‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ coronavirus parody goes viral

Blue Ivy Carter is teaching us a thing or two.

Charlie Puth’s choice of song for “One World: Together At Home” on Saturday afternoon was on point, singing “See You Again” with his angelic voice, but one thing stood out to viewers in the background – his unmade bed.

Folk rock icon Bob Dylan has forbidden comedian Stephen Colbert from performing a TV parody of his 1965 song Subterranean Homesick Blues.

A powerful poem read by immigrant key workers which highlights the important role of ethnic minorities during the coronavirus pandemic has gone viral.

Whatever happened to predictability? Well, it’s currently alive and well — because for millions of people around the world, every day is exactly the same now — thanks to the self-quarantine most of us are practicing to slow the spread of the deadly coronavirus.

Wow, we knew Dr. Drew Pinsky has been less a doctor and more a Teen Mom referee for the last decade, but we honestly always assumed his medical opinion was legit. (If we’re being honest it certainly doesn’t hurt he’s been a silver fox with a sexy bedside manner full of calm gravitas — not to mention he was often the voice of reason next to Adam Carolla.)

After cutting short their tour, the members of K-pop phenomenon BTS are self-isolating in their homes like everyone else.

BTS‘s V is finding ways to pass the time like the rest of us.

A mum has come up with a brilliant hack which transforms a baby's nappy into a coronavirus face-mask.

There's no doubt about it, coronavirus and the concept of social distancing has prompted people to get creative when it comes to self-care.

A Scot has gone viral with his attempt at lifting the nation's spirits amid the coronavirus crisis with his song about bog roll - or the lack of it.

A super-talented nurse has lifted spirits by performing a special coronavirus -themed song online.

Bonnie Tracy is ready to “kick” some a**.

Scots DJ George Bowie has pledged to play more gigs live on Facebook from his balcony at home if the country goes into full lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Jennifer Lopez has her own personal waiter but fans have pointed out she might have something else to worry about.

Oprah Winfrey wants to make one thing clear: she has NOT been arrested for sex trafficking.

Fifth Harmony may not be returning to the stage as a girl group but their 2016 song "Work from Home" is making a strong comeback. Since most people are working from home and self-quarantining due to the coronavirus pandemic, the lyrics are more relevant than ever.

The Queen of Twitter is weighing in on the recent controversy surrounding Vanessa Hudgens.