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A sailor serving on the USS Theodore Roosevelt died Monday after contracting the coronavirus, the U.S. Navy announced. The unidentified sailor, whose name is being kept private until 24 hours after his family is notified, died from health complications after testing positive for the virus late last month. “The Sailor tested positive for COVID-19 March 30, …
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Bob Iger is back in the driver’s seat at Disney. Less than two months after he resigned as chief executive of the Mouse House, Iger, who currently holds the title of executive chairman, is retaking the helm, according to a new report. The celebrated exec told The New York Times on Sunday that he stepped …
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With many salons and barbershops closed indefinitely in the face of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, many people are taking their hairstyling into their own hands — with mixed results. Fortunately for men who are at a loss for how to tame their locks, celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton — whose clients include Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Lopez …
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Gavin Rossdale opened up about the trials and tribulations of having to coparent children of divorce amid coronavirus. The “Love Remains the Same” rocker, 54, shares three sons with ex-wife Gwen Stefani: Kingston, 13, Zuma, 11 and Apollo, 6. The kids have been traveling back and forth between Los Angeles, where Rossdale lives, and Oklahoma, …
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Andrea Bocelli’s concert at an empty Duomo of Milan has had over 26 million views since it streamed live on Easter Sunday, Fox News confirmed on Monday. The concert, titled “Music for Hope,” premiered at the opera singer’s YouTube channel, and is the No. 1 trending video on the online platform. Bocelli’s participation was done pro bono, …
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Virginia Governor Ralph Northam speaks to gun control activists at a rally by Moms Demand Action and other family members of shooting victims outside of the Virginia State Capitol Building in Richmond, Va., July 9, 2019. Virginia will no longer require voters to present a photo ID in order to cast a ballot, Governor Ralph …
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China has imposed new restrictions on academic research into the origins of COVID-19, CNN reported on Monday. The new set of guidelines directs that “academic papers about tracing the origin of the virus must be strictly and tightly managed.” Papers must be submitted to a task force appointed by the State Council, the country’s administrative …
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Wynn Handman, co-founder of American Place Theatre, the Off Broadway non-profit company that championed a young playwright named Sam Shepard and cast such actors as Dustin Hoffman, Rául Juliá, Faye Dunaway, John Leguizamo and Robert De Niro early in their careers, died of complications from the coronavirus Saturday, April 11, at his home in New …
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An alleged scammer tried to profit from the coronavirus crisis by offering the federal government millions of face masks that didn’t exist, authorities say. Christopher Parris of Atlanta faces a wire fraud charge for trying to sell the Department of Veterans Affairs 125 million masks and other protective gear for more than $750 million — …
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Hilary Duff dyed more than Easter eggs this weekend. The “Younger” actress, 32, debuted a new hair look on Sunday, chopping off her blond hair in favor of a bright blue bob. Revealing the look on her Instagram, the mom of two simply captioned the photo, “🤷🏼♀️yea.” Lest fans think her wild ‘do was the …
A sailor serving on the USS Theodore Roosevelt died Monday after contracting the coronavirus, the U.S. Navy announced. The unidentified sailor, whose name is being kept private until 24 hours after his family is notified, died from health complications after testing positive for the virus late last month. “The Sailor tested positive for COVID-19 March 30, …
