Almost everyone knows the lyrics to Queen's "We Are the Champions." Now, the band has turned the song on its head, as a tribute to workers on the frontline fighting coronavirus.
Jennifer Garner read a popular children's book to kids in her home state of West Virginia Saturday during the 24-hour "The Call To Unite," organized to raise relief funds for families impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.
"Never Have I Ever," the No. 1 trending show on Netflix, is rightfully being celebrated as a watershed moment for the representation of South Asians in Hollywood. But the 10-part series' real magic is how much it twists stereotypes within even that experience. Here are six ways it does so (warning, spoilers ahead):
"Billions" has shuffled allegiances so many times it's tough to keep track without a scorecard. But the bottom line is that Showtime's high-stakes drama remains enormously entertaining, making its return more than welcome, even if the show's latest creative bets feel somewhat hedged.
Originally set in the period between Episodes II and III of the "Star Wars" saga (or movies five and six, chronologically), "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" is finishing its run in rousing fashion, overlapping with key moments in "Revenge of the Sith."
Justin Timberlake shared a familiar NSYNC meme with a pandemic-inspired twist: A curly haired, boy band-era JT, rocking a face mask. It's a nod to the perennial "It's gonna be May" meme, based on Timberlake's poppy pronunciation of the word "me" in the NSYNC song "It's Gonna Be Me."
Stephenie Meyer, author of the "Twilight" saga, has sent fans into overdrive by posting a mystery countdown on her website, fueling speculation that the publication of "Midnight Sun" -- the long anticipated companion novel to the bestselling series -- may be imminent.
Some people are finding themselves unusually productive in this period of isolation, catching up on work and investing time into hobbies. And then there's Drake.
It makes a lot of sense that Leslie Knope, the fictional person best known for looking out for her friends, would also have all of our backs during the coronavirus pandemic.
