THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • There's now a company that will allow you to Rest in Vinyl. They will take your ashes and put them into a vinyl record. It can feature anything -- a favorite song, a recording of you, whatever -- but you would be with the family forever as a record. It'll cost you $1,000 to $3,000 and would allow you to "live from beyond the groove."
  • Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams is going to executive produce a drama for CBS.
  • It could have been a more mellow Thanksgiving, if you had only known. A company came out with cannabis-infused gravy to ease family stress at the Thanksgiving dinner table.
  • Rolls-Royce is offering a hipper, edgier SUV costing $382,000 for young wealthy buyers.
  • A new report claims that, to save the planet, people need to cut back to a burger and a half a week.
  • Soleil Moon Frye from "Punky Brewster" says Demi Moore helped deliver all four of her children.
  • Brookline, Massachusetts has lowered their voting age to 16.
  • A study says it takes $214,200 in income to live happily in Seattle.
  • Netflix has taken over its first cinema, leasing a theater in New York.
  • 800 men in a German town are being asked to give a DNA sample to solve a 23-year-old murder.
  • A Cartoon Network hotel will open next year in Pennsylvania.
  • Larry King says he had an unreported "slight stroke" this year.
  • Yikes! NHL player Keith Yandle lost nine teeth after being hit in the mouth by a puck.
  • At an auction this past week, a Babe Ruth rookie card sold for $110,000.

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