New Streaming Platform Quibi is Getting Sued - Find Out Why!

YouTube is now streaming the benefit special “Fox Presents the iHeart Living Room Concert for America” through Wednesday at 10 p.m. ET on iHeartRadio’s YouTube Channel. The one-hour event, which debuted on Fox Sunday night, March 29, was created to help fight the spread of the coronavirus and to “celebrate the resilience and strength of the nation during this pandemic.”

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to grasp the globe and the thought of leaving the house is one followed by shame and guilt – it’s really easy to get bloody bored.

Judd Apatow is clearing the air about one of his beloved shows, Freaks and Geeks!

Selena Gomez has released the music video of her song Dance Again, which featured in her latest album Rare. The video features the 27-year-old American singer showing off her carefree and sultry dance moves and it is all the entertainment you need while you practice social distancing amid Coronavirus crisis. Looking stunning in a slip dress, the singer can be seen dancing alone on stage and moving to the catchy beats of her disco-themed song.

Today (March 26), Billboard can announce that Drake and his co-manager Adel "Future" Nur will executive produce a new series on Quibi titled 48 Laws of Power. Based on Robert Greene's New York Times best-selling book of the same name, 48 Laws of Power will "detail the nature of power and how one can secure and maintain it."Drake will also direct an episode.

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HBO is seeing a burst of viewing as millions of Americans are shut indoors during the coronavirus pandemic.

NEW YORK -- Yes, the coronavirus pandemic has canceled concert tours, shut down movie theaters and closed down some bookstores, but there's still plenty to listen to, watch and read while self-distancing.

Alert: is now streaming movies that were supposed to be in theaters.As you know, we've all had to say goodbye (for now) to many things we collectively enjoy because of the coronavirus pandemic—from group fitness classes to going to dinner and the movies. Thankfully, technology is also on our side, giving Americans stuck at home for an indefinite period of time so many entertainment options.

If there’s one way to keep your mind from going stir-crazy during a coronavirus quarantine, it’s through exercise! Thankfully, a new challenge is going viral in a good way. Friends, family, and famous faces are all doing the “See 10, Do 10” push-up challenge, in which people are challenged to “drop and give ‘em 10.” Make-up artist Priscilla DiStasio challenged The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice to do 10 push-ups on Mar.

The Weeknd’s new album has arrived, and fans have wasted no time thoroughly reading into the lyrics!

The trailer for “#Freerayshawn” with Canada’s Stephan James and Laurence Fishburne has been released online.

By David Robb

The Metropolitan Opera may be temporarily closed over concerns about spreading the coronavirus, but the New York City institution has found a creative way to continue entertaining its patrons.Beginning Monday (March 16), the Met Opera will stream titles from its "Live in HD" series through its website. The first offering will be a 2010 performance of Bizet’s Carmen.

Walt Disney Co said on Friday it would make the sequel to hit animated movie “Frozen” available on its streaming platform Disney+ three months ahead of schedule in the United States, as media companies respond to the coronavirus outbreak.

By Denise Petski

Quibi — less than a month away from the commercial launch of its mobile-subscription service — asked a federal court for a ruling that its technology does not infringe a patent held by Eko, an interactive video company whose investors include Walmart.