Bon Iver’s Merch Sales to Benefit Coronavirus Relief in Wisconsin

Ozzy Osbourne can't tour right now, but the rock icon is putting his old tour merch to good use while he self-quarantines at home during the COVID-19 pandemic. Ozzy, who was forced to cancel his rescheduled 2019 dates in order to receive treatment for PRKN 2 -- a type of Parkinson's disease -- announced that he will donate 10% of the sales from his remaining stock of tour merch to The Michael J.

"They did slavery forever, too. You’ve got to change things at some point.”

A number of A-listers put their own money on the table to raise funds for Feeding America.

Three NHS nurses who had to wear bin liners to protect them while treating coronavirus patients have tested positive for the deadly bug.

The music world is reacting to the death of John Prine, who died today (April 7) of COVID-19 complications at the age of 73. “A simple majority of who I am as a person, let alone a musician, is because of John Prine,” Bon Iver’s Justin Vernon tweeted. “He is my number 1.” Amber Coffman wrote, “I grew up on John Prine’s music—his was some of the first music I remember hearing as a little kid.” Find more remembrances below.

Justin Vernon performed a new Bon Iver song during Bernie Sanders’ virtual town hall about the COVID-19 pandemic Saturday night. It’s called “Things Behind Things Behind Things.” Vernon also performed “Towers,” and “Blood Bank,” and a cover of Bob Dylan’s “With God on Our Side” during the broadcast. Watch it all below—Soccer Mommy performs “Circle the Drain” at the beginning, and Vernon’s performance begins at the 01:02:30 minute mark.

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Doing what’s best. Little People, Big World star Amy Roloff openly speaks to son Zach Roloff and her fiancé, Chris Marek, about finding a new home in the season 20 premiere of the TLC series.

"Our crew are the lifeblood of our touring operation and have become family through the many years we’ve worked together"

U.K. entertainment industry union Equity has pledged £1 million ($1.2 million) to support its members who have been affected by the pandemic-induced industry shutdown.

They also share new 'Blood Bank' live recordings to mark the EP's 10th anniversary reissue

Leaders at Comcast and Facebook have pledged $30 million to initiatives that aim to help ease the coronavirus crisis.

Hoda Kotb was overcome with emotion Friday morning.

Sometimes laughter is the best way to get people through a difficult time. A number of comedians will join forces to participate in Laugh Aid, a four-hour live stream that benefits Comedy Gives Back's COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund.

Ralph Lauren is doing something incredible.

Ralph Lauren is giving back those in need.  On Thursday, the famous designer announced that the Ralph Lauren Corporate Foundation will be donating $10 million towards coronavirus relief efforts. "Now more than ever, supporting each other in this time of need has become our mission," an official statement from the Ralph Lauren brand stated.

Comedy is giving back a lot more than laughs in a time of crisis.

Bon Iver have postponed their spring European tour in support of i,i until January 2021 in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The band’s April 27 show in Birmingham has been canceled outright; the April 15 and April 24 shows in Amsterdam and Lisbon, respectively, have yet to be rescheduled. Check out the full list of rescheduled dates below.

Elton John is bringing music’s biggest stars together to raise money for coronavirus relief efforts.

The Producers Guild of America is joining the ranks of organizations hustling to provide financial assistance to industry members who are out of work amid the coronavirus outbreak. The guild is launching Producers Guild of America Relief Fund with a starting gift of $100,000 from Grey's Anatomy producer and former PGA president Mark Gordon, the organization announced Tuesday.