Rita Wilson Remixes 'Hip Hop Hooray' With Naughty by Nature for COVID-19 Relief Fund: Listen!

Following their battle with COVID-19, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are donating their blood and plasma after receiving confirmation that they carry antibodies for the novel coronavirus.  As fans may recall, the couple tested positive for COVID-19 while in Australia and returned home to Los Angeles at the end of March after recovering from their symptoms. Now, the two are doing what they can in the fight against coronavirus.  While appearing on NPR's podcast Wait Wait...

Tom Hanks recently featured on NPR’s podcast and revealed that he and his wife, Rita Wilson will be donating their blood to help develop a vaccine for Coronavirus prevention. Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson were diagnosed with COVID-19 last month in Australia.

By Anita Bennett

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are doing their part to help researchers get one step closer to making the coronavirus vaccine.

Rita Wilson has posed barefaced for People magazine’s 2020 The Beautiful Issue.

"We will be giving it now to the places that hope to work on what I would like to call the Hank-ccine"

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are donating their blood to medical researchers in the race for a coronavirus cure after successfully winning their battle with COVID-19.

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are donating their blood to medical researchers in the race for a coronavirus cure after successfully winning their battle with COVID-19.

Tom Hanks was the first celebrity to reveal he tested positive for COVID-19 and now he is going into detail what it was really like.

Coronavirus survivors Rita Wilson and Tom Hanks are taking part in a medical study to help researchers develop a vaccine in the fight against COVID-19.

Rita Wilson stopped by CBS This Morning on Tuesday (April 14) to describe what it felt like when she and husband Tom Hanks tested positive more than a month ago for COVID-19, and how the potential treatment made her feel even worse."I was very tired, I felt extremely achy, uncomfortable, didn't want to be touched and then the fever started," said Wilson in her first televised interview since the diagnosis.She also had "chills like I've never had before" to go with a nearly 102 degree fever and

Rita Wilson is making the move from actress to rapper for the good of COVID-19 relief.

Rita Wilson is rapping for a good cause.

Rita Wilson is ecstatic to be on the other side of her coronavirus health scare. The actress/singer who recently sang the National Anthem before NASCAR's iRacing Pro Invitational Series race in her first official performance since she and husband Tom Hanks returned to the U.S. after falling ill with COVID-19 in Australia, has another positive vibe to share. On Monday (April 6), Wilson revealed that she's teame

Rita Wilson is in good voice after recovering from COVID-19. Don’t just take her word for it, listen for yourself.

Looking at the good in life! Rita Wilson celebrated being a coronavirus survivor after returning to California following a three-week battle with the virus in Australia.

So happy to see a little good news around all this wall-to-wall coronavirus coverage!

Rita Wilson labelled herself a “COVID-19 survivor” as she took to Instagram on Sunday to share a lengthy post celebrating the “beauty of life.”

Rita Wilson called herself a “COVID 19 survivor” after returning home from quarantine in Australia in a lengthy post in which she thanked God for both her good health and continued success. Rita and her husband, Tom Hanks, returned to the United States after testing positive for the novel coronavirus and isolating themselves in Australia for weeks.