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Celebrities are joining thousands of protesters as they crowd the nation's streets and demand justice for emotional speech over a megaphone during a march in London.

"Black people, I love you. I appreciate you," the British star said. "Today is an important day: We're fighting for our rights, we're fighting for our ability to live in freedom. … Today, you guys are a visible representation of that." 

"Every black person here remembers the time when another person reminded you that you were black," an emotional Boyega continued. "I need you to understand how painful this (expletive) is. I need you to understand how painful it is to be reminded every day that your race means nothing, and that isn’t the case anymore."

"We are a physical representation of our support for George Floyd," he said. "We are a physical representation of our support for Sandra Bland. We are a physical representation of our support for Trayvon Martin. We are a physical representation of our support for Stephen Lawrence.”

At times Boyega's voice broke, and a tear ran down his cheek. "Black lives have always mattered,” the actor said as his fellow demonstrators cheered. “We have always been important. We have always meant something. We have always succeeded regardless. And now is the time. I ain’t waiting."

"I'm speaking to you from the heart. Look, I don't know if I'm going to have a career after this, but (expletive) that," Boyega said. He added: "We can all join together to make this a better world … to make this special."

The official Star Wars Twitter account shared its support for the star, saying Lucasfilm, which produces the franchise, "stands with John Boyega."

Bruce Springsteen dedicated the opening song of his “Bruce Springsteen: From His 真人百家家乐官网网站home, To Yours” SiriusXM broadcast on Wednesday to Floyd's memory. The song was his own “American Skin (41 Shots).”

“Eight minutes,” Springsteen said. “That song is almost eight minutes long. And that's how long it took George Floyd to die with a Minneapolis officer's knee buried into his neck. That's a long time. That's how long he begged for help and said he couldn't breathe. The arresting officer's response was nothing but silence and wait. Then he had no pulse and still it went on.”

“American Skin (41 Shots)’ was written about the 1999 shooting death of Amadou Diallo, a 23-year-old immigrant from Guinea, by four New York City plain-clothes police officers. Four officers were at the scene of the fatal Floyd arrest in Minneapolis on May 25. 

Springsteen later played a portion of Martin Luther King's speech from Birmingham, Alabama, in the midst of civil rights protests in 1963.

“We need systemic changes in our law enforcement departments and in the political will of our national citizenry to once again move forward to the kind of changes that will bring the ideals of the Civil Rights movement once again to life and into this moment," said Springsteen. He then played “Go Down Moses” by fellow Jerseyan Paul Robeson.

Twitter Tuesday. In the image, the "Justice League" star holds a sheet of paper with the words "Black Lives Matter," as well as a poster advocating for the First Baptist Church of Venice, a historic black church in danger of being razed.

A woman standing next to Affleck in the photo wearing sunglasses and a face mask appears to be the actor's girlfriend, "Knives Out" star Ana de Armas.

Actress and talk show host Keke Palmer was recorded Tuesday making an impassioned plea to military members to march alongside protesters and "make history." 

"You have to pay attention to what's going on," she said. "We have a president that's trying to incite a race war and the borders are closed. We can't leave. You have people in here that need your help. This is when you stand together with community, with society, to stop the governmental oppression. Period. We need you." 

Singer Harry Styles kneeled with protesters in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

"I stand in solidarity with all of those protesting," he wrote in an Instagram post over the weekend. "I’m donating to help post bail for arrested organizers. Look inwards, educate yourself and others. LISTEN, READ, SHARE, DONATE and VOTE. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH. BLACK LIVES MATTER."

Model Emily Ratajkowsk, who shared a photo of herself at a protest in Los Angeles over the weekend, was spotted again on Tuesday, holding up a sign that read "defund the police."

"Everything is political," she tweeted Tuesday. "Everyone should be involved."

"Hart of Dixie" actress Jaime King was handcuffed Tuesday during a protest in Los Angeles, she shared on social media. 

"EVERYONE WAS PEACEFUL," she added.

"Game of Thrones" star Richard Madden also took to the streets of Hollywood to protest, posting a picture of the California National Guard to his Instagram Story on Tuesday.

Instagram Monday that he was arrested while protesting in Santa Monica, California, and that he considers "peace, riots, looting" to be "an absolutely legitimate form of protest."

According to Sprouse, he was "standing in solidarity" with protesters on Sunday when the crowd was warned they would face arrest if they did not retreat. Many turned to leave, the actor wrote, but another line of police officers blocked their route.

Shortly after, police began restraining protesters with zip ties, Sprouse added.

"It needs to be stated that as a straight white man, and a public figure, the institutional consequences of my detainment are nothing in comparison to others within the movement," he continued. "This is ABSOLUTELY not a narrative about me, and I hope the media doesn’t make it such."

On Monday, video taken by Los Angeles Times reporter Johana Bhuiyan. 

On Friday, Foxx spoke at a protest police came at him with batons as he documented protests in Chicago on Saturday. 

"Cops didn't like me filming the burning car so they came at me with batons. Hitting my bike," he wrote, adding that officers "gently tuned up my bike."

"Get out of here! Move!" a man can be heard yelling in the video as he appears to strike Cusack's bike. "All right, all right, I'm going," Cusack replies.

"Ugly scene everywhere now cops restraint seems over," he wrote. "Nasty violence energy everywhere."

It was unclear whether the actor was participating in the protest. USA TODAY has reached out to Cusack's representative and the Chicago Police Department for comment.

Kendrick Sampson says he was hit by rubber bullets and a police officer's baton while protesting in California.

The took to Instagram on Saturday to show video from marches in the Los Angeles area.

"They're gonna arrest all of us," Sampson said in one video clip. "Just to let y'all know, they're telling us to disperse, but they boxed us in."

