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Here's what she's been watching ("Tiger King," "I Love Lucy") and doing (conferencing with her co-stars) during the pandemic.
Additionally, the singer's Clara Lionel Foundation previously announced that it had donated $5 million to organizations fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
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As the coronavirus pandemic shatters the economy, Stockton, California, Mayor Michael Tubbs has two words for the president: "Go big."
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved back to Meghan's hometown, according to People.
Neal played for the Globetrotters from 1963-85, appearing in more than 6,000 games in 97 countries.
The former "Empire" star sang a Stevie Wonder hit while alluding to the date he claimed to have been attacked in a racist and anti-LGBTQ hate crime.
The singer-rapper called her session, "A practice in connectivity during this social distance."
Two dozen senators urged the Trump administration to not forget domestic violence survivors as the government addresses the pandemic.
Keara Wilson, a 19-year-old choreographer, created the dance that’s going viral and got the rapper’s single to No. 1 on iTunes.
"We're counting our blessings and couldn't be more grateful," Parrish wrote on Instagram.
"The severity of this disease is real," the Minnesota Timberwolves center said in a heart-wrenching video as the COVID-19 outbreak rages.
As more people are stuck at home and reality shows pause production, the search for love continues via our screens — and Instagram feeds.
With the two megastars feuding again, Swift pal Todrick Hall tried to shame Kardashian over her infamous sex tape.
Collins, who in 2013 was the first openly gay athlete in a major American professional sports league, believes he caught COVID-19 during a NYC trip.
No partners. No doulas. Giving birth alone is hardly what these women had in mind.
The husband and wife both now have the coronavirus, but tell Oprah Winfrey they have no regrets.
"Creating is living right now," the actor said. "Music therapy."
As COVID-19 creates the need for social distancing and quarantine, people are turning to video-chatting platforms to keep themselves sane and connected.
“Coronavirus is the Harvey Weinstein of diseases. It does not ask for consent, my friend," warned the "Daily Show” host.