We Finally Know How 'Grey's Anatomy' Will Handle the Coronavirus Pandemic

Los Angeles' annual Festival of Books is getting the virtual treatment this year as the novel coronavirus pandemic continues. Instead of taking place on the University of Southern California campus as usual, the event — a partnership between The Los Angeles Times and USC — will be reimagined this year as a "virtual community-wide gathering," it was announced Friday.

Update (Aug. 7): The dates for the Foo Fighters' 2020 Van Tour, which had previously been rescheduled, have been cancelled altogether."Foo Fighters have cancelled the Van Tour 2020," a statement read.

coronavirus plan to sue the government over its handling of the pandemic, according to reports. Lawyers representing more than 1,400 families of those who died after contracting COVID-19 will outline a case today.More than 56,600 deaths involving coronavirus have now been registered in the UK, according to the latest figures released by the Office for National Statistics.The country has one of the highest death tolls per capita.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorWarning: This interview contains spoilers about tonight’s series finale (Ep. 11 of season 5, “Iunne Ennui”) of NBC/Warner Bros. TV’s Blindspot. After FBI big baddie Madeline Burke (Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio) poisoned herself in episode 9 in front of Tasha Zapata (Audrey Esparza), the Blindspot gang were left with another dangler: Ivy (Julee Cerda), Madeline’s henchwoman, who left a canister of the zip bomb somewhere in New York City.

The coronavirus pandemic is set to be addressed during the forthcoming 17th season of Grey’s Anatomy.

COVID-19. Krista Vernoff, the long-running medical drama's executive producer, revealed on Tuesday that season 17 of will include a coronavirus storyline.«We’re going to address this pandemic for sure,» she said during the «Quaranstreaming: Comfort TV That Keeps Us Going» panel, according to.

Grey’s Anatomy will take on the global coronavirus pandemic whenever the longtime medical drama returns for season 17.“We’re going to address this pandemic for sure.

Grey’s Anatomy will address the Coronavirus pandemic next season.

The characters of “Grey’s Anatomy” will experience COVID-19 like the rest of the world.

Grey's Anatomy is ready to add the current real-life public health crisis to the lengthy list of disasters faced by the surgeons of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital. Executive producer Krista Vernoff has revealed that the ABC drama is planning to address the coronavirus pandemic when it returns for Season 17.Vernoff appears in a new Emmys panel called "Quaranstreaming: Comfort TV That Keeps Us Going," which premieres in full on YouTube and Emmys.com on Tuesday night at 8/7c.

Bette Midler took yet another jab at President Trump over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic, unequivocally calling him a “murderer” in a recent tweet. The “Hocus Pocus” star spends a lot of her time on social media criticizing Trump and his administration on a myriad of issues.

coronavirus pandemic amid pressure from MPs in the House of Commons.

Cameran Eubanks has a message for her fans. The "Southern Charm" alum, 36, took to Instagram on Wednesday to urge her followers to consider the risks of coronavirus before traveling to her home city of Charleston, South Carolina.

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Princess Raiyah bint Hussein of Jordan tied the knot with journalist Ned Donovan after postponing their nuptials amid the coronavirus pandemic.“Thank you all for your kind messages on our wedding!” the 34-year-old royal tweeted on Tuesday, July 7, alongside a couple of snapshots from her big day. “While it was originally planned for April in Jordan, the pandemic derailed those plans and it was safer for my husband’s family to hold it in the UK.