WATCH: Stephanie & Hungani on why they opted for a small wedding!

Here comes the bride, henny! Jonathan Van Ness helped one lucky couple say "I do" via FaceTime after learning that they had to cancel their wedding amid the coronavirus pandemic. Taking to Instagram, the Queer Eye star recalled hearing Stephanie and Samantha's story and left them a sweet message.  "Something told me to check my DMs yesterday," he wrote.

Taking a rain check. Taraji P. Henson and her fiancé, Kelvin Hayden, had planned to tie the knot in June but are searching for a new date amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The singer started off the game with low expectations—saying that she wasn't "good at things" and thinking she just "wasn't gonna do well." You know, that strategy honestly ended up working in her advantage because she shocked herself with her results! First, we gave her head phones because, um, famous musician in our presence. And DUH, she got that round right. We didn't doubt you on that one, Steph.

While most of the entertainment and live event industries have shut down of late, WWE has forged ahead with its weekly TV programming amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Having relocated their shows to the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, the company is embracing new measures to protect talent and crew members from the virus.

The dark underbelly of a small town has provided cinematic fodder for generations. It’s just a lucrative source of storytelling.

Tony Award-winning actress Stephanie J. Block is doing her part to help people who work in the theater/arts industry and are out of work because of closures due to coronavirus.

Stephanie Beatriz is swapping New York neighborhoods for her upcoming role as a salon worker in In the Heights. The Argentine actress, who has made her mark as Detective Rosa Diaz on Brooklyn Nine-Nine, headed uptown for Lin-Manuel Miranda’s big screen adaptation of the hit Broadway play.

For some it was like a horror movie come to life. For some a divine message or a sign of the end times. But for the Cantina Settecani winery it was just your run of the mill TOTAL FRICKIN’ DISASTER.

Longtime electronic music manager Stephanie LaFera has been named the new head of the electronic music division at WME. There, La Fera will lead a division whose roster includes many of the biggest acts in electronic music, including Calvin Harris, Alison Wonderland, Kygo and Steve Aoki."The team at WME is already so well rounded, and I’m looking forward to building out the division further," LaFera tells Billboard Dance.