• Demi Lovato’s Fabletics collection will donate $125K to coronavirus relief

    Demi Lovato’s Fabletics collection will donate $125K to coronavirus relief

    Demi Lovato is pitching in to provide coronavirus relief. The pop star, 27, announced on Tuesday that $5 for every item sold from her new Fabletics collection — up to $125K total — will go towards the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund. “I’ve really been going back and forth on if this was …
  • Olympic Committee Announces New Dates for Summer Games

    Olympic Committee Announces New Dates for Summer Games

    People wearing protective face masks following an outbreak of the coronavirus next to the Olympic rings in front of the Japan Olympic Museum in Tokyo, Japan, February 26, 2020. The Tokyo Olympics will begin on July 23, 2021, about one year after the games were originally scheduled to take place. “The schedule for the games …
  • Fed Economist Suggests Country Could Hit 32 Percent Unemployment without Coronavirus Assistance

    Fed Economist Suggests Country Could Hit 32 Percent Unemployment without Coronavirus Assistance

    Roy Coleman Jr., a personal trainer in Seattle, says he has been unable to file for unemployment due to a high volume errors on the government’s website, Everett, Wash., March 27, 2020. An economist with the St. Louis Fed is projecting coronavirus could cost 47 million Americans their jobs, resulting in a 32.1 percent unemployment …
  • New Jersey Governor Reverses on Gun Stores, Will Allow Them to Reopen as Essential

    New Jersey Governor Reverses on Gun Stores, Will Allow Them to Reopen as Essential

    In a reversal of his previous stance on the issue, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy said Monday that gun stores will be considered essential and allowed to reopen in the thick of the coronavirus pandemic. The governor issued an executive order on March 21 requiring all nonessential businesses to close until the pandemic emergency is over. Gun …
  • Federal Judges Block State-Issued Abortion Bans in Texas, Ohio

    Federal Judges Block State-Issued Abortion Bans in Texas, Ohio

    Texas governor Greg Abbott during a prayer service in Santa Fe, Tex., May 20, 2018. Federal district court judges have issued temporary restraining orders on states that moved to restrict abortions amid the coronavirus pandemic, after abortion providers defied orders and sued to remain open. In Texas, District Court Judge Lee Yeakel sided with abortion …
  • Sarah Silverman is embracing her gray hair in these ‘manic’ times

    Sarah Silverman is embracing her gray hair in these ‘manic’ times

    Sarah Silverman is choosing to age gracefully in an industry often obsessed with youth, recently taking to Instagram to share a few words on why she believes her newly gray hair is beautiful and well-earned. On Sunday, the 49-year-old comic shared a photo of herself wearing a navy blue sweater and massive BOSE headphones while …
  • Kim Kardashian praises teachers on ‘The View’ after homeschooling her kids

    Kim Kardashian praises teachers on ‘The View’ after homeschooling her kids

    Kim Kardashian appeared on “The View” to discuss how her family has been dealing with social distancing in light of coronavirus and said she developed a respect for teachers. “The kids just got on spring break thank God, being their teacher, too,” the reality star, 39, told the co-hosts via video chat. “My newfound respect …
  • Rihanna and Jay-Z each donate $1 million to coronavirus relief efforts

    Rihanna and Jay-Z each donate $1 million to coronavirus relief efforts

    Rihanna and Jay-Z have joined the growing list of celebrities making generous donations to combat the coronavirus pandemic. The performers foundations have together donated $2 million to relief efforts — that specifically help the most vulnerable — in Los Angeles and New York City. Jay-Z’s Shawn Carter Foundation and Rihanna’s Clara Lionel Foundation’s donation will …
  • Bon Jovi to perform on NBC coronavirus special

    Bon Jovi to perform on NBC coronavirus special

    Two American superstars — Jon Bon Jovi and Dr. Anthony Fauci — are set to appear on NBC’s coronavirus special on Tuesday night, Page Six has exclusively learned. We’re told Bon Jovi has made a special recording of his new song “Do What You Can” that will be shown during the live primetime special, “NBC …
  • Papa John’s sales jump as coronavirus keeps deliveries moving

    Papa John’s sales jump as coronavirus keeps deliveries moving

    Papa John’s said sales are jumping as customers hunkered down amid the coronavirus crisis have been ordering up pizzas for delivery, even as they steer clear of its restaurants. The pizza chain said Tuesday that its comparable sales in North America rose 5.3 percent in the three months ending March 29 even as the pandemic …