Pink, Sara Bareilles, and More Stars Share Coronavirus Diagnoses to Bring Awareness to the Health Crisis

Your favorite stars are breaking a sweat for a good cause. In an effort to raise money for healthcare workers fighting on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic, stars like Bachelorette alum Matt James and more are teaming up with NEOU Fitness for its 12-hour Fit-A-Thon on Instagram Live.

Chris Cuomo‘s son, Mario, has also been diagnosed with COVID-19 novel coronavirus.

Prince's impact is still being felt in Hollywood. To commemorate the 4th anniversary of his untimely passing, celebrities took to social media to celebrate his legacy and pay tribute to the fallen star, who died from an opioid overdose at the age of 57.  Leading the pack was talent manager Guy Oseary, who recalled his first time meeting the "Purple Rain" singer at the age of 12 and scoring an autograph.

Joaquin Phoenix urged the New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to release some prisoners amid the ongoing Coronavirus Pandemic. The Hollywood actor put forward his request in a video posted by the Aging People in Prison Campaign’s twitter handle.

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Bill Maher is standing by his controversial comments about COVID-19.

Bill Maher said it was fine to call the coronavirus the “China virus,” adding that a global pandemic was no time for political correctness.

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Celebs are speaking out and advocating for precautions against the spread of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, which was declared a pandemic. Amid many Hollywood productions shutting down, actors, athletes and more public figures are using their platforms to encourage fans to stay healthy. 

Fun and games! Before making it big in Hollywood, stars such as Meghan Markle and Lady Gaga made their first foray into show business with appearances on popular game shows.

Celebs are speaking out and advocating for precautions against the spread of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, which was declared a pandemic. Amid many Hollywood productions shutting down, actors, athletes and more public figures are using their platforms to encourage fans to stay healthy. 

A rising star in Hollywood has passed away at just 16. Actor Logan Williams unexpectedly died Thursday, April 3, his mother confirmed to British Columbia-based publication The Tri-City News.  The teen first gained recognition on The Flash, where he portrayed a younger version of the titular character, Barry Allen.

UPDATE (4/3/20 AT 7:20 A.M. ET): Sara Bareilles revealed that she had been diagnosed with coronavirus, but was fully recovered, on April 2.

Amidst the chaos that is the coronavirus pandemic, it’s easy to let things like filling out the 2020 Census fall by the wayside. But our friends at When We All Vote, in partnership with ATTN: and Census Counts, aren’t letting that happen.

Celebs are speaking out and advocating for precautions against the spread of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, which was declared a pandemic. Amid many Hollywood productions shutting down, actors, athletes and more public figures are using their platforms to encourage fans to stay healthy. 

Brad Paisley banded together with some of his music buddies to show appreciation on National Doctors’ Day, March 30, as countless health-care professionals work tirelessly to care for those in need during the coronavirus pandemic. For his part, with the collaboration of Music Row and the creative community in Nashville, the country crooner kicked off Gratitunes on Monday, a consumer-generated music platform designed to celebrate those of the Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC).

Each artist performed from the safety of their own homes

Nickelodeon's upcoming coronavirus special will have some major star power!