J Balvin, Luis Fonsi & More Latin Artists to Rock Out From Home for Telemundo's 'Concierto En Casa'

Just another day in Bachelor Nation. While Peter Weber and Kelley Flanagan continue to make content on TikTok, Hannah Ann Sluss can’t help but weigh in on her ex’s social media activity.

Another week of quarantine means another week of Billboard Live At-Home concerts to raise money for charity -- and to keep you entertained!This week's lineup will include at-home sessions by Tori Kelly, Dinah Jane, Echosmith and more via Billboard's Facebook page.DaniLeigh, who recently unveiled her new DaBaby-assisted single "Levi High," will kick the week's performances off on Monday morning (April 6) at 10:00 a.m. EST, followed by the former Fifth Harmony member at 12:00 p.m.

Better safe than sorry! Thomas Rhett and more celebrities rang in their birthdays at home with their families amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Latin Notas is a weekly news summary, compiled by Billboard's Latin editors, about new songs, videos, important announcements and what Latin artists are doing in the world of entertainment.Check out this week's bulletin below.Maluma delivers essentials through El Arte de Los Sueños foundationColombian singer Maluma and his sister Manuela Londoño Arias, the president of El Arte de los Sueños foundation, have come together to help the families of the 170 children who are members of their nonprofit

To keep busy and entertained during these trying times, many people, including artists such as Maluma and J Balvin, have found refuge in TikTok, the video-sharing app used to create short dance, lip-sync and comedy videos."We're so excited that Latin American artists have really embraced TikTok and the community loves them, too,” Isabel Quinteros, music partnerships & artist relations, TikTok US, tells Billboard.

Luis Fonsi is heading to another TV series! The Puerto Rican singer will be appearing on NBC’s Songland. Luis is one of several guest recording artists—including Usher, H.E.R., Bebe Rexha, Boyz II Men, Ben Platt and Lady Antebellum—that will be featured in season two of the hit songwriting competition series, which premieres April 13.

Selena Quintanilla made history in the music industry with her songs, amazing talent, charisma, personality and humility.That is why -- 25 years after her death -- her legacy is still more valid than ever. Today, countless singers are faithful admirers, and they're not afraid to express their gratitude and respect for her.From Becky G and Anitta to Victoria La Mala, Billboard asked several women in music to share what Selena means to them.

A family from Bolton appeared on The Family Chase but failed to take home their £11,000 cash pot.

Another week of social distancing means another week of Billboard Live At-Home Sessions, and Billboard has a full slate coming your way!Dermot Kennedy will kick things off Monday (March 30) along with sets by Jewel and Tinashe.

Rick Springfield is here with a new version of “Human Touch” to suit the coronavirus pandemic.

Of the many home concerts that have been streamed in the past two weeks, few stand close to the solidarity and emotion of “Argentina Canta La Cigarra.”

YouTube is launching a global campaign with top creators, music artists and celebs urging people to stay home during the COVID-19 pandemic — and watch YouTube videos.

In the latest episode of My Billboard Moment, Luis Fonsi recalls how it felt when his song “Despacito” hit No. 1 on the Hot 100 chart in 2017, and how Justin Bieber jumping on the remix opened up even more opportunities for the track's success.

When Gal Gadot teamed up with a slew of celebrities for a viral cover of John Lennon's "Imagine," the public's reaction was mixed. Some saw the video as a nice, uplifting moment during a hard time for the world, while many others felt it was tone-deaf.So independent queer artist Leadr decided to try something similar, but this time with a different purpose.

Feeling cabin fever? Your second week of social distancing just got a little brighter with another round of the Billboard Live At-Home series.

Andy Burnham has called on government to ramp up its coronavirus measures by ordering people to stay at home unless absolutely necessary.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti is taking further action in combatting the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). During a press conference on Thursday, Garcetti announced he has issued a "Safer at Home" Emergency Order, which demands all L.A.

One of the basic protective measures against the spread of coronavirus is to maintain social distancing. This is why many concerts, music festivals and events -- including Billboard and Telemundo’s LatinFest+ and the Billboard Latin Music Awards -- have been getting canceled or postponed.Quarantine has been strictly enforced amid the global pandemic to help prevent the disease from spreading.