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The following contains spoilers about the March 22 episode of "The Walking Dead," titled "What We Become."

Opera star Plácido Domingo has tested positive for the novel coronavirus, the artist confirmed on his Facebook page Sunday.

With millions of Americans stuck at home to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus, people are doing whatever they can to stay sane. For some, that means rewriting the lyrics to their favorite songs to bring a little levity to a grave situation.

Days after actor Idris Elba revealed he had the coronavirus, his wife now says she too has tested positive.

In "Little Fire Everywhere," a new limited series on Hulu based on the Celeste Ng book of the same name, Reese Witherspoon plays a Type-A, upper-middle-class mom who lives her life by a structure carefully constructed by her.

DJ D-Nice seems determined to make sure we jam our way through this crisis.

Celebrities shared their grief over the loss of Kenny Rogers, whom they described as a talented country musician and a longtime friend.

David Bryan, a founding member of Bon Jovi, announced Saturday on Instagram that he tested positive for coronavirus.

Kenny Rogers, whose legendary music career spanned more than six decades, has passed at the age of 81, his publicist Keith Hagan tells CNN.

For actress Debi Mazar, it all started with a family illness.

If everything had gone according to plan, Swae Lee would be on tour with rapper Post Malone right now.

Oops, she did it again. Britney Spears has become a ray of sunshine amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Television host Andy Cohen announced in an Instagram post on Friday that he's tested positive for coronavirus.

Colton Underwood, who starred in Season 23 of "The Bachelor"in 2019, announced in an Instagram post on Friday that he has tested positive for coronavirus.

Disney and Pixar's "Onward" will soon be streaming on Disney+, less than one month after being release in theaters.

Fox's "The Resident" is doing its part to protect the residents -- and other health care workers -- at an Atlanta-area hospital amid the spread coronavirus.

"Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker" examines a fascinating historical figure, but in a soapy and slightly uneven way. Octavia Spencer plays the title character, whose creation of an African-American haircare company turned her into America's first female millionaire. But too much of this four-part miniseries focuses on what amounts to a cat fight with her chief rival.

People who own big cats are unusual, we're told near the outset of "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness," which proceeds to prove that -- and then some -- over seven jaw-dropping episodes. Netflix has made a lot of noise with unscripted programming, but it's going to roar with this beyond-bizarre docu-series distraction, which demonstrates that outlandish people who love filming themselves are a formula for TV that's grrrr-reat.

Even Jimmy Fallon is having to juggle working from home while raising his kids.

When "Life is Beautiful" was released in the United States in 1998, I wasn't as wild about the movie as many others were. I appreciated the tone of director/co-writer/star Roberto Benigni's film about a father shielding his young son from the horrors of a concentration camp, the premise seemed a trifle strained and sanitized.