The Wonders Reminisce About the Life-Changing 'That Thing You Do!' Before COVID-19 Relief Fund Reunion

The world was still finding out just how deadly the Coronavirus pandemic is when Tom Hanks and his wife became the first celebrities to go public with their COVID-19 diagnosis. Their announcement took people by surprise. Since then, the two have recovered from the disease and are now trying to help others who are infected by the virus. Tom recently took to social media and revealed that he donated blood plasma to a Los Angeles hospital in an effort to help fight the virus.

The latest news reports about Daniel Craig's last film as James Bond, state that the makers will be auctioning the film's clapboard to raise funds for the Coronavirus relief work. The official handle of the James Bond film on Twitter shared the news that the clapboard of No Time To Die, which is Daniel Craig's last outing as 007 will be given for an auction.

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

By Tom Grater

After winning their battle against Coronavirus, Tom Hanks and his wife Rita Wilson returned to their home in Los Angeles. They were in Australia when they tested positive and following the diagnosis, they were treated for the disease in the country. They were spotted in an SUV in LA on March 27 and were photographed smiling brightly. Just like people across the world, the couple is now practicing social distancing, and the Oscar winner is ready to discuss his experience with the deadly virus. 

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.

The Wonders, the fictional That Thing You Do! quartet, reunited for a watch party of the 1996 film in an effort to raise money for MusiCares’ COVID-19 relief fund.The Friday night (April 17) Zoom reunion, streaming via YouTube, featured commentary from cast members Ethan Embry, Johnathon Schaech, Tom Everett Scott and Steve Zahn at home.Tom Hanks -- who directed That Thing You Do! and played the Wonders' manager -- did not make an appearance during the virtual meetup, but his son Colin Hanks did

The Wonders, the fictional band from Tom Hanks'That Thing You Do!, is getting back together for the first time in over 20 years. Tom Everett Scott, Jonathon Schaech, Ethan Embry and Steve Zahn along withLiv Tyler will reunite via livestream on the official Wonders YouTube channel for a community watch party that will also raise funds forthe MusiCares COVID-19 Relief Fund.

By Elsa Keslassy

David Archuleta teamed up with Billboard to raise money for Direct Relief with a Billboard Live At-Home concert on Wednesday (April 15).Before kicking off the performance with his most recent single, "OK, All Right," the season seven American Idol runner-up explained why he selected the humanitarian aid organization as his charity for the benefit show. "I chose to help Direct Relief," he explained.

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.

The online watch party will pay tribute to Adam Schlesinger

By Ted Johnson

The cast of That Thing You Do! is getting back together!

It's official, the Oneders are getting the band back together for a good cause. That Thing You Do! stars Tom Everett Scott, Johnathan Schaech, and Ethan Embry all announced on their social media pages Monday that they will be reuniting online for a live watch party in support of MusiCares COVID-19 relief fund on Friday, April 17 at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT on their new YouTube Channel.

By Elaine Low

Tom Hanks' wife Rita Wilson who returned home in Los Angeles post recovering from Coronavirus, will be hosting the live special of Kenny Rogers: A Benefit for MusiCares for raising funds. The news reports suggest that the viewers will get a chance to donate while the show is being aired. The funds which are raised during the Kenny Rogers: A Benefit for MusiCares special, will be utilized to provide help for the music artists who have been affected severely by the current Coronavirus pandemic.

Selena Gomez will donate $1 (£0.81) from each sale on her official merchandise store to a coronavirus relief fund.

Selena Gomez is donating to coronavirus relief and encouraging fans to do the same.