THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

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  • 7-11 has opened their first cashier-less store in North Texas, to see how well they'll work.
  • Dave Daubenmire, a right-wing legalist Christian activist wants to sue the NFL over Jennifer Lopez and Shakira's halftime show, saying it put him "in danger of hellfire."
  • One congressman is claiming that Nancy Pelosi possibly violated numerous House rules - and maybe even broke the law - by tearing up a copy of President Trump's State of the Union speech.
  • The Rolling Stones have more of a "No Filter Tour" left in them, announcing a 15-city stretch that starts May 8th in San Diego.
  • The astute Simpsons fans have pointed out that if you watch the season 25 Christmas episode, you'll see a scene where Moe is talking to the townspeople... while another Moe is in the crowd!
  • Domino's down in Australia is offering a unique prize, just in time for Valentine's Day. They're actually having a contest where you could win an engagement ring with a pizza-shaped diamond. A $9,000 value.
  • Over Super Bowl weekend, Lady Gaga went public with her new boyfriend, tech investor Michael Polansky. Polansky is the CEO of the Parker Group, Facebook co-founder Sean Parker's businesses and charities.
  • Gianna Bryant's jersey was retired by her middle school.
  • The British newspaper the Daily Mail has named Robert Pattinson "the most handsome man in the world."
  • A full moon, known as the "Snow Moon" in January, takes place tomorrow night on the west coast, early Sunday on the east coast.
  • Nearly 60% of Americans say they are better off financially than they were a year ago.

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