TV News Roundup: ID Releases ‘Torn From The Headlines: New York Post Report’ First Look (EXCLUSIVE)

By Bruce Haring

Apple TV+ has just unveiled a new trailer for its upcoming animated film “Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth”, and it’s full of wonder and fascination.

Rihanna quietly did more than just donate $5 million to COVID-19 relief efforts. The singer has also donated personal protection equipment to New York, the state with the highest number of coronavirus cases in the country.

Rihanna has donated personal protective equipment to medical staff fighting the coronavirus outbreak in New York.

Rihanna is continuing to lend a helping hand.

This spring, the girls of the Big Apple are back in town — and we are oh, so, excited for it.

Monday night’s episode of ID’s “Torn from the Headlines: New York Post Reports” gives viewers an inside look at the infamous case of “Tuxedo King” Harvey Weinstein — kidnapped in August 1983 and held hostage in a sweltering underground tomb for 13 days before being rescued by NYPD detectives.

Sylvester Stallone’s New York art show has been postponed until October due to the coronavirus pandemic.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has issued a stay-at-home orderto more aggressively combat the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). The "New York state on pause" directive — outlined as "Policies Assure Uniform Safety for Everyone" — requires 100 percent of the state's non-essential workforce to stay home.

By Erik Pedersen

The New York Post has partnered with Investigation Discovery to bring the news organization’s biggest crime stories to TV screens across the country.

By Bruce Haring

You’ve heard probably too much about Harvey Weinstein.

NEW YORK -- Museums prepared to shut their doors, the opera was silenced, lights dimmed on Broadway, big gatherings were banned and the subway was shunned as the largest city in the United States wound down Thursday amid a rise in coronavirus cases.

NEW YORK -- Museums prepared to shut their doors, the opera was silenced, lights dimmed on Broadway, big gatherings were banned and the subway was shunned as the largest city in the United States wound down Thursday amid a rise in coronavirus cases.

In today’s film news roundup, four film festivals have opted to pull the plug, the horror film “Infection” finds a home, Heidi Honeycutt gets hired and “Where the Crawdads Sing” gets a writer.