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Oprah Winfrey is social distancing -- and that includes staying six feet away from her long term partner Stedman Graham.

Acclaimed playwright Terrence McNally died Tuesday due to complications from the coronavirus. He was 81.

The CNN Entertainment team is here to help those staying "safer at home" during the coronavirus pandemic.

"Wonder Woman 1984" and "In the Heights" are the latest films to change their release plans amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Lady Gaga's Little Monsters are going to have to wait a little longer to get their hands on "Chromatica."

They may be in quarantine, but Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson still want to do their part to help with voter registration.

A historic postponement for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will result in even more history being made.

Oh baby, why don't you just meet your parents in the middle.

NBC has been trying to replicate "This is Us" for a couple of seasons, and has found bottling that formula difficult to master. It comes a little closer than most with "Council of Dads," an emotional concept that exhausts so much ground in the premiere it's difficult to foresee where it goes thereafter.

Taylor Swift sounds like she feels vindicated while Kim Kardashian West just sounds over it.

Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood performed in a Facebook Live concert Monday night that drew so many fans it crashed the site multiple times.

Broadway performers helped keep people's spirits high amid their coronavirus quarantines by doing -- what else? -- lip-syncing a show-stopping anthem.

2020 just keeps it coming.

BTS -- entertainers, teen heartthrobs and, now, language coaches.

Meghan McCain will be offering her opinions from home for the foreseeable future.

From a milky bath sprinkled with rose petals, Madonna has told her fans that the novel coronavirus is "the great equalizer."

Sigmund Freud is the subject of a new Netflix show released Monday.

Sophia Myles had been using social media to share updates about her father's health and also used it to announce his passing.

Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson are feeling better after being treated for coronavirus and Hanks offered some advice to those sheltering in place.

Musician Neil Diamond reached out -- well not exactly -- on Twitter Sunday to give folks a little hope during these tense times.