was arrested for allegedly possessing cocaine. He says someone slipped it into his wallet.
  • A southeast Michigan man has mowed a 58,000 square foot Trump into his 8-acre lawn.
  • While watching the debate Monday night, viewers looked up "stamina," "temperament" and "braggadocio," according to the folks at Merriam-Webster.
  • The Seattle Times summed up the debate nicely: "Clinton was prepared and Trump was Trump."
  • On November 11th, Bob Dylan is going to release "Bob Dylan: The 1966 Live Recordings," a 36-disc boxed set with "every known recording" from his tours that year.
  • Doctors are looking at using roller coasters as a way to treat kidney stones.
  • A new study claims that 90% of U.S. teens don't get enough exercise.
  • Demi Lovato and Joe Jonas were trapped in an elevator in Los Angeles for more than four hours.
  • Former WWE star Kurt Angle says for a while there, he was taking 65 Vicodin pills a day.
  • A British insurance company says 2.5 million Lego bricks have been flushed down English toilets.


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