A study looked at the most unique job-related things each state googles more than any other state. They include "hate my boss" in New York . . . "how to get fired" in Connecticut . . . "get paid to watch Netflix" in Maryland . . . "how to become an escort" in California . . . and in Florida, it's "jobs that don't drug test."

42% of Americans say the pandemic has turned them into a germaphobe, but we're not as worried about certain things as we were a year ago. The most common precautions we've STOPPED taking include changing clothes when you get home . . . sanitizing your mail . . . and carrying hand sanitizer at all times.

A woman in Pennsylvania was arrested last October after she went through the McDonald's drive thru several times in a row . . . because she kept forgetting she'd already been there. She was hit with several charges.

Mike Z will be joined by Breaking Benjamin guitarist and solo artist Keith Wallen tonight at 10pm for "Wired In The Empire" on 96.7 KCAL Rocks. They'll be talking about how he got the gig in Breaking Benjamin as well as his solo music. Plus, new music from Blisskrieg, Deftones and Rob Zombie

Plug in every Saturday Night at 10pm for "Wired In The Empire"

Everyone wants to know who in the royal organization was concerned that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children would be too black. But Harry made it clear to Oprah after their interview aired Sunday night that it wasn't his grandparents, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.

Does holding your breath when you walk past people help you avoid COVID? Several experts have weighed in, and the answer seems to be . . . it's possible, so you might as well keep doing it.

A guy in Michigan broke into a house last year by using his debit card to force open the lock . . . and then he left the card behind. The cops used it to identify him and now he's been charged with home invasion.

Katie Couric is guest-hosting "Jeopardy!" for the next two weeks. After her, Dr. Oz takes over, followed by Aaron Rodgers. Other guest hosts, including Anderson Cooper, Savannah Guthrie, and Mayim Bialik, haven't been scheduled yet.

For International Women's Day, Burger King U.K. tweeted, quote, "Women belong in the kitchen." They were trying to promote a campaign about scholarships for more female chefs . . . but they didn't put any of that in the first tweet. It got HAMMERED all day and eventually they apologized and deleted it.