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According to Nick Cordero's wife, Amanda Kloots, they are in "a bit of a waiting game."

For everyone in isolation, the Nintendo Switch game "Animal Crossing: New Horizons" has been a boon: It's a place to virtually meet up with friends, pretend to live a simple, pandemic-free existence and run into the occasional celebrity -- like Elijah Wood, who is desperately looking to turn a profit on digital turnips.

Buzz haircuts, fake mustaches and family paint night are how the Bruce Willis/Demi Moore clan are spending their days while in isolation.

Julianne Hough is quarantined in a different state than her husband, Brooks Laich, and she's really enjoying the alone time.

With Hugh Jackman and Allison Janney as a can't-miss combination, "Bad Education" joins a juicy true story somewhere in the middle, drags before getting into the meat of it, and then rallies solidly in the second half. While smaller in tone and topic than most HBO movies, it's a solid exploration of greed and corruption, where the ultimate hero is, of all things, a teenage journalist.

"Will & Grace" have officially vacated the apartment, honey.

Tom Hanks has a new penpal: an 8-year-old Australian boy called Corona, who says he has been bullied because of his name.

More than 12 million people hopped on Fortnight Thursday for the debut of Travis Scott's new song.

It's the feel good song of your quarantine.

Get ready to return to Pawnee.

According to Meghan McCain, "it shouldn't take a rocket scientist" to know who she is voting for in the next presidential election.

Wilmer Valderrama wants to use his platform to give a voice to those being directly impacted by the coronavirus.

The trailer for "Disney Gallery: The Mandalorian," dropped Thursday, and is filled with revealing bits about the hit series.

One of the largest film festivals in North America is planning ahead.

They may be insane but this is the right move.

This is way better than that celebrity attempt at "Imagine."

It sounds like Denise Richards doesn't want to talk negatively about her ex, Charlie Sheen.

"The Masked Singer" has revealed who was under the banana costume.

Chris Evans might not have a shield in "Defending Jacob," but the eight-part miniseries -- based on a bestselling novel -- is all about shielding his son. Well cast and twisty, it's an earnest if mostly undistinguished effort, one that relies heavily on the one-time Avenger's star power in serving its mission to bring viewers to Apple TV+.

Ricky Gervais' "After Life" was a bittersweet little gem, but the first season basically told a reasonably complete story. As a consequence, the second six-episode run feels as if it's essentially retracing old territory -- moving in places, but with less urgency, and more prone to silly detours to flesh out the run.