Democrats Push New $3 Trillion Coronavirus Relief Bill Through House

While people are fighting one battle in America, they are also at risk of another.  As the Black Lives Matter movement wages on in the wake of George Floyd's death, protests have sparked nationwide against police brutality and racial injustice, simultaneously bringing people physically together after months of social distancing amid the coronavirus pandemic.  Given the physical proximity of protesting in large crowds, participants are at an increased risk of contracting the deadly virus, an

Jennifer Aniston is raising money for coronavirus relief in a unique way. The 51-year-old revealed on her Instagram that she is auctioning off a nude portrait of herself taken by photographer Mark Seliger in November 1995.

Jennifer Aniston has been doing her bit in order to help the healthcare workers and the victims suffering from Coronavirus and also the people facing its impact. Last month, the FRIENDS alum gave a USD 10000 gift card to a nurse who tested positive for COVID-19 after working on the frontline.

Could she be wearing any less clothing?

Arey going to survive a romantic blip on the radar?

David Guetta just brought New York City's largest dance party from the Top of the Rock directly into fans' homes through his #UnitedAtHomeNYC livestream. In an a collaborative effort with Mayor Bill de Blasio and First Lady Chirlane McCray, the French DJ spun from the top of 30 Rockefeller Center to help raise money for the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City and other COVID-19 relief charities.

It's safe to say that this Ryan Reynolds and Taika Waititi video might be the most wholesome thing you watch today.  While many of us continue to stay home amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and opt to celebrate this Memorial Day long weekend a little bit more lowkey, let Reynolds and Waititi serenade you or your kids to a classic tune from James and the Giant Peach.  The Roald Dahl Story Company has brought together a star-studded line-up of Hollywood celebrities to raise money for Partners

Four athletic titans took to the green this afternoon to raise funds for COVID-19 relief efforts. Each pair features a legendary golfer and NFL quarterback: Tiger Woods and Peyton Manning are taking on Phil Mickelson and Tom Brady.

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Drew Barrymore has pledged to donate $1 million (£800,000) to No Kid Hungry in order to help those facing poverty amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Taylor Lautner is cleaning out his closet — for a good cause.

A West Lothian youth group has been busy helping to feed the wider community during the coronavirus crisis.

Bette Midler is encouraging fans to continue supporting Broadway’s coronavirus relief fund by pledging to personally match donations up to $100,000 (£82,500).

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The Prince Estate, in partnership with YouTube, will host a three-day streaming event of “Prince and the Revolution: Live,” the legendary concert filmed toward the end of the “Purple Rain” tour in Syracuse, New York, on March 30, 1985.

By Ted Johnson

Monday had a happy ending.  As the coronavirus pandemic wages on, the Hollywood stars virtually aligned in honor of Robin Hood and iHeartMedia's Rise Up New York! telethon on Monday. Bringing together celebrities with New York ties, including Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey, Billy Joel and Robert De Niro, the event focused on uplifting and supporting New Yorkers that have been hit hard by the virus.  The star-studded event simultaneously entertained and delivered on its goal.

Tina Fey shed tears after announcing that more than $115 million was raised toward supporting New Yorkers impacted by the coroanvirus during a virtual telethon. “Thank you, thank you,” said a tearful Fey, the host of the Rise Up New York! event Monday evening.The Emmy-winning actress along with other A-list celebrities, including Barbra Streisand, Jennifer Lopez and Michael Strahan, asked for donations to help relief and recovery efforts.

Justin Vernon’s Bon Iver is throwing its support behind COVID-19 relief efforts with “PDLIF (Please Don’t Live in Fear),” which premiered Monday (May 11) on the Direct Relief website.