Coronavirus Concert: Dozens Of Celebrities Raise Money To Fight COVID-19 In 'One World: Together At Home' Concert
Dozens of celebrities shared their talents for a very special event.
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Dozens of celebrities shared their talents for a very special event.
Cordero entered the intensive case unit at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles on March 31 and has been on a ventilator and unconscious after contracting COVID-19.
Curated by superstar Lady Gaga, the broadcast includes Billie Eilish, Elton John, John Legend, Kacey Musgraves, Lizzo, Paul McCartney and many more.
The stars are coming out to help raise money to fight the coronavirus pandemic. "Jersey 4 Jersey" will be a special live entertainment event that's taking place next Wednesday.
The Sopranos star talks about his new podcast with Michael Imperioli and his memories of working with the late James Gandolfini.
Dennehy's family says he passed away of natural causes that were not related to the coronavirus.
As the days and weeks go by, it seems people are getting more and more creative when it comes to staying positive and making a difference, even many A-list celebrities.
It's a familiar song many people know and love. Now the 1985 hit "We are the World," by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie, has some local flair.
The stand-up comedian reflects on his time doing comedy in New York, opening for Chris Rock, and how Netflix changed his life.
Anyone who has a ticket for a performance before June 7 can contact their point of purchase for an exchange or refund.
The "Beyond A Dream" talent shows teams up famous artists with local aspiring musicians, dancers, actors and singers.
As we're being told to keep our distance, artists young and old are bringing us together proving once again the power of the arts.
The 35-year-old Charles Shaffer is reportedly a chief resident at New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center in Manhattan.
The Comedy Cellar regular discusses his new special "I Got This" and his favorite New York City comedy experiences.
There's plenty of disturbing news online during the coronavirus pandemic, but you can also find some hope and cheer in clips making the rounds on social media.
