Coronavirus Hasn't Stopped These Artists From Filming Awesome Music Videos From Home

Armaan Malik spread the word about what's going on in the world while recognizing the value of the world's many languages during his Billboard Live At-Home performance Wednesday (June 3).

Each month, we’re running down memorable clips and celebrating artists who are breaking new ground with their visuals or choreography. In May’s edition, Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande carry out dance battles in outer space, Bronx rapper 645AR takes an unhinged field trip to Times Square, Kate NV sends a brilliantly campy news broadcast from Russia, and more. Check out the best of the best below.

"I felt just as drained at the end of the day doing this as I would if I was running around on a regular set, even though I had just been sitting at a desk all day," says video director Erin Murray, who choreographed and co-directed, alongside Jeremy Schaulin-Rioux, the music video for Thao & the Get Down Stay Down's recent single "Phenom," which was filmed using video conference program Zoom.

Up to a quarter of the residents living in a Paisley care home have tragically passed away after contracting coronavirus.

1999 NASCAR Cup Series champion Dale Jarrett believes the late-race clash at Darlington Raceway, in which Kyle Busch wrecked Chase Elliott's race, would have sparked "ugly" scenes but for the sport's reaction to the COVID-19 situation.

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Making it work! Carson Daly transformed four rooms in his rental home to better work from home amid the coronavirus pandemic.

TORONTO — Influential music supervisor David Hayman, whose credits include TV’s Schitt’s Creek, Letterkenny and Ginny & Georgia, and last year's Robbie Robertson/The Band documentary Once Were Brothers, died May 19 at age 42. The cause of death was heart failure, according to members of Hayman's family and several friends in the industry. As founder

Another member of Bachelor Nation is speaking out following Hannah Brown‘s recent controversy and as we’ve been reporting, the reactions haven’t been pretty.

Mike Johnson has a few words for Hannah Brown. The season 15 star spoke to TMZ and reacted to the former Bachelorette saying the N-word.

The quarantine and social distancing caused by the pandemic has taken a heavy toll on people globally. Many have lost their jobs, students are having virtual graduations and music artists have put their plans on hold.

Another couple bites the dust. Coronavirus is affecting Mary-Kate Olsen’s divorce to Olivier Sarkozy. TMZ reported on Wednesday, May 13, that the Olsen twin filed to divorce her husband of six years after his lawyers threatened to kick her out of the couple’s New York City apartment.

Quarantine hasn't been boring in the slightest for JoJo! The songstress released her first new album since 2016 on May 1—Good to Know—and when she joined E!'s Scott Tweedie for HappE! Hour, she revealed that she's kept busy in her L.A. home by doing everything from shooting a music video to learning how to use professional music production software.

J Balvin got on the international radar with his 2013 hit “Yo Te Lo Dije.” Since, he’s been unstoppable, vouching for his Latino gang and la cultura through his global-appealing urban music and lyrics.

With her program Muzology, memory expert — and unlikely industry insider — Dr. Lana Israel is proving that a catchy tune can make math stick for even the most struggling students.