THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Billy Bush has officially been fired from the "Today Show."
• A new study claims that half the men in the U.S. are trimming or shaving their leg hair.
• Around 200 people walked out of Amy Schumer's show in Tampa, FL, on Sunday when she called Donald Trump a "orange, sexual-assaulting, fake-college-starting monster."
• Phil Collins doesn't like Paul McCartney. It goes back to 2002, when he asked McCartney to sign his copy of Hunter Davies book "The Beatles" and got quite the condescending response. "I said, 'Hey Paul, do you mind signing this for me?' and he said, 'Oh Heather, our little Phil's a bit of a Beatles fan,'" Collins said. "And I thought, 'You (expletive), you (expletive).' Never forgot it."
• The house in Austria where Adolf Hitler was born is going to be torn down by the government to keep it from becoming a neo-Nazi shrine.
• A monster 14-pound lobster was caught in the waters off Bermuda. Huge!
• A Harvard psychologist who studies dreams recently said that dogs likely dream of our faces, our scents, and trying to please us.
• To protest California's Proposition 60 -- a state bill mandating condoms in adult films -- several porn sites are interrupting or entirely blocking access to California IP addresses.
• There's a black billboard in Michigan along westbound Interstate 94 entering Dearborn, with white Arabic letters next to the English words, "Donald Trump." The Arabic, translated, says, "Donald Trump, he can't read this, but he is afraid of it."
• While some stores are shifting gears and not opening on Thanksgiving Day this year, Macy's will be open and an hour earlier than last year -- starting at 5pm for your after-dinner Turkey Day shopping.
• Yes, that's Luke Perry on the cover of the AARP magazine. He hit the half-century mark on October 11.
• According to a study by Yale, people who spent more than three and a half hours reading per week were 20 percent less likely to die of any cause during a 12-year follow-up than people who didn't read at all.
• Mohammed Bello Abubakar is 92-years-old, lives in Nigeria and has married over 100 wives. He has 185 kids.
• Sunday night was The Simpsons 600th episode.
• The nation's high school graduation rose again in the 2014-2015 school year, reaching a new record high as more than 83 percent of students earned a diploma on time.
• A poll says 40% of Americans say there is tension between them and their families and friends over the upcoming election.
• A judge in Arkansas is being accused of exchanging nude photos and sex to toss cases.