Jackie Beat, Sherry Vine digital drag shows deliver songs for the sheltered-in-place

When World of Wonder announced that RuPaul's DragCon in Los Angeles and New York were both being canceled for the first time in the franchise's history, fans of Drag Race were heartbroken. But lucky for them, the event is still taking place -- just with some new, social-distancing-friendly caveats.

By Tom Tapp

It's safe to say Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are deeply committed to helping out the people of Los Angeles: The couple were photographed delivering food to people in need for a third time on Friday, working with local charity Project Angel Food (you can donate here). The Sussexes first volunteered for the charity, which distributes free meals to people with serious health conditions, on April 12 and 15, before setting out on another delivery run on April 17.

By Malina Saval

Drake and Justin Timberlake have joined the long list of celebrities offering up unique celebrity experiences as part of the All-In initiative to aid the fight against the coronavirus.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are living in Los Angeles right now and they volunteered on Wednesday (April 15) with Project Angel Food to deliver food to people in need!

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are already paying it forward in their new neighborhood. Just weeks after moving to Los Angeles with baby Archie Harrison, the famous couple helped distribute meals for Project Angel Food, a non-profit charity that prepares and delivers healthy meals to feed people impacted by illness.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been quarantining with their nearly-one-year-old son Archie in their new Los Angeles home, but the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are well enough that they were able to quietly give back to their new community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Drake is offering one lucky fan a ride on his private jet, dubbed Air Drake, and party in Los Angeles as part of the All In Challenge.

The COVID-19 pandemic has closed the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles indefinitely, but the museum announced Thursday (April 16) that it will create new public programs using Zoom, and put them on its website.The new digital Public Program series kicks off with Soul Asylum on Saturday (April 18), followed by Caitlyn Smith on April 20.Other confirmed participants include Ingrid Andress, Brandy Clark, Kevin Cronin of REO Speedwagon, Echosmith, Jim Lauderdale, Kip Moore, Shinedown and Webb Wilder.Since

When Dan Tyrell received a delivery of prepared meals from Project Angel Food for himself and neighbor Becky Lincoln, who has Type 1 diabetes, on Wednesday, he thought he recognized the masked volunteers dropping off the food. “I thought that tall red-headed guy looked pretty familiar, and that girl was pretty,” the West Hollywood local commented.

Like all of us, and are trying to find some semblance of normalcy amid the coronavirus pandemic. And for them, that usually means finding a way to give back.

Jackie Beat and Sherry Vine (Photos courtesy of Beat and Vine)

Rihanna and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey have donated $2.1 million each to the Mayor's Fund for Los Angeles.The $4.2 million grant will cover the cost of people with children seeking access to shelters, as "Stay at Home" orders make those facing domestic violence, and their children, unsafe.Rihanna previously donated $5 million to global coronavirus relief.Rihanna is teaming up with Jack Dorsey, the CEO of Twitter, to provide funding for people in Los Angeles seeking shelter amid the COVID-19

Rihanna and Twitter’s Jack Dorsey are teaming up for a good cause.

By Todd Spangler

Rihanna is teaming up with Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey to address the current crisis for domestic violence victims in Los Angeles as a result of the COVID-19 “stay at home” order.