THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Legendary comedian and actor Jerry Lewis passed away peacefully yesterday of natural causes at his home in Las Vegas with his family by his side. He was 91. 
  • A Star Wars stand-alone movie is in the works that would focus on the life of Obi-Wan Kenobi. 
  • The rumor is back that Gwen Stefani is pregnant with Blake Shelton's kid. 
  • Emma Stone is the highest-paid actress in Hollywood, according to Forbes. 
  • Ellen DeGeneres celebrated her 9th wedding anniversary with Portia de Rossi last week. 
  • Amy Schumer slipped into the audience at a Judge Judy taping. Hard to miss her. 
  • Matt LeBlanc repeated the prophesy again -- "There will never be a Friends Reunion." 
  • British television presenter and entertainer Bruce Forsyth, who appeared for decades on a string of Saturday night primetime shows, has died at the age 89. 
  • President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump will not participate in the Kennedy Center Honors to avoid "political distraction." Translation: the winners will actually show up now to receive their award, because some were refusing to go because of him. 
  • Robin Thicke and his girlfriend, April Love Geary, are expecting a baby. He's 40, she's 22. 
  • Oakland Raiders cornerback Sean Smith was arrested last week on a felony assault charge for allegedly beating up his sister's boyfriend. 
  • The dating service OKCupid says it has banned a white supremacist for life. 
  • So who is going to join Katy Perry as a judge in the reboot of "American Idol." No one is locked in yet, while names that keep coming up include Charlie Puth, Lionel Richie, and Luke Bryan. 
  • Meanwhile, Katy Perry has postponed her "Witness" tour because of production delays. 
  • Spotify has banned all "white power" music tracks from its site. 
  • Cleveland leads the nation in the number of homes where owners are underwater. 
  • A study says adding water to whiskey enhances the flavor.

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