To Make Social Distancing a Bit Easier, Tune Into Beyonce's 'Homecoming' Watch Party

A tough time. Luckily, there’s a ton of entertainment to go around. Although most TV shows have stopped filming, there’s still a great amount of series to take a look at.

Samuel L. Jackson has a message for people during the global health crisis: “Stay the fu*k at home!”

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.

Grab your remote! While everyone has been instructed to practice social distancing due to the coronavirus pandemic, it’s the perfect time to catch up on the shows you might be missing out on.

The stars of Star Trek: The Next Generation gathered via Zoom for a special occasion: co-star Marina Sirtis' birthday. Sirtis, who played Troi in the CBS series, and Jonathan Frakes, who played Riker, posted photos of the online reunion with their former co-stars Patrick Stewart (Captain Picard), Brent Spiner (Data), LeVar Burton (Geordie), Michael Dorn (Worf), Gates McFadden (Dr. Crusher), and Wil Wheaton (Wesley).

"Weird Al" Yankovic video called into The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Monday (March 30) to perform his classic song "One More Minute" as an a capella anthem about social distancing.For the uninitiated, the song finds the comedian distancing himself from an ex-girlfriend once the relationship has soured, a premise he called "sort of about social distancing, so kinda topical" while introducing the track from his home studio."Oh, so honey, let me help you with that suitcase/ You ain't

Consider Selena Gomez your social distancing expert. On Sunday, the "Rare" singer took to Instagram to share how she's been passing the time while practicing social distancing with an epic list of her favorite movies, television shows, songs and books.

We're in the age of #PeakTV, there are more shows out than ever before. But somehow you're still struggling with what to watch? Been there.

Stephen Merchant has used his height to demonstrate social distancing guidelines by lying down on the pavement to show people how much space they need to be leaving each other.

There's literally two options that everyone has during this very weird period of social distancing: Stay busy, or go crazy. And since no one wants to lose their damn mind while stuck at home in their 600-square-foot apartment, people are getting creative.

There's literally two options that everyone has during this very weird period of social distancing: Stay busy, or go crazy. And since no one wants to lose their damn mind in this pandemic, people are getting creative.

Get the tissues! Da Brat, 45, went social media official with her beautiful girlfriend Jesseca Dupart, 37, on Thursday, March 26. The “What’chu Like” emcee broke down while talking about her after she got her a gorgeous Bentley with a red bow on it.

As cities and countries around the world continue to fight the spread of the novel coronavirus, many people practicing  social distancing by remaining at home have been looking for ways to keep themselves entertained while on lockdown. Unsurprisingly, movie and TV streaming has skyrocketed: Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos said “all viewing is up” with regard to both Netflix and other forms of entertainment.

Don't let coronavirus keep you from — safely — enjoying a good watch party with your friends!

Travis Scott is enjoying some quality daddy-daughter time with adorable Stormi, whom he shares with Kylie Jenner.

DJ D-Nice is doing his part to keep social distancers entertained during the coronavirus pandemic. On Saturday, the Bronx native -- whose real name is Derrick Jones -- hosted an epic virtual dance party on Instagram that drew more than 100,000 viewers, including celebrities like Michelle Obama, Missy Elliott, Gabrielle Union, Joe Biden and Jada Pinkett Smith and many more.

DJ D-Nice is doing his part to keep social distancers entertained during the coronavirus pandemic. On Saturday (March 22), the Bronx native -- whose real name is Derrick Jones -- hosted an epic virtual dan

Mike Judge, the creator of the beloved animated series King of the Hill, is imagining what the characters would look like in the social distancing era.