THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Starting this fall, Oprah is going to be a contributor to "60 Minutes."
• A new survey claims that only 27% of Americans want the Patriots to win the Super Bowl.
• The Patriots are the most disliked team in the NFL, according to a poll from Public Policy Polling, with Tom Brady both the most liked -- and disliked -- quarterback.
• A GNC Super Bowl commercial has been rejected by the NFL because two of its products contain substances banned by the league.
• Terri Hatcher, who starred in "Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman" as Lois Lane, has joined the cast of "Supergirl."
• Bassist, a singer John Wetton, who co-founded Asia and served in King Crimson, has died. He was 67.
• Azealia Banks and Rihanna got into a social media war that climaxed when Azealia posted Rihanna's private phone number.
• More than four decades after the ex-wife of Righteous Brothers singer Bill Medley was raped and killed, officials announced Monday they used DNA to identify a suspect in the slaying: a man who was killed by police in 1982.
• 18 years after getting married, David and Victoria Beckham renewed their vows.
• Ben Affleck will continue as planned to star in a new Batman movie, but he won't also direct it.
• Peter Capaldi, who assumed the iconic role of Doctor Who in 2013, on Monday said he'll leave the classic British series after this year's Christmas special.
• To give Amazon a better run for its money, Wal-Mart is going to offer free 2-day shipping.
• A homeowner got quite the surprise Saturday night when a moose fell through a window well and into the basement of a house.
• John Wetton, the bassist, and singer for Asia, as well as a former member of King Crimson and U.K., has died at the age of 67 after a battle with cancer.
• Masaya Nakamura, the arcade entertainment pioneer who pioneered smash-hit video game "Pac-Man," has died at the age of 91.
• The Raiders' plan to move into a brand new $1.9 billion stadium in Las Vegas took a major hit Monday when an investor expected to contribute about a third of that amount angrily backed out.
• The world's most expensive trip is being advertised as a voyage around the world on a private 767 jet with 50 guests visiting 20 cities in 20 days for $13.8 million.
• Casino owner Steve Wynn has been named as the new Finance Chair of the Republican National Committee.
• Recreational marijuana is now legal in Maine.
• John Legend and Ariana Grande will be singing the theme song to "Beauty and the Beast" in the upcoming movie.
• The original Club Penguin game is going away. The developers of the Disney-owned online game have confirmed they will shut down the 11-year-old Club Penguin on March 29th to make way for a new experience -- Club Penguin Island.