THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Starbucks clarified their "Come and say as long as you want" policy by saying that sleeping and drug use will not be tolerated. 
  • Will Smith and Nicky Jam, together with Kosovo singer Era Istrefi, will perform the official song for the 2018 World Cup. 
  • Brett Favre is now telling that during his playing days, his addiction to painkillers and alcohol landed him in rehab 3 times. 
  • Maddie Poppe won "American Idol" Monday, with the runner-up Caleb Lee Hutchinson announcing that he and Maddie were an item. 
  • Did you know the Miss USA Pageant was even on TV Monday night? It was hosted by Nick and Vanessa Lachey and the winner was Miss Nebraska, Sarah Rose Summers. 
  • Meanwhile, Adam Rippon won the latest round of "Dancing with the Stars." 
  • It was a year ago yesterday that the Ariana Grande concert bombing took place in England. 
  • The Post Office is getting ready to issue the first scratch and sniff stamps. Among the rumored scents: strawberry, chocolate, kiwi and root beer. 
  • The San Antonio Spurs are ending their dance team after 25 years. 
  • Levi's just released a smart jacket that lets you know when your Uber arrives. 
  • Scientists claim to have succeeded transplanting a memory from the brain of one sea snail and implanting it into another. 
  • A new report claims that some middle-class women have started hosting dinner parties around a new trend called "brieing." Brieing is where the women consume the drug MDMA, also known as Molly, wrapped in brie cheese. 
  • They actually ranked toilet papers and 3 of the top 5 were Charmin. At the very top, the number one toilet paper was Charmin Ultra Soft. 
  • Apple is teasing a smarter Siri, with a new voice. 
  • Gas in New York City has hit $5 a gallon and still going up! 
  • At the 24th World Scout Jamboree coming up in West Virginia in August, they'll be handing out condoms for the very first time. 
  • Now there's a study that claims an egg a day will actually lower your risk of heart disease.

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