THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • We keep hearing reports that Apple is going to unveil a curved iPhone next year.
  • A chartered plane carrying a Brazilian first division soccer team crashed outside Medellin while on its way to the finals of a regional tournament, killing 76 people. Lionel Messi and the Argentina national soccer team flew on the exact same plane just 20 days ago to travel to a match in Brazil.
  • Kanye West remains in the hospital, reportedly still not well enough to go home.
  • Emma Morano, the last person alive born in the 1800s, celebrated her 117th birthday this week. By the way, she says she doesn't eat any fruit or vegetables.
  • The NFL may have stretched too far. With ratings on the decline, now there's talk of scrapping Thursday night football.
  • After a couple of years of dating, Gerard Butler has ended things with model Morgan Brown.
  • Russia is developing a mega-rocket that will be used to transport supplies and build a base on the moon.
  • House Democrats will hold a secret ballot vote today, to decide whether Nancy Pelosi continues to lead their party in the house, or if it's time for new blood.
  • Glenn Frey's son says he has no interest in filling in for his late dad in a possible upcoming Eagles reunion.
  • Thanksgiving week was a big one for "Hamilton" -- it set a record for the most money ever made in a single week by a Broadway show.
  • Delta has given a lifetime ban to a guy who stood up on one of their flights last week and went off on Hillary Clinton and made a pro-Trump speech.
  • Shannen Doherty underwent her first round of chemotherapy on Monday in her fight against breast cancer.
  • Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson says you won't see him on the sidelines at any future L.A. Rams games until their current coach, Jeff Fisher, is gone.
  • Egyptian archaeologists have discovered a 7,000-year-old lost city on the Nile.
  • Bud Light currently has a contest that will give the winner Super Bowl tickets for the next 51 years.
  • A study says that girls who are close to their mothers may wait longer to have sex.


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