Almost half of Americans think it's possible dinosaurs STILL EXIST in a remote corner of the world. And one in five think there were still lots of them 100 years ago.

Pizza Hut is bringing back a thin-crust pizza called "The Edge" that debuted in 1997. All the toppings go to the edge of the pizza . . . which was apparently a HUGE innovation in the late '90s.

A list of early jobs of the stars includes Hugh Grant cleaning toilets at IBM in London, Willem Dafoe assembling "Hustler" and "Penthouse" magazines, and Javier Bardem STRIPPING.

Mike Z will be joined by Atreyu guitarist Dan Jacobs tonight at 10pm for "Wired In The Empire" on 96.7 KCAL Rocks. They will be talking and rocking tunes off of their new album "Baptized" as well as new tunes from Chevelle, Flotsam & Jetsam and The Devil Wears Prada

Plug in every Saturday Night at 10pm for new tunes, music news, concert news and interviews: "Wired In The Empire" on 96.7 KCAL Rocks!

China cut segments from the "Friends" reunion show featuring LADY GAGA, JUSTIN BIEBER, and BTS. All of them have offended the Chinese government at one time or another.

Faith No More's MIKE PATTON peed on AXL ROSE's teleprompter when they toured together in 1992. He blamed youthful stupidity but said, quote, "It was such a drag touring with [GNR], I hate to say it. They treated us like [crap]."

Have we hit peak "Florida Man"? On Sunday, a guy in Florida named Lawrence Florida went on a ridiculous crime spree and broke into at least seven different businesses. He's facing several charges.

The big science stories this week included a study that found the human body might be able to live to 150. A study at Michigan State found caffeine helps with simple tasks when we don't get enough sleep, but not complicated ones. And are civilians who go to space "astronauts," or should we call them "space tourists"?