Richard Marx Postpones Sold-Out European Due to Coronavirus: ‘It’s a Total F---ing Drag’

Margo Price has postponed the release of her third album ‘That’s How Rumors Get Started’ due to the coronavirus pandemic. Price announced the news on social media overnight, citing “circumstances [that] are beyond our control”.

U.K. entertainment industry union Equity has pledged £1 million ($1.2 million) to support its members who have been affected by the pandemic-induced industry shutdown.

The shows will be rescheduled at a later date.

K-pop stars BTS are rescheduling their upcoming North American tour dates due to the coronavirus pandemic.

© Getty Getty You and Crocodile Dundee star Mark Blum has died aged 69 from coronavirus.

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BTS is putting the brakes on its upcoming tour of North America, which was to have kicked off in April.

Postponing his sold-out European tour didn't stop Richard Marx from pulling off a nostalgia-inducing Billboard Live At-Home concert on Thursday (March 26) to raise money for Meals on Wheels America, which is delivering food to U.S. senior citizens in this critical time.He performed bits and pieces of his old favorites so he could fulfill as many fan requests in the 30-minute time frame.

Mark Blum, an actor known for his roles in Desperately Seeking Susan and Crocodile Dundee, died from the novel coronavirus. He was 69.

Actor Mark Blum, known for his work in theater as well as in films “Desperately Seeking Susan,” “Crocodile Dundee” and the Netflix series “You,” died at age 69  due to complications from the coronavirus. Blum's widow, Janet Zarish confirmed reports of Blum's death to Fox News.

Mark Blum, a veteran stage actor who also appeared in dozens and dozens of movies and TV shows, has died due to complications from COVID-19, aka the Coronavirus.

Youngsters at an Alexandria primary helped launch a new initiative which will mark the 75th anniversary of VE Day at schools across the country.

U.S. unemployment claims last week hit a historic 3.28 million, the U.S. Department of Labor said Thursday, as the economic devastation of the coronavirus crisis continues to unfold.

In today’s film news roundup, Canada’s largest LGBTQ film festival gets postponed, the commercial industry’s health plan addresses the coronavirus pandemic and Margaret Qualley’s “A Head Full of Ghosts” finds a home.

Harry Styles has rescheduled his Love On Tour jaunt to 2021 amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.