Special Needs Actors Fund Apartment Residents Protest Construction Plans Amid Pandemic

Jessica Hall and Kyle Carlson celebrated their son’s 3rd birthday with a Hot Wheels meets Superheroes party.“He couldn’t decide between his two favorite things, so we combined the two,” the actress, 37, exclusively explained to Us Weekly on Sunday, August 30. “We were so happy to give him this day and couldn’t have made it happen without a few close friends and family to keep it in line with the current [coronavirus] pandemic suggestions for social gatherings.

The New Mutants is on top at the box office.

Bryce Hall and Blake Gray have been charged for throwing massive parties in Los Angeles amid the coronavirus pandemic. On Friday, the L.A.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterIn an unusual television season marked by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic that has kept production mostly at a standstill, ABC is rolling out a fall schedule that so far only includes unscripted series, though the network plans to announce scripted premiere dates in the near future.“We’re fortunate to have such a strong unscripted slate to launch our first wave of programming this fall,” said Karey Burke, president of ABC Entertainment.

The Actors Fund is communicating to residents of a special needs, low-income apartment complex it operates that they will have to let construction workers into their apartments during the COVID-19 pandemic or be evicted.

schools were allowed to reopen from August 11. Schools were among the first organisations to close their doors in March as the number of coronavirus cases in Scotland spiked.

The surge in demand for streaming services since the novel coronavirus pandemic forced much of the word indoors has been a much-discussed and well-documented topic, with Netflix stock soaring and Disney having amassing more than 60 million Disney+ subscribers by the end of June. But now — at least in the U.K.

Netflix is pulling the plug on two previously renewed scripted series amid an array of issues brought on by the novel coronavirus pandemic. The second seasons of both The Society and I Am Not Okay With This have been scrapped.

GCSE grades today.

The Batman is starting up again.

Angelina Jolie is loving all the extra family time she’s been getting with her six kids at home amid the ongoing quarantine orders due to the coronavirus pandemic!

Camila Cabello‘s Cinderella is getting underway again!

A change of plans! Angelina Jolie’s 19-year-old son, Maddox, will virtually attend Yonsei University amid the coronavirus pandemic.“He had to stay back from Korea,” the actress, 45, told Extra on Monday, August 16, of her eldest son. “He’s going online, and so I think he starts at 6 p.m.

Kanye West resumed his Sunday Service after a months-long break due to the coronavirus pandemic — and Kim Kardashian was right by his side.“Praise God,” the rapper, 43, tweeted in the early hours of Monday, August 17. “We would like to thank our staff for making sure all Covid safety guidelines were followed today during Sunday Service at our West Mountains family ranch in Wyoming.

In the colony known as Hollywood, beekeeping is on the rise. "People suddenly have time on their hands at home," says Andrew Ward, a first assistant director (Saving Private Ryan, Westworld).