Tagging "Black lives matter supporters," he also tweeted for elected officials to "defund police." 

On Sunday, he shared more footage, writing, "The violence comes entirely from LAPD ... THREE COPS coming at me ganging up on me (even though they have on riot gear and many weapons) as they did many protesters as I defend someone on the ground that they were beating!!! These are acts of war they are committing against us."

Machine Gun Kelly shared photos and video from Los Angeles that showed the unmasked rapper holding a sign on Saturday that read "Silence Is Betrayal." He captioned the image "justice soon ..."

Earlier in the week, he'd slammed "white privilege" on Twitter, writing, "i’m ashamed someone who looks like me could treat another human like this, but they been doing it since the beginning of time. our generation has be the one’s to stop it."

Photos of Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello attending the Miami protest were also shared online. In a photo tweeted by Miami Herald reporter Bianca Padró Ocasio, both stars are seen wearing face masks and holding up signs. Mendes' reads "Black Lives Matter."

Nick Cannon posted photos of himself wearing a hoodie emblazoned, "Please I Can't Breathe" as he marched in Minneapolis over the weekend.

"We All Tired of it ..." he wrote on one post, "BUT THEY GON HEAR US LOUD AND CLEAR!!!" 

Musicians Halsey, Tinashe and Lil Yachty also shared their participation in protests.

On Monday, Halsey described the injured protesters she encountered who had been demonstrating peacefully.

"With all of our medical professionals being CONSUMED and EXHAUSTED with Covid, there is little to no medical attention available," she wrote on Instagram. "I have first hand treated men women and children who have been shot in the chest, the face, the back. Some will lose vision some have lost fingers. I have been covered in innocent blood."

A number of other celebrities also have taken up Floyd's cause, either via in-person protests or social media.

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Matthew McConaughey discussed coronavirus divisions on “Special Report with Bret Baier” on May 12. "I could feel that this united purpose we all have as Americans to beat this enemy and this virus, that purpose got hijacked by partisan politics,” McConaughey said. “The narrative became, if you want to go to work, you’re on the far right. If you don’t go to work, you want to stay 真人百家家乐官网网站home, you’re on the far left… And now even the mask wearing is getting politicized, where if you want to wear a mask, you wear a mask, you’re a liberal. And if you don’t, you’re conservative. And that’s just not true.” AP

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On March 17, McConaughey reminded his Twitter followers in a video to take care of themselves and others "in these crazy times," highlighting the importance of focusing on "fairness, kindness, accountability, resilience, respect (and) courage." He added: "Right now, more than ever before, we're more dependent on each other than we ever have been. But we have an enemy in coronavirus that is faceless, that is race-less, sex-less, non-denominational and bipartisan. And it's an enemy we all agree we are going to beat." Evan Agostini, Invision/AP

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73-year-old singer Marianne Faithfull was hospitalized with coronavirus and treated in London, her manager, Francois Ravard confirmed on April 5 to USA TODAY. "She is stable and responding to treatment, we all wish her well and a full and speedy recovery," he added. On April 22, the English singer-songwriter announced on social media that she has been released from the hospital after a 22-day stay and will continue to recuperate in London. “Marianne thanks you all for your kind messages of concern which have meant a great deal through what is a such a difficult time for so many,” the statement read. “She is also very grateful to all the NHS staff who cared for her at the hospital and, without doubt, saved her life.” GUILLAUME SOUVANT, AFP via Getty Images

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Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne, has tested positive for coronavirus after "displaying mild symptoms," Clarence House, his official royal residence, said in a statement March 25. "The Prince of Wales has tested positive for coronavirus," the statement said, noting aside from the mild symptoms he "otherwise remains in good health and has been working from 真人百家家乐官网网站home throughout the last few days as usual." The Prince of Wales, 71, is self-isolating at a royal estate in Scotland, and his wife Camilla, 72, has tested negative for the virus. It was not immediately clear whether Charles' mother, Queen Elizabeth II, or her husband, Prince Philip, have been tested. On April 1, the prince said he was recovering: "Having recently gone through the process of contracting this coronavirus, luckily with relatively mild symptoms, I now find myself on the other side of the illness but still in no less a state of social distance and general isolation."   Getty

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CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, brother to New York governor Andrew Cuomo, announced on March 31 that he has been diagnosed with coronavirus after being exposed to people who are infected. Cuomo has extensively covered the pandemic on the cable news network during his show, “Cuomo Prime Time.” Michael Loccisano, Getty Images for CNN

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"Today" meteorologist Dylan Dreyer's husband, Brian Fichera, is recovering from "debilitating" symptoms of the coronavirus. Fichera said on Instagram April 15 that he tested positive earlier in the month and spent 10 days in isolation in his son's bedroom. "This disease is also brilliant and diabolical,'' he wrote. "It will let up just enough to allow you to feel good about yourself and walk to the bathroom....but then it will suddenly attack you as if it knows you are at the farthest away from your bed. When it hits hard you can’t move, and it feels like you’re snorkeling through a cocktail straw." Fichera called COVID-19 "the Freddy Krueger" of viruses, saying it "knows your deepest fears and it attacks accordingly." In closing his post, he advised, "When you feel 100% and feel like you beat this thing wait 3 more days ... Be safe. Be smart. Be humble." Rob Kim, Getty Images for Time Inc. Books

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shared on Instagram April 13 that he and his wife have fully recovered after being diagnosed with coronavirus last month. "We were lucky to only have mild symptoms of the Covid 19. We send our love and thoughts to all of the people where the virus has hit much harder, and to everyone who has lost their loved ones due to the Cornonavirus," the actor wrote.  Hivju confirmed on Instagram March 16 he had the virus