Cardi B and DJ iMarkkeyz are using the ‘Coronavirus’ song to give back – find out how

Discovered by director Michael Brown on an old hard drive

Gwyneth Paltrow and husband Brad Falchuk take a walk in the cool and rainy weather in Los Angeles on Friday afternoon (April 10).

During turbulent times, unlikely heroes often arise from the chaos to offer wisdom. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has emerged as a symbol of stability, capturing hearts with his morning briefings.

As the world comes together to fight the  global pandemic , many  celebrities are using their voices, platforms and monetary goods to help  those in need. The latest to sum up to the long list, which already includes  Karol G ,  Oprah Winfrey ,  Maluma  and many more, is  Cardi B . The Bodak Yellow rapper announced she’s teaming up with the fast-fashion retailer, Fashion Nova to donate 1,000 dollars every hour from April 8 through May 20, until they have given away $1 million. That’s right!

While New Yorkers are hunkering down to make it through the coronavirus pandemic, many have begun to turn to a once-divisive political figure to ease their nerves: Governor Andrew Cuomo. Through his level-headed daily briefings where he updates New Yorkers on the evolving situation, the governor has created a sense of calm among a panicked public.So, native New Yorker Randy Rainbow decided to pay tribute to the governor with a new parody video.

Howard Stern took time out from broadcasting his SiriusXM show from home on Monday morning (April 6) with a sweet acoustic song he wrote for his wife Beth to thank her for her tireless efforts to keep their house clean during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown.Stern, a self-avowed germaphobe who has been fretting about all the ways he might contract the novel coronavirus since his return to the air last week, explained to sidekick Robin Quivers that he felt inspired to write the song after watching

Cabinet minister Michael Gove spoke directly to Daily Record readers today, saying you should not feel unsafe at work.

Jennifer Lopez, Nick Jonas, Kristen Bell, and more stars are paying it forward in the heartwarming trailer for Thanks a Million.

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

By Jill Goldsmith

The actor and rapper pointed to negative language being used to describe the outbreak

Jeremy Renner says he is lighter in the pockets amid the coronavirus outbreak, which has since frozen various industries and driven Hollywood to a grinding halt. As the novel virus continues to spread across the globe, the “Avengers” actor recently requested a reduction in his child support payments to his ex-wife, Canadian actress and artist Sonni Pacheco, according to multiple outlets.

For many people around the world, after checking on their loved ones, of course, the first order of business is seeing how Harry Styles is doing.

NEW YORK -- President Donald Trump called NBC News correspondent Peter Alexander a “terrible reporter” during Friday's White House news briefing for asking what he would say to Americans who are scared about the coronavirus.