Lady Gaga raises $35m for World Health Organisation and announces ‘One World’ coronavirus benefit concert

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Police were forced to break up a crowd that emerged for a coronavirus benefit concert in Florida due to the fact that the gathering violated the state's social distancing guidelines. Police said they dispersed crowds violating the guidelines during David Guetta’s recent coronavirus relief concert in Miami designed to benefit charities working to feed and treat people amid the unprecedented COVID-19 pandemic.

Lady Gaga is spreading joy across the globe.

By Jazz Tangcay

Lady Gaga is spreading joy across the globe.

Lady Gaga is spreading joy across the globe.

One of the saving graces amid the devastating coronavirus pandemic is that while many of us are practicing social distancing by staying at home in a wide effort to lessen the spread of the novel illness, it has also allowed us to spend much-needed time with our families and reach out to those we maybe haven’t spoken to in a long time.

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Bruce Springsteen, SZA, Bon Jovi, Halsey, and more artists will perform a benefit concert for the state of New Jersey to support its Pandemic Relief Fund. Organized with the New Jersey Pandemic Relief Fund (NJPRF), the at-home performances will be broadcast on local television, radio, and online via Apple Music and E Street Radio on SiriusXM. Other performers include Tony Bennett, Charlie Puth, Chelsea Handler, and more.

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A major effort deserves a major push and on Monday night (April 6) Lady Gaga made history by appearing on all the major late night talk shows to announce the lineup for the Global Citizen/World Health Organization "One World: Together at Home" concert.

Lady Gaga has announced an all-star benefit concert to raise money for charities and healthcare professionals fighting against coronavirus.

Lady Gaga has helped raise $35 million to help fight the coronavirus and will launch a TV special featuring fellow mega-artists Paul McCartney, Stevie Wonder, Billie Eilish and more to support pandemic relief. Gaga and advocacy organization Global Citizen has raised the money in seven days and will use it to benefit the World Health Organization.The pop star and Global Citizen also announced “One World: Together at Home,” a televised event aimed at fighting the coronavirus.