Elizabeth Olsen on How the Produce in Her Garden Reflected Her Varying Emotions During the Pandemic (Guest Column)

Gabrielle Union is speaking out about how she’s handling her mental health during the pandemic.

Jennifer Garner is opening up about parenting during the pandemic in a way only she can.

Della Terra owner Michael Simhai has the answers for Us.The West Hollywood eatery has taken extra precautions to make socially-distanced dining safe by installing a new outdoor patio and bathrooms that require zero contact with sinks, soap and doors.

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RTÉ Guide, Ryan shared: ‘The girls, for me, have been just remarkable – their stoicism and their ability to adapt.’‘Through their friends, I see the young people in this country; they got a raw deal, they’re missing out on a lot of firsts, a lot of experiences, but my God, they’re doing it with a smile.’Speaking about what he has been missing, much like the rest of us it’s the normal things such as a few drinks down at the pub or getting on a plane to go on your holidays.He said: ‘I miss a gig;

Queen Elizabeth II, one of the biggest adjustments has been taking a step back from her busy schedule of royal engagements to prioritize her health. Luckily, she's been able to count on Prince William and Kate Middleton to pick up the slack.

Elizabeth Olsen has made a big change to her online presence.

Josh Hartnett is working on a new action-thriller flock.

The Emmys are happening, so why not the Tonys? The American Theatre Wing announced last week that its annual awards show will happen, virtually of course, probably in late October. There’s a lot to be decided: Who will host? Who will stream? Will anyone perform? What we do know is that 18 shows are eligible, those that had been open long enough before Broadway closed down in March and had been seen by enough Tony voters to give them a fair shot at getting votes.

Crown Princess Mary of Denmark has apologized for her actions during a recent event during the coronavirus pandemic.

Jessica Simpson realized she’s made progress with her mental health when she didn’t feel the desire to have a drink amid the coronavirus pandemic.The “With You” singer, 40, explained how she battled her alcohol addiction on the Thursday, August 20, episode of SiriusXM’s The Jess Cagle Show.“People are like ‘Don’t you want to drink during this pandemic? Oh my God, aren’t your kids driving you crazy?'” Simpson told hosts Jess Cagle and Julia Cunningham. “I’m like, ‘No, I do not want to drink,’

there were particularly high incidence of cases in central Oldham areas, where there is a high proportion of people from the south Asian community."There are people who are racist, they think 'because of them, we have to be in lockdown'. The next Bangladeshi person you see could then become a target", Mr Mahmood said.Mufti Helal Mahmood MBE, an officer from Oldham Mosque Council, agreed."There's been a huge spike in Islamophobic hate crime and racial tension within the community.

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Gordon Cox Theater EditorFor a theater in the middle of a pandemic, the Bush Theatre in London is keeping remarkably busy. It’s produced a series of timely Monday Monologues online, curated The Protest series of digital pieces inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement and posted a number of Master Classes.