Hey, ‘Riverdale’ fans: Gargling mouthwash before kissing won’t stop COVID-19

Lily James opened up about learning from her mistakes and her “rebellious” past one month before she was spotted kissing married actor Dominic West.“I feel I’ve rebelled … I think I was always a rebellious teenager,” the Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again actress, 31, said in a video for Harper’s Bazaar UK, which was filmed during her September cover shoot.

Vanessa Morgan shared her experience on the Riverdale set ahead of her first child’s arrival.“Shout out to all the pregnant mommas working full-time jobs, all I know is growing a human makes me 10 times more tired at work so just wanted to say each and every one of you are so friggen incredible and strong,” the actress, 28, captioned a Friday, October 9, Instagram Story selfie.

Jane Seymour is used to a Hollywood transformation or two, but her latest makeover is quite possibly her most show-stopping yet. The Meeting the Fockers actress, 69 shared some incredible photos on Instagram which saw her transform into her character on the medieval show Glow and Darkness and fans found it fascinating. Jane appeared bare-faced and wearing a dressing gown in the first image before she showcased two other phenomenal looks - including a much older version of her character. MORE:

Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon are returning to work! ET confirms that Apple TV+'s will resume production on Oct. 19. This comes after the streaming service announced a production shutdown on March 12 due to the coronavirus pandemic.In addition to revealing the cast and crew's return to set, Apple TV+ also confirms that Steve Carell, who portrays disgraced newsman Mitch Kessler on the show, is returning for the second season.

Steve Carell will be back as on Apple TV+’s The Morning Show! The 58-year-old actor, who plays Mitch Kessler in the series, will return alongside Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon for the official second season. Deadline reports that the series is set to restart filming on the show on Monday, October 19. Billy Crudup, Mark Duplass, Nestor Carbonell, Bel Powley, Karen Pittman and Desean Terry will also return for the show.

Steve Carell will be back as on Apple TV+’s The Morning Show.

Kiss singer Gene Simmons wants people to stop complaining about being in lockdown during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Speaking in a new interview, Simmons said he doesn’t think it’s that hard to just stay at home, especially in comparison to a time that saw his mother live through World War II.“Right now, the pandemic is not fun,” Simmons told Canada’s K-97 radio station. “It is devastating for families who’ve lost loved ones.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, cameras have stopped rolling on the sets of several The CW series, including Riverdale, Supergirl, Legends of Tomorrow, Nancy Drew, and Charmed.A studio executive told THR that the bottleneck at local testing facilities is a situation they're monitoring "hour by hour and day by day" as safety of the crews is of the "utmost importance." TV Guide has reached out to The CW for comment and will update this post when that is available.

Brooke Lynn Hytes has been diagnosed with COVID-19 after coming into contact with others who had the virus in Toronto.

The Canadian government has stepped in to temporarily cover losses incurred by local producers forced to shut down or scrap film and TV shoots due to a coronavirus outbreak. The Short Term Compensation Fund will offer indie productions up to $1.5 million if they face a temporary interruption and $3 million for a complete shutdown of production, to a maximum of $50 million.

Set life has MAJORLY changed on TV shows due to coronavirus with strict updated practices which include a protocol for on-screen kisses as one of those adjustments.

The new COVID safety rules on the “Riverdale” set definitely kill the mood during romantic scenes, but they have to be done.

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is historically an Emmys favorite, and yet Schitt's Creek totally shut.