THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW

• Lee Majors is joining the cast of “Dallas” as a former flame of Sue Ellen.
• CBS’ broadcast of Super Bowl XLVII averaged 108.4 million total viewers.   While that was the third-most watched program in U.S. television history,   it was the first time since Super Bowl XXXIX in 2005 that viewership didn’t   improve year-over-year.
• To help San Francisco get over losing the Super Bowl, Jell-O is handing   out free chocolate pudding all over town today.
• OK, it’ll be available before the next Super Bowl, but Panasonic has come   out with a 152-inch TV — “the world’s largest, 4K2K plasma display”   — yours for just $500,000.
• Beyonce has announced a world tour. “The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour” will   kick off April 15 in Belgrade, Serbia. The tour’s North American stint   starts June 28 in Los Angeles and ends August 3 in Brooklyn, NY.
• Ricki Lake’s return to daytime talk television is no more after Twentieth   Television cancelled “The Ricki Lake Show” on Monday.
• Lavonne “Pepper” Paire-Davis, the real-life female baseball star of the   1940s that was played by Geena Davis in “A League of Their Own,” has died   at age 88.
• Former President Bill Clinton has been asked to speak at former New York   Mayor Ed Koch’s funeral.
• That’s Beck covering the David Bowie song, “Sound and Vision” for the new   Lincoln commercial.
• You want to go see a replica of the Central Perk Coffee Shop from   “Friends?” You’ll have to go to Beijing.
• The paparazzi snapped some photos of Selena Gomez after she had apparently spent the night at Justin Bieber’s place.