Aventura's Inmortal Tour Earns $24 Million (So Far)

The Clippers organization has reached an agreement to purchase The Forum in Inglewood, Calif. from The Madison Square Garden Company for $400 million cash. The iconic venue will continue to host concerts while plans for a “fan-focused community project” that includes a NBA arena and team headquarters, also move forward.

Mega Italian fashion influencer Chiara Ferragni and husband Fedez have done their part to aid in COVID-19 relief efforts in their home country of Italy — and that’s a serious understatement.

On March 20, Bandcamp waived its revenue shares for a full 24 hours in an effort to help artists whose livelihoods have been impacted by coronavirus. Several companies followed suit, directing all revenue directly to artists on Friday.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson and his wife, Ciara, announced over social media that they’re donating one million meals to help those affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

Vin Diesel’s superhero movie “Bloodshot” launched respectably for Sony Pictures, with $1.2 million at 2,631 North American locations during Thursday night previews.

Meek Mill‘s girlfriend, Milan Harris, 31, is gearing up to have a baby and she’s proud to show it! The pregnant beauty shared some pics of herself on Instagram on Mar. 9 and in them, her bare baby bump was on full display. She wore a turquoise bikini under a matching turquoise and white long over shirt in the snapshots and posed outside in front of a tropical scenery with sunglasses. She used the caption for the pics to admit the life lessons she’s been learning.

Pop star Louis Tomlinson has postponed an upcoming show in Milan, Italy following a month-long government ban on all public events as a result of the coronavirus crisis.

Add Louis Tomlinson to the increasingly long list of artists forced to cancel or postpone shows due to the spreading coronavirus. "Following the decree from the President of the Council of Ministers on 4th March my headline show in Milan next week will now not go ahead," Tomlinson wrote of his planned gig at Fabrique on March 11.

The Coronavirus epidemic has the entire world on alert with more and more cases confirmed in countries where the virus had not been detected before. The situation is worrying and celebrities are already taking steps to stay healthy and safe. One of them is Maluma, who was forced to postpone a concert he had scheduled for this weekend and moved it to the end of the month. "It is for your well-being, your safety and mine too," the Colombian told his fans through a video on his social networks.

Maluma has postponed his upcoming concert in Milan as cases of coronavirus continue to increase in Italy.The March 7 show has now been rescheduled to March 31, Billboard has learned.

A man who contracted coronavirus in Italy flew back from Milan to Manchester before self-isolating, the Manchester Evening News understands.