THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Because the company that makes those little candy hearts with the messages on them went out of business this year, Krispy Kreme is filling the void by offering up donuts in the shape of hearts with messages on them.
  • Anne Hathaway says there's a script for Princess Diaries 3. Details coming.
  • Wal-Mart announced its going to be hiring hundreds of truck drivers in 2019 and giving their truck drivers pay bumps to get them up to $90,000.
  • This year's Super Bowl game will include the Rams cheerleaders... which includes the first-ever male cheerleaders to perform at the Super Bowl. They have two.
  • Matt LeBlanc confessed that he took the foosball table from the "Friends" set.
  • The good question being asked in the U.K. these days: how does the Queen get to drive around the country without a driver's license?
  • The most controversial movie at this year's Sundance Film Festival is the documentary about Michael Jackson, called "Leaving Neverland." It resurrects the molestation accusations.
  • The new Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway movie, "Serenity" is getting mega horrible reviews. The "Gigli" for a new generation.
  • A lot of stars turning 30 in 2019 including Taylor Swift, Daniel Radcliffe, Brie Larson, Dakota Johnson and Hayden Panetierre.
  • Miley Cyrus has a new tattoo: the word "pussy" inked in cursive on her left ankle.
  • Terry Jennings, the oldest son of country legend Waylon Jennings, died just four days after his 62nd birthday.
  • The famed polar vortex is back... bringing some insanely cold temperatures to the upper Midwest.
  • Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul are set to star in a "Breaking Bad" movie.
  • Microsoft has installed a news filter in its mobile browser that is supposed to block "fake news."
  • A report says 36 million Americans have jobs that could soon be replaced by automation.
  • A new study suggests that a gum infection could be connected to Alzheimer's disease.
  • To no one's surprise, Michael Strahan says that he and Kelly Ripa haven't spoken to each other for a long time.

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