What to watch on TV this weekend as you hide from coronavirus

Selena Gomez just shared a list of music recommendations amid Coronavirus lockdown and her ex-boyfriend The Weeknd featured on it. As the world practices self-distancing, the Rare songstress posted a list of movies, TV shows, Instagram accounts, songs, podcasts, and books, that you can add to your lockdown entertainment list. “Here are some things that I've been watching, listening to, and reading to keep me positive and help pass the time. Hope it helps,” she wrote on her Instagram story.

Already running low on things to watch as you continue social distancing? Don't worry, we're here to help! As we work on making permanent indents on our couches as we stay inside, we're turning to TV shows and movies to help distract and entertain us.  Each week, we're recommending our top binge-watching picks based on any mood you're in, feeling you might be having or upcoming Zoom hangout you have scheduled.

This pandemic can’t stop the music, as more artists are getting creative to stay in tune with their fans. At-home and other livestream concerts are being held, and streaming services are serving up special music content to keep your ears happy while you’re on coronavirus lockdown. Here are six things to keep your house party rocking this weekend.

As coronavirus has all but dried up releases in the worlds of music, movies and television, it's easy to become bored at home while quarantining. While streamers like Spotify and Netflix have nearly endless catalogs of content, some might be yearning for something a little different to keep their mind off of things.

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During this uncertain time TV audiences are looking to their trusty TV for escapism and entertainment.

So...anyone in desperate need of something new to watch?  As we all continue to practice social distancing in the midst of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, we're been practicing what we like to call "binge approaching," turning to our TVs and streaming devices for some much needed comfort and distraction. Should you be looking for something new (or old) to stream, E!'s What to Watch is here to provide some options for this weekend, March 21-22.

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As the number of coronavirus cases increases around the globe seemingly by the minute, and everything under the sun gets canceled, it's important to remember to not panic. And the best way to do that is to get informed about the coronavirus, scientifically known as COVID-19.

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Something tells us there will be a lot of Hulu and hibernating this weekend. With concerns over the coronavirus continuing to cause the cancellation and/or postponement of major events, the suspension of the NBA season the and production on projects all over the world to shut down, medical professionals are urging the public to practice social distancing and avoid any spaces with large crowds.

As the number of coronavirus cases increases around the globe seemingly by the minute, and everything under the sun gets canceled, it's important to remember to not panic. And the best way to do that is to get informed about the coronavirus, scientifically known as COVID-19.

As the number of coronavirus cases increases around the globe seemingly by the minute, it's important to remember to not panic. And the best way to do that is to get informed about the coronavirus scientifically known as COVID-19. Instead of watching Outbreak and developing an irrational fear of monkeys, you should spend your time on something more useful, so we've put together a list of things to watch that will make you smarter about all things coronavirus.

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The Weeknd was the musical guest on las night’s episode of Saturday Night Live, where he performed “Blinding Lights,” and debuted a new song called “Scared to Live” (which interpolates Elton John’s “Your Song”). He was accompanied by Oneohtrix Point Never for the latter.