Thomas Rhett's 30th Birthday Celebration Was Perfect for Social Distancing

Forget conscious coupling, it's all about civil social distancing. As we all continue to combat the ongoing coronavirus pandemic by staying at home, we're spending a lot more time with the people we're social distancing with, whether it's your significant other, family, friends, roommates…or your ex.

Thomas Rhett recruited country powerhouse performers Reba McEntire, Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott, Chris Tomlin and Keith Urban to "Be a Light" for their timely Billboard Hot 100 hit, which landed at No. 71 (dated April 18).

A video shows the three people defying the lockdown guidelines to tear up a school field on off-road bikes.

Saturday Night Live returned on Saturday evening with its first new episode since going on hiatus amid the coronavirus pandemic. The show delivered one major surprise right at the top of the episode as the night's host was none other than Tom Hanks.

Lucy Mecklenbrugh and Ryan Thomas reflected on their first encounter as they shared the first photo they ever took as a couple from 2017.The couple, who are now set to get married and welcomed their son Roman into the world last month, met after both appearing on Celebrity Island with Bear Grylls in 2017. Lucy, 28, took to Instagram to share the adorable snap as they cosied up in bed after the show came to an end three years ago.

Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie might not physically be together, but they're there for each other amid the coronavirus pandemic. 

If we lived in any of these houses, social distancing would be a whole lot more fun.  As the ongoing coronavirus pandemic continues to keep many around the world inside for the foreseeable future, those who fortunately don't need to leave right now have become very familiar with the place they call home.

These are dark times as the world combats the global coronavirus pandemic, but Thomas Rhett brightened the mood a little bit when he performed his new song, "Be a Light," during the ACM Presents: Our Country special on Sunday (April 5).

While you're Zooming with your family while social distancing, many celebs may also be doing the same with their famous friends, and one Hollywood agent has turned his star-studded gatherings into concerts chock-full of nostalgia. In recent days, WWE partner Richard Weitz has been hosting virtual parties with musical sessions with a slew of celebrities as they all hunker down at their homes amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Better safe than sorry! Thomas Rhett and more celebrities rang in their birthdays at home with their families amid the coronavirus pandemic.

You've never heard Flo Rida's "My House" performed like this before.  Alicia Keys sang her own version of the 2015 hit on Thursday's at-home edition of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert. But instead of belting out the traditional lyrics, the artist changed the words to make the song about social distancing amid the global coronavirus pandemic.

In these trying times, at least we have Ina Garten.  The TV food connoisseur of Barefoot Contessa fame just gave us a reason to keep up with cocktail hour—from the comfort of our kitchen. With the coronavirus pandemic impacting daily life, people are social distancing from the confines of their home as to prevent further spreading the virus.

From early on, Thomas Rhett knew he could, as he famously sang in his multiplatinum hit, die a happy man.  But he needed to tell the whole world. He was three years into his marriage to Lauren Akins—and some two decades into a love story that started when they met in the first grade—when he had the realization while working on his second studio album, Tangled Up.  "I remember going out and my wife just really encouraging me to write.

Upon their return to the United States from Australia, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson posted an update on their situation since revealing their coronavirus diagnosis earlier this month. The message arrived via Hanks' official Twitter account on Saturday.

Thomas Rhett isn’t as youthful and as adventurous as he used to be!

Upon their return to the United States from Australia, Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson posted an update on their situation since revealing their coronavirus diagnosis earlier this month. The message arrived via Hanks' official Twitter account on Saturday. "Hey, Folks... We're home now and, like the rest of America, we carry on with sheltering in place