Watch Tame Impala Perform “Lost in Yesterday” and “Breathe Deeper” on Kimmel

BTS members might be heartbroken. But RM, Jin, Jimin, Jungkook, V, Suga and J-Hope are trying to cheer the ARMY amid the Coronavirus outbreak. Due to the Covid-19 spread and fear, the Bangtan Boys were forced to cancel their Map of The Soul concerts in Korea. Given the current scenario in the US and European countries, rumours suggest BTS could postpone their tour in the two countries as well. While these headlines leave fans sad, the South Korean band shared a message of hope. 

Rita Wilson is trying to stay sane while cooped up at home recovering from coronavirus.

Rita Wilson is trying to stay sane while cooped up at home recovering from coronavirus.

Rita Wilson is dropping bars while self-quarantining in Australia.

The performance came as part of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live'

In these tumultuous times, less is more, and Steve Martin has casually embraced that ethos with a simple one-man bluegrass jam in the woods.Though Martin is famous for his hilarious Hollywood career, the actor and comedian is also a passionate, Grammy-winning American roots musician with nine titles hitting the Billboard 200 albums chart.On Saturday (March 23), Martin took it upon himself to spice up the timeline of his Twitter followers by picking up the banjo and indulging in a brief "banjo

Showtime's been around forever, but it's no longer the destination for serious dads with shows like Ray Donovan and Dexter, or harried moms with shows like United States of Tara and The Big C. (No offense, serious dads and harried moms.) The network has undergone serious changes in recent years, and Showtime is better than it's ever been, choosing complicated, emotionally complex dramedies to represent its most recent facelift.

After a series of press conferences from the White House coronavirus task force,Dr. Deborah Birx has emerged as someone Americans can rely on for evolving information about the global coronavirus pandemic and its impact on the United States.

Fans are accusing Vanessa Hudgens, 31, of making insensitive comments about the deadly coronavirus outbreak that’s currently sweeping the world, following a video that she posted on Instagram on March 17. In the clip, Vanessa said, “Um, yeah, ’til July sounds like a bunch of bulls***,” referring to the potential quarantine timeline for the United States.

It comes in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

Australian hardcore crew Dregg has released their first music video after signing with Epitaph Records, a comical but hard-hitting social critique of the gate keeping system with the music business. The timing of "Hectic" during the coronavirus crisis

As the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread throughout the world, President Donald Trump is taking fire from all sides for his administration's lackluster response to the disease's spread throughout the United States. His latest critic, internet star Randy Rainbow, is adding a much-needed musical twist to his denunciation.

Tame Impala’s psychedelic pop smash “The Less I Know The Better” was better than any other song in the 2010s, a poll of triple j listeners has found.

The clip was filmed at Rio Carnival in Brazil

Mayor Pete Buttigieg is hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Kamala Harris has picked her endorsement.

Tame Impala maestro Kevin Parker has extended his exclusive songwriter agreement with Sony/ATV Music Publishing to cover global representation of his future works.The multihyphenate Western Australian artist originally signed with the music publishing giant for representation in Australia back in 2009, ahead of Tame Impala’s debut album release InnerSpeaker.Parker’s career has been on the rise ever since.