Tim Allen makes light of coronavirus social distancing with 'Home Improvement' joke

Tim Allen is a family man on and off the screen. The comedian spoke with Fox News about his show "Last Man Standing," in which, he plays a father of three -- a role that reminds him of his own life.

Tim Allen has revealed the words of advice he gave his "Toy Story" co-star Tom Hanks amid his coronavirus battle last month. Hanks and his wife, Rita Wilson, both 63, were the first celebrities to announce they contracted COVID-19.The couple were in Australia when they received their test results and stayed in isolation there before recovering and returning home.

Back in 2006 when people talked about, they were most likely referring to the action-adventure comedy movie that came out that summer. 

Tim Allen's "Last Man Standing" is among the many television programs that have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Production on the FOX comedy series was shut down before filming was completed for the originally-planned season finale, meaning it will end on an earlier episode than expected.

While everyone is doing their part to stay safe at home while social distancing, there’s no better time to indulge in a little self-care – and that includes investing in a robe for lounging around.

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.

[Warning: The following contains spoilers for Last Man Standing. Read at your own risk!]

With social distancing guidelines keeping most people at home during the coronavirus pandemic, actors, musicians and other performers have had to put work on hold for the moment.

With social distancing guidelines keeping most people at home during the coronavirus pandemic, actors, musicians and other performers have had to put work on hold for the moment.

Allan Rayman is gearing up to release his fourth album, Christian, on Friday (April 3). But with the spread of the coronavirus putting Americans in quarantine, Rayman is spending his release week hunkered down at home with not much to do but lose himself in music."I guess this new reality has got me a little bit in my feelings," Rayman tells Billboard.

We don't think this youngster will ever forget her 5th birthday.  As the coronavirus pandemic continues, people all over the world are adapting to life at a safe distance from each other. However, while social distancing protocols are in effect, that doesn't mean celebrating life's special moments has also come to a halt.