A travel trade association is calling on the government to allow companies to offer credit notes instead of refunds for holidays cancelled due to coronavirus.
21.03.2020 - 01:43 / torontosun.com
Cardi B is demanding answers about the coronavirus pandemic from America’s top politicians.
The rapper, who has been on lockdown for five days, is desperate to know when she can safely leave the house and she admits all the information she has been gathering from leaders and health experts is a tad confusing.
The 27-year-old posted a live stream on her Instagram account, during which she called for clarity amid the chaos.
“If you work at the f–king Pentagon, let a b—- know…,” she said. “I need to
A travel trade association is calling on the government to allow companies to offer credit notes instead of refunds for holidays cancelled due to coronavirus.
A pervert would not enter Hamilton Sheriff Court because of the coronavirus crisis – and his defence agent met with him in a car park before lodging the guilty plea.
Piers Morgan met his match today when a guest wouldn’t let him get a word in edgeways.
Manchester Magistrates' Court can be a hectic place.
The word “viral” has new meaning in the age of coronavirus, but not before DJ iMarkKeyz received the biggest look of his career: a remix of Cardi B’s coronavirus rant that went, well, you know.
Brooklyn DJ iMarkkeyz capitalizes on Cardi B’s viral Instagram video about Coronavirus to score his first Billboard chart entry.As preliminary reports indicated, the remixed tune “Coronavirus” sold 3,000 copies in the week ending March 19, according to Nielsen Music/MRC Data. The sales total prompts a No.
The actor tested positive over a week ago
Idris Elba has described Cardi B’s suggestion celebrities are being paid to say they tested positive for coronavirus as “stupid”.
Idris Elba was not paid to say he has coronavirus.The actor, who recently revealed that he and his wife Sabrina tested positive for the disease, took to Instagram Live to shut down a conspiracy by Cardi B claiming that celebrities are getting paid to say they have the virus."I think the negativity around 'test shaming' is counterproductive," Elba said. "I don't see what people get out of that.
Cardi B is always keeping it real and well-informed, and the rapper's been updating her fans on the ongoing coronavirus crisis via her Instagram stories, posts and livestreams.
The remix of Cardi B's "Coronavirus rant" by DJ iMarkkeyz has been sweeping TikTok, with users making their own skits and dances to the beat.
Cardi B’s buzzy Instagram rant about coronavirus is now headed for the Billboard charts.A remix of her rant, produced by DJ iMarkkeyz, is aiming for a debut on a number of charts next week, including the all-genre Digital Song Sales tally and R&B/Hip-Hop Digital Song Sales.
Reggaeton lovebirds Karol G and Anuel AA are following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s safety guidelines in the midst of the coronavirus disease: they’re staying at home.Both the Puerto Rican trap star and Colombian artist have been spending their time together at their home in Miami.
“The Howard Stern Show” hasn’t broadcast a live episode since Tuesday, March 10, with the scheduled March 11 episode of the SiriusXM radio show mysteriously substituted with a rerun.
Cardi B has promised to donate her royalties from a single that samples her rant about the coronavirus to those hardest hit by the pandemic.
The mother of a Bury support worker who died in the Manchester Arena terror attack has slammed 'coward' Hashem Abedi for failing to appear in court when he was convicted of helping his suicide bomber brother carry out mass murder.
"Coronavirus! I'm telling you, sh-- is real!" Cardi B famously warned her fans just last week on Instagram in a panicked PSA. And her outburst is music to the Internet's ears after producers transformed it into a flurry of remixed melodies.