THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • Rumors are swirling that American singer Billie Eilish could be recording the next James Bond movie's theme song. "No Time to Die" is the title.
  • After 7 years, Pearl Jam is back with a new album and an upcoming tour.
  • Six Democratic candidates for president took the stage last night in Iowa, the last debate prior to the Iowa caucuses.
  • Through January 31, Chick-fil-A is offering free eight-count orders of its classic nuggets to anyone who creates a Chick-fil-A One account or signs into an existing account on the Chick-fil-A mobile app.
  • It's the Roaring 20s, so no surprise that Speak Easies are becoming quite trendy, as they were 100 years ago during prohibition.
  • The outcome of Monday's Royal Family meeting is that there will be a transition phase, but the bottom line-the Queen supports Harry and Meghan leaving the Royal Family behind.
  • Hollywood is freaking out after Vince Vaughn sat next to President Trump at the college football championship game Monday night and actually shook the president's hand.
  • That Pete Davidson/Kaia Gerber thing is slowly fizzling out.
  • Talks are underway to bring Kiefer Sutherland back one more time as Jack Bauer for another "24" series.
  • Subaru is apologizing for the particular model of the Forester they were showing off at an Asian Auto Show. It was the Forester Ultimate Customized Kit Special. You'd think someone along the line would have caught that.
  • Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have already been confirmed as hosts of the Golden Globes next year.
  • The book checked out of the New York Public library more than any other book? "The Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack Keats.
  • Allison Janney finally confirmed rumors that her Mom co-star Anna Faris is engaged to Michael Barrett.
  • Doctors are warning of a trend to use toothpaste as a lubricant. We're moving on to the next news story right here.

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