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She’s blowing kisses through the airwaves. Unable to perform live, pop stars including Ariana Grande are finding creative ways to entertain their fans in coronavirus quarantine. “Tommy [and] I sending u some virtual love,” pint-size pop star Ariana Grande captions a video of one such digital performance with her record producer Tommy Brown, 33. “Hope …
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Duran Duran bassist John Taylor took to Facebook on Sunday (April 5) to reveal that he had tested positive for coronavirus, and is currently on the mend. Taylor was diagnosed with COVID-19 “three weeks ago,” and has been self-quarantining as per medical protocol. “Perhaps I am a particularly robust 59 year old — I like …
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Dr. Drew Pinsky has apologized for comparing the novel coronavirus to the flu. The celebrity addiction specialist, who is also an internist, said in a video shared on Twitter over the weekend, “My early comments about equating coronavirus with influenza were wrong. They were incorrect.” “I was part of a chorus that was saying that, and …
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Wild conspiracy theories linking 5G networks to the coronavirus pandemic are being blamed for a spate of attacks on UK cellphone towers — and are even being spread by celebrities such as Woody Harrelson. Fires at towers in Birmingham, Liverpool and Belfast have all been blamed on the conspiracy theories, UK officials said. The theories …
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Singer @RitaWilson performs the national anthem before today's #ProInvitationalSeries race at Bristol. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/QT9hdMGwcJ — FOX: NASCAR (@NASCARONFOX) April 5, 2020 Rita Wilson is back in action. On Sunday, the 63-year-old wife of Tom Hanks performed the National Anthem ahead of NASCAR’s virtual iRacing Pro Invitational Series Race — her first since recovering from coronavirus …
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Singer-songwriter Pink’s 3-year-old son kept her up at night praying because he had “the worst of it” after they both caught the coronavirus, the artist has revealed. During an Instagram Live stream with friend and author Jen Pastiloff, Pink said that both she and Jameson “have been really, really sick” but are doing better now. …
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Apple has started making protective face shields for health workers on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. The tech giant plans to ship more than 1 million see-through shields each week through a “company-wide effort,” CEO Tim Cook said. The first batch was delivered last week to Kaiser hospital facilities in California’s Santa Clara …
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Airlines are drastically cutting service to and from the New York City area as the feds urge travelers to avoid the nation’s largest coronavirus hotspot. American Airlines plans to operate just 13 flights a day out of JFK, LaGuardia and Newark Liberty airports from this week to May 6 — down 95 percent from a …
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Dr. Ruth has an urgent message for America’s parents. The legendary sex expert called us up over the weekend because she wanted The Post to help her tell moms and dads to stop arguing in front of their children during the COVID-19 crisis — because she’s worried about kids’ anxiety. “I want to make sure …
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New York City’s restaurants may be hanging on by a thread, but they’re still feeding area health-care workers with the help of one Upper East Side mom. Gabrielle Armour, a non-practicing lawyer with three kids, was on lockdown with the rest of the city on her 50th birthday when she decided to ask her Facebook …
She’s blowing kisses through the airwaves. Unable to perform live, pop stars including Ariana Grande are finding creative ways to entertain their fans in coronavirus quarantine. “Tommy [and] I sending u some virtual love,” pint-size pop star Ariana Grande captions a video of one such digital performance with her record producer Tommy Brown, 33. “Hope …
