THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• That Packers-Bears game on Sunday was so cold, even some of the players' helmets cracked.
• Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor died Sunday at the age of 99. She lived a decade for each husband. The Gabor sisters -- Eva and Zsa Zsa -- were the Kardashians of their time. They were more famous for just being famous.
• A&E is going to have a Ku Klux Klan reality show? Really?
• Italians who get married may soon not have to promise to be faithful as the legislature may vote to remove the word "fidelity" from marriage contracts.
• For the first time ever, women are the majority of law school students in our country.
• An explosion at a nitrous oxide factory may result in a shortage of that canned whip cream you like so much.
• Miss Puerto Rico was crowned "Miss World" on Sunday night.
• People actually camped out in the cold so that they could buy bottles of a special Snowflake Whiskey that only comes out once a year.
• Marc Anthony and his third wife, Shannon de Lima, have announced they're getting divorced. There are those saying that he's hoping to get back together with J-Lo.
• Britain is considering technology that would block people from being able to use their cellphones while driving.
• It was 50 years ago this week that "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" debuted on television.
• For the record, Mariah Carey is still wearing her engagement ring.
• A class is going to be taught next semester at the University of Wisconsin-Madison called "The Problem of Whiteness."
• Joe Buck is hinting that he may retire from the broadcast booth after the 2019 World Series.
• From the land of weirdness, Michael Jackson's daughter, Paris, spent time with her Godfather Macaulay Culkin the other day, giving him a pedicure.