Becky G Drops ‘They Ain’t Ready,’ Announces Charity Shirt to Support L.A. Students in Need Amid Coronavirus

Joan Grande is furious with Elon Musk.

Lockdown and stay-at-home orders due to the novel coronavirus have been a big boost for online pirates, with a new study showing double-digit growth in digital piracy across major territories in Europe and North America. The data, published Monday by London-based piracy analysts Muso, shows visits to illegal film streaming and download sites shot up by 41.4 percent in the United States and by 42.5 percent in the U.K.

Lockdown and stay-at-home orders due to the novel coronavirus have been a big boost for online pirates, with a new study showing double-digit growth in digital piracy across major territories in Europe and North America.The data, published Monday by London-based piracy analysts Muso, shows visits to illegal film streaming and download sites shot up by 41.4 percent in the United States and by 42.5 percent in the U.K.

John Cho has opened up on the “verbal and physical abuse” being directed at Asian Americans during the coronavirus crisis.

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John Krasinski, American disc jockey? Yes, that’s correct -- the “Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan” star is heading back to the high school prom, only this time he’ll be hosting it. The “Office” alum, 40, took to social media on Thursday to announce that he’ll not only be spearheading a prom for millions of students who lost out on the once-in-a-lifetime experience, but he’ll also be deejaying the social-distance shindig.

Even though Prince Harry and Meghan Markle recently moved to the United States, the couple is still supporting the United Kingdom. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex recently donated some of the proceeds of their royal wedding broadcast to charity Feeding Britain, which helps feed families struggling during the coronavirus pandemic, Fox News can confirm.

Like everyone in television right now, American Idol is in a pinch. While it had plenty of unseen tape to roll out for Sunday night's two-hour clip show, taking a closer look at the singers who made it into this season's top 20, what will happen when it's time to finally pivot to live shows?

WWE has officially cancelled its upcoming Money In The Bank pay-per-view event amid the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. The show was scheduled to take place in Maryland, USA, on May 10, 2020. While, reportedly, the company will still go forward with the event, it will no longer take place in Baltimore’s Royal Farms Arena in Maryland. Rumours are, that just like WWE’s WrestleMania 36 event, this upcoming show will also be taped in the Performance Center without the audience.  

Kristin Cavallari and Jay Cutler are still in the Bahamas amid the outbreak of COVID-19.