Vanessa Bryant Is Asking a Judge for Quick Help Amid Coronavirus Crisis

By Variety Staff

With Spring upon us and the sun splitting the skies, it was feared that people would come out in their masses with a disregard for the social distancing rules.

A travel trade association is calling on the government to allow companies to offer credit notes instead of refunds for holidays cancelled due to coronavirus.

By Manori Ravindran

Ryan Reynolds responded to fellow Canadian Hayley Wickenheiser’s tweet Sunday after she asked followers to help collect some critical PPE gear amid the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

As the nation’s focus has become fixated on the coronavirus, Idaho Gov. Brad Little has signed into law Monday on the eve of the Transgender Day of Visibility two pieces of anti-trans legislation.

Emmerdale star Charley Webb has revealed she faced “abuse” for asking shoppers to practice social-distancing at the supermarket during the coronavirus outbreak.The soap star took to Twitter to reveal she was confronted when asking shoppers to stay two metres away from her, which is currently being advised by the government when shopping or exercising during the lockdown.The 32-year-old tweeted to Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan: “I went to our local supermarket today.

As the coronavirus continues to spread at a dangerous rate, and scientists are working to create a vaccine, M.I.A. has revealed a controversial opinion.The rapper took to Twitter on Wednesday (March 25) to announce, "If I have to choose the vaccine or chip I'm gonna choose death."When a follower called her out for being an "anti vaxxer," the rapper responded with, "Yeah in America they made me [vaccinate] my child before the school admission.

With financial resources at their disposal, these stars are doing their part to make a major difference during the current COVID-19 pandemic. Whether it’s donating directly to organizations or providing information and resources for their social media followers, a number of stars have made an effort to make a difference. Here, we’re taking a look at what a few celebs have done to alleviate the financial burdens and stresses of a number of medical professionals and citizens.

Bikini Kill, Neutral Milk Hotel, Fugazi, Downtown Boys, and Wolf Parade are among the hundreds of musicians who have signed a letter asking state and federal lawmakers to expand unemployment and other benefits to self-employed workers in coronavirus (COVID-19) relief packages.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic that is currently overwhelming the healthcare system, protective gear and surgical masks are a hot commodity and many public figures are coming together to do their part in helping the medical community obtain more supplies. One of those people is film director Lulu Wang, known for The Farewell.

By Anita Bennett

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