THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Marie Osmond says she'd be willing to perform at Donald Trump's inauguration next Friday. 
• NBA games were played in London and Mexico City yesterday, to hopefully fan an international fan base. 
• Rumors are circulating that Hillary Clinton could run for mayor of New York City later this year. 
• A study says Florida is the most dangerous state for pedestrians. 
• Pokemon Go has been banned in China. 
• Chipotle is being sued for $2 billion by a woman whose picture was used in an advertisement without her consent. 
• Lola Kirke says she has been getting death threats over not shaving her armpits for the Golden Globes. 
• FOX is bringing back "Prison Break," with the two original lead characters for a 9-episode season this spring. 
• "Orange Is the New Black" star Lea DeLaria announced that she and longtime girlfriend Chelsea Fairless have called off their engagement and broken up just days after their scheduled wedding date. 
• Facebook is fine-tuning their own version of Snapchat, called Discover. 
• PC sales have declined again, for the 5th year in a row. 
• Yes, that was Selena Gomez and the Weekend out having a romantic dinner together. 
• Ed Sheeran's new album, Divide, will become available March 3. 
• There's a lot of buzz over a report that claims Palm Oil, one of the ingredients in Nutella, can cause cancer. Ferrero, which makes the hazelnut spread, has started an advertising campaign saying that its product is not only great tasting, but also safe to eat. 
• Stevie Wonder showed up on the Tonight Show Wednesday night as a surprise guest, so that he could serenade out-going first lady, Michelle Obama. He sang a modified version of his hit, "My Cherie Amour" as "My Michelle Amour." 
• With the recent rains, they're saying 40% of California is no longer suffering from drought conditions. 
• This fall, you'll be able to buy a Weird Al box set, called Squeeze Box, which will include all 14 of his studio albums, all remastered on CD, vinyl and digital. Or not. 
• Toronto comic actor Tony Rosato, veteran of SCTV, Saturday Night Live and more, has died at the age of 62. 
• It's sounding more and more like an "Arrested Development: Season 5" is going to happen. 
• Amazon says it's going to hire 100,000 new people across the U.S. over the next 18 months. 
• CVS is rolling out a generic equivalent to the EpiPen at 1/6th the price.