Rihanna donates $5M to coronavirus relief through Lionel Clara foundation

Rihanna sent a ventilator to her father, Ronald Fenty, amid his battle with the coronavirus (COVID-19).

Rihanna and her dad Ronald Fenty have not had the easiest of relationships, but she put his health first when he came down with the coronavirus. He’s at home on her native island of Barbados, where Ronald spent 14 days inside the Paragon Isolation Center there being treated. He’s at home now and spoke to the UK’s The Sun. He still refers to RiRi by her first name, Robyn, and told the publication, “My daughter Robyn was checking in on me every day.”

A Scots therapist is recovering after contracting coronavirus in the Caribbean – where he was planning to celebrate his 60 birthday.

Fall Out Boy just gave back to their hometown in a big way: the band announced today a $100,000 donation to the Chicago Community COVID-19 Response Fund.The check comes via the Fall Out Boy Fund, which the quartet set up in 2017. “Chicago is the city that we grew up in," bassist Pete Wentz said in a statement.

Rihanna and Jay-Z‘s foundations have together donated $2 million to COVID-19 relief efforts.

"People don’t even know they’re being obvious about it."

Rihanna has confirmed she is preparing to add a skincare line to her Fenty Beauty brand.

Rihanna has made British Vogue history by becoming the first person to wear a durag on the cover of the magazine.

Manchester Airport have implemented a series of social distancing measures amid the coroanvirus pandemic.

It’s hardly a new Rihanna song, but after years without any new music from the Barbados-born singer, we have to take what we can get: a feature on “Believe It,” a song from PartyNextDoor’s new album “Partymobile.”

Rihanna’s fans waited three years for new music from the pop star — but all they ended up getting was background vocals.

Hoda Kotb was overcome with emotion Friday morning.

Ralph Lauren is doing something incredible.

Ralph Lauren is giving back those in need.  On Thursday, the famous designer announced that the Ralph Lauren Corporate Foundation will be donating $10 million towards coronavirus relief efforts. "Now more than ever, supporting each other in this time of need has become our mission," an official statement from the Ralph Lauren brand stated.