'I Love Rock and Roll' co-writer Alan Merrill's wife reveals struggle to treat his coronavirus in New York

Joaquin Phoenix urged the New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to release some prisoners amid the ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic. The Hollywood actor put forward his request in a video posted by the Aging People in Prison Campaign’s twitter handle.

Chris Cuomo’s biggest fear has come true –his wife Cristina Greeven Cuomo has tested positive for coronavirus a little over two weeks after his own diagnosis. The news was announced on Chris’ CNN Cuomo Prime Time show on April 15 during an interview he was conducting with his big brother Andrew Cuomo, governor of New York. “Cristina now has COVID; she is now positive,” he said. “It just breaks my heart. It is the one thing I was hoping wouldn’t happen and now it has.”

Chris Cuomo's wife Cristina Greeven Cuomo has tested positive for coronavirus (COVID-19). The CNN anchor, who is still recovering from the virus, made the revelation of his wife's diagnosis Wednesday on his show Cuomo Prime Time while speaking to his brother, New York Gov.

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Rihanna, Jay-Z and Twitter's Jack Dorsey are adding to their seven-figure efforts to aid coronavirus relief efforts, this time with a focus on marginalized communities in cities that have been hit hard during the current pandemic.

Live events may not be resuming in either Los Angeles or New York City until 2021, according to the mayors of both cities.

Joaquin Phoenix wants to protect people behind bars.

Amy Schumer has helped out her friend’s struggling New York hospital by donating essential supplies amid the Covid-19 crisis.

Ryan Seacrest is doing his bit to help amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

Scotland winger Gary Mackay-Steven has seen first-hand the chilling rise that has left New York at the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak in America.

Ink drama! The Real Housewives of New York City welcomed their newest cast member, Leah McSweeney, with a bit of controversy over her tattoo collection — and now she’s sharing the meaning behind all of them.

Bethenny Frankel didn’t appreciate the season premiere of “Real Housewives of New York City.” The former Bravo star, 49, blasted the reality series in an interview with “Extra,” saying she felt insulted by the way her cast members talked about her. “The beginning of the show was the proverbial middle finger to me,” she said.

The  is back. Arguably the best of the Bravo reality TV franchise, this city’s women never fail to deliver drama, humor and plenty of alcohol-fueled antics year after year as they have dealt with divorce, death, arrests, ill-fated trips to the Berkshires, never-ending feuds, the infamous scary island and a prosthetic leg tossed across the room over the course of 11 seasons.