Rihanna Blasts Trump While Declaring She’s ‘Trying To Save The World’

“Reno 911” is back with “slightly better aim.”

They're back on the beat. Reno's finest deputies return in Reno 911! on Quibi and E! News has your exclusive first look at the new key art featuring all your favorite law enforcement officers.

By Ted Johnson

Rome Ramirez of Sublime With Rome hosted an acoustic Billboard Live At-Home performance Monday (April 20) to raise money for MusiCares, which provides emergency aid to the music community.As he performed Sublime's classic hits from the original lineup's 1992 debut album 40oz. to Freedom (minus the timely 4/20 tunes like "Smoke Two Joints" and "Let's Go Get Stoned"), Ramirez shared how grateful he felt to sing the alt-rock anthems with his bandmates all over the world.

Forget about a tiara! Princess Sofia of Sweden wants a pair of scrubs! As the Coronavirus pandemic continues to affect people around the world, one member of royalty just took a huge step to help on the front lines. After completing an intensive training program online, Princess Sofia started working at Sophiahemmet Hospital.

Rihanna is working on other things right now, OK? 

Rihanna is speaking her mind. During an Instagram Live session this past Friday, a fan asked the 32-year-old singer when her upcoming album will be released, when she implied that she's working harder to flatten the coronavirus curve than President Trump "If one of y'all motherf--ers ask me about the album one more time when I'm trying to save the world, unlike y'all president," said Rihanna, per E! News.

Rihanna is working on other things right now, OK? 

Don't bother her with "where's the album?"—Rihanna's got a bigger goal in mind.  It's not that she doesn't want to give us an album (or at least that's what we'll tell ourselves), it's that she's "trying to save the world."  On Friday, as part of the singer's "Fenty Social Club" party on Instagram Live, the Fenty Beauty owner and founder reminded her fans and followers watching her at home to not bring up the album.  "If one of y'all motherf–ckers ask me about the album one more time when I'm

Last fall, Vogue asked Rihanna if her busy schedule -- which includes running her Clara Lionel Foundation as well as her growing list of fashion and beauty lines -- left her with enough time to record new music for her long-awaited ninth studio album, which her fans have taken to obsessing over on social media.

The pop star has donated millions of dollars to help fight the coronavirus pandemic

Rihanna has a message for those who are anxiously awaiting her new album: keep waiting.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe declared a month-long state of emergency Tuesday for Tokyo and six other prefectures to ramp up defenses against the spread of the coronavirus as the number of infections surges. But the move came in the form of a stay-at-home request — not an order — and violators will not be penalized.