Jackie Chan assures fans he is safe from coronavirus, not under quarantine

The Avalanches’ comeback motors on with “Running Red Lights,” a new single featuring the vocals of Weezer’s Rivers Cuomo and L.A.-based rapper Pink Siifu.

The Avalanches have shared the music video for a new song called “Running Red Lights,” and it features Pink Siifu and Weezer’s Rivers Cuomo. During his verse, Pink Siifu raps lyrics from David Berman’s Purple Mountains song “Darkness and Cold.” Listen to it, and find the band’s statement about the song, below.

Although I never realized this reality until recently, most of my adult life has been invested in training for the coronavirus pandemic. As a cardiac surgeon, my highlight reel never included media, but after opening one too many chests with a band saw became overwhelmingly disheartening (figuratively and literally) I realized many of the indications for surgery could have been prevented through lifestyle changes.

Research by Chinese ticketing agency Maoyan appears to show that Chinese people have not lost their taste for feature films during the recent coronavirus-enforced closure of cinemas.

Rita Ora steps out in a chic cream look for music promo at the Global Studios in London earlier in the week.

Days after assuring his fans that he has not been infected by Coronavirus, Jackie Chan has donated 1 million Yuan to a Coronavirus outbreak relief program, philstar reported. According to a report by CNN, coronavirus has killed over 3,000 people worldwide and there have been more than 88,000 global cases. The infection has been recorded in every continent except Antarctica.

Jackie Chan is “very healthy and safe” despite reports the 65-year-old actor had been placed under quarantine because of the coronavirus.

Jackie Chan is assuring fans he’s doing just fine.

Jackie Chan is addressing a rumour that’s been making the rounds, claiming that he’s been quarantined after being diagnosed with the coronavirus.

Amid growing concerns about the health risks around coronavirus, it was recently speculated that popular Hong Kong superstar Jackie Chan was under quarantine. According to a report by Aljazeera, Coronavirus has killed more than 2,800 people and infected more than 83,000 worldwide.

The Chinese premier event for the new James Bond film, “No Time to Die,” has been canceled along with a press tour for the cast due to ongoing issues with the coronavirus.