THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Kit Harington has checked into a wellness retreat in the wake of the "Game Of Thrones" finale. According to a representative for the actor, Harington is working on "some personal issues."
  • Two people were taken to the hospital after a dump truck crashed into Gloria and Emilio Estefan's recording studio in Florida.
  • Bill and Hillary Clinton took part in a Memorial Day parade on Monday in New York.
  • The website name salon.com was sold the other day for $5 million.
  • Kate Mara and Jamie Bell welcomed a baby girl into their world two weeks ago.
  • 1200 consumers were asked, "Where would you go to get a hamburger?" Their responses: Five Guys was the top pick with 28%, followed by In-N-Out and Wendy's with 17% each, McDonald's with 15% and 14% for Burger King.
  • In Massachusetts, a female anaconda living in an all-female exhibit has given birth to two babies without ever being exposed to a male snake.
  • The World Health Organization has now recognized gaming addiction as a disorder.
  • Olivia Jade has reportedly broken up with her boyfriend over the college admissions scandal.
  • The Texas Senate has approved a bill allowing Texans to carry guns for a week after a natural disaster.
  • The Spice Girls have got a couple of concerts in, but both so far have been plagued with sound problems. They kicked off their tour in Dublin Friday and played in Wales on Monday.
  • Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt announced that he is engaged to Houston Dash soccer player Kealia Ohai.
  • Elton John said it took two decades to get "Rocketman" made, because he refused to tone down the sex and drugs and try to get a PG-13 rating.
  • If you go to Scott High School's graduation in Toledo, Ohio, tonight, you'll be seeing double. The valedictorian and salutatorian are identical twin brothers.
  • The owner of a Noah's Ark replica is suing an insurance company for refusing to cover rain damage.
  • Mike Pence told West Point graduates to expect to see combat.
  • A study says Roundup is linked to human liver damage.
  • Another new study claims that 25% of Americans worry about money all the time.
  • Sarah Palin's daughter Willow is pregnant with twins.

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