THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Bye-bye Chicago, hello Miami! Jake Cutler will step in as the Dolphins' new quarterback with a 1-year, $10 million contract. 
  • Chris Pratt and Anna Faris have filed for legal separation and have asked for privacy. 
  • Ronnie Wood of the Rolling Stones said he had a scare several months ago when he had a "fight with a touch of lung cancer." But it seems as though doctors caught it early enough. 
  • Taylor Swift and a former disc jockey she accuses of groping her began picking jurors yesterday in dueling lawsuits. 
  • Meanwhile, an attorney says she's filing a lawsuit on behalf of three people who accuse Usher of not disclosing an alleged sexually transmitted disease diagnosis prior to sexual contact. 
  • FOX NEWS anchor Eric Bowling has been suspended over alleged lewd texts to women. 
  • Did you know GM is already selling a $5,000 electric car in China? China purchases 40% of the electric cars produced in the world. 
  • In Tucson, Arizona, Little Caesar's pizza is experimenting with a pizza vending machine called a Pizza Portal. Where you would walk into their store, pick out a pizza and have it served up by the machine... never talking with a human. 
  • A frowning poop emoji is said to be in the works. 
  • Johnny Galecki is in talks to be part of the Roseanne reboot. By the way, even though Dan died in the series finale, John Goodman will be back. 
  • Darren "Dutch" Daulton, the catcher who played a crucial role on the Philadelphia Phillies' 1993 World Series team, died on Sunday at the age of 55 after a lengthy battle with brain cancer. 
  • Aaron Carter, the brother of Backstreet Boys' Nick Carter, has come out as bisexual. 
  • Boeing has won a contract to build two 747s that will be used as the future Air Force One. 
  • "So You Think You Can Dance" winner Joshua Allen has been sentenced to a year in jail on domestic violence charges. 
  • A town in Iowa held a special election and of the 70 registered voters in town, NONE bothered to vote. 
  • A study says pet dogs and cats are adding to the cause of global warming. 
  • Half of the candidates for mayor in the city of Detroit are convicted felons. 
  • Maine is raising the legal age to buy cigarettes to 21. 
  • Oprah Winfrey says "I can't accept myself" being over 200 pounds. 
  • YouTube gets 4.1 million views every minute. 
  • Serena Williams and her friends enjoyed a 50's Themed Baby Shower over the weekend, with Bobby Sox and saddle shoes. 
  • Two Chinese visitors to Germany found out the hard way that it's illegal to make the Nazi salute in public. 
  • L'Oreal is predicting that soon, there will be male cosmetics counters popping up in stores. 



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