Here’s how to self-isolate like Orville Peck

© Getty NEW YORK, UNITED STATES - 2019/10/11: Bruce Willis attends Motherless Brooklyn premiere during 57th New York Film Festival at Alice Tully Hall. (Photo by Lev Radin/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images) Bruce Willis is spending some quality time with his daughter, Tallulah.

Luke Combs misses hugs and handshakes.

Suzanne Somers isn't shy about what activities she's been up to during the coronavirus pandemic. The 73-year-old has been hosting a regular Facebook Live cocktail hour to stay connected to her fans and recently told Page Six's "We Hear" podcast that she's also been having sex "most days, and the position is not photographable.” Apparently, Somers and her husband of over 40 years, Alan Hamel, can't get enough of each other.

There are few performers who work as hard as drag queens. The hours are long, the wigs are heavy, and the layers of elaborate makeup are thick.

For a lot of pop stars, quarantine entails a lot of time spent alone, but not so for Tove Lo. The perennially underrated Swedish pop rebel has four housemates, a coup which means that she’s never without an opportunity to socialize when in quarantine.

A woman with a life-long lung condition meaning she is fed through a tube is urging people not to break lockdown rules this Bank Holiday Weekend to prevent the spread of coronavirus.

Orville Peck will take to three different social media platforms tonight to chat with fans, perform music — including a new song that drops tomorrow — and call some special friends. It goes down at 9 p.m. ET/6 PT on Twitch, Instagram and YouTube.

Spotify has launched a new playlist brand titled Indigo today (March 31).

© ITV/Shutterstock Robbie Williams shared an emotional reunion with his children after being separated for three weeks in self-isolation Robbie Williams’ wife Ayda Field has shared a video of the moment the singer was reunited with two of his children after being in quarantine amid the coronavirus crisis.

Friday, March 13 was a significant day for Aaron Maine, the producer and vocalist behind electronic project Porches, for two reasons. The most obvious reason, of course, is that it was the day he released Ricky Music, his warm and compelling follow-up to 2018’s The House.

In a galaxy, far, far away, there lived a genius named George Lucas. George would reach for the stars in the 1970s and kickstart a cultural phenomenon with Star Wars.