Jon Bon Jovi, Dolly Parton, Meryl Streep and More Set For Virtual Benefit Concert For At-Risk Youth

Dolly Parton, Jennifer Lopez, and Reese Witherspoon are among the stars saluting U.S. servicemen and women online in honor of the Memorial Day holiday.

Taika Waititi is the latest celebrity to read a children's book for charity, and he's calling in every single favor he has to make it happen. In a new series, Waititi and his "friends" ("When I say I'm gonna be joined by friends, I think I just mean celebrities," he admits in the trailer) will read the classic Roald Dahl novel, James and the Giant Peach, to benefit Partners in Health.

Tony winner Audra McDonald and 60 Minutes correspondent John Dickerson on Monday will host the one-night-only benefit concert A Night of Covenant House Stars to support the nonprofit organization Covenant House's COVID-19 relief efforts. The virtual show will feature a star-studded lineup with appearances by Meryl Streep, Morgan Freeman, Dolly Parton, Diane Keaton, Jon Bon Jovi, Stephen Colbert, Dionne Warwick, Stephanie J.

By Marc Malkin

Taika Waititi is bringing his celebrity friends together in support of coronavirus relief efforts.

Meryl Streep, Benedict Cumberbatch and Chris and Liam Hemsworth are among the stars joining Jojo Rabbit filmmaker Taika Waititi for a charity reading of Roald Dahl’s classic children’s book James And The Giant Peach.

The best news for bookworms! Many celebrities are reading to kids during quarantine amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Meryl Streep, Diane Keaton, and Jon Bon Jovi are among the stars who have signed up for a virtual benefit to raise funds for the homeless.

It was announced on Wednesday that Tony winner Audra McDonald — a longtime supporter of the Covenant House — is set to host a one-night only benefit concert that will support the nonprofit's COVID-19 relief efforts. The event — titled A Night of Covenant House Stars — will be livestreamed May 18 at 8 p.m.

By Greg Evans

BLACKPINK member Lisa’s legs have sent the world into a frenzy.

Fans of feminist cult icons everywhere are reeling at the recent discovery that Dolly Parton, best known for slaying the country music charts, had a producer side gig that brought late ’90s teen sci-fi series “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” to television.

Josh Groban, Nathan Lane and Jake Gyllenhaal honored composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim on Sunday with an online 90th birthday concert that was stuffed with his songs, but delayed by technical difficulties.

Hollywood stars and Broadway veterans are teaming Sunday to celebrate the 90th birthday of the legendary composer Stephen Sondheim. In a special virtual concert, titled Take Me to the World: A Sondheim 90th Birthday Celebration, more than 20 powerhouse performers are uniting to sing songs of inspiration from the Sondheim catalog.

It's hard to imagine saying "this is the tribute he deserves" of any one Stephen Sondheim tribute. But this two-and-a-half hour, nearly all-showstopper webcast was just that.

Meryl Streep, 70, can do no wrong! The Oscar winner is seemingly getting through quarantine with a cocktail (or two), according to her appearance on the virtual 90th birthday concert for legendary composer Stephen Sondheim! Meryl popped up on the star-studded special to sing “The Ladies Who Lunch” alongside Christine Baranski and Audra McDonald, and expertly shook up her very own martini at the same time!

Just when fans thought they knew everything there was to know about Dolly Parton comes a new revelation: she was secretly one of the producers of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”.

Buffy The Vampire Slayer was one of the most popular television series during the 2000s and fans are finding out now that singer Dolly Parton was a secret producer on the series.