THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • FOX Sports brought in 35.1 million viewers for its Thanksgiving Day matchup between the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins, making it the most watched regular-season NFL game in the network's history.
  • In some German towns, the local police have opted to use Ford Mustangs as their police cars.
  • The Catholic Church has introduced an app called Sindr, which allows people to make an urgent confession.
  • There's talk that Joe Biden may be interested in leading the DNC.
  • A study says coconut crabs have the strongest pinch.
  • A study says Minnesota drivers are the best in the country.
  • Target says it sold 3,200 TV sets per minute in the first hour it was open on Thanksgiving.
  • Anthony Michael Hall has been charged with felony battery with serious bodily injury after he allegedly beat up his neighbor earlier this year.
  • Ariel Winter (Modern Family) and actor Levi Meaden have gone public with whatever they've got going on.
  • They say that we may have bought more, but we actually spent less this year over Thanksgiving weekend due to the discounts.
  • A Japanese theme park apologizes for freezing 5,000 sea creatures into the floor of a skating rink. They thought it would be cute. Due to public outcry, the skating rink was closed.
  • A poem written by Anne Frank has sold at an auction for $150,000.
  • Emma Roberts and Evan Peters are reportedly engaged... again.
  • A new study claims that young people today are dating up to six people at one time.
  • Sunday night was the 85th annual Hollywood Christmas Parade.


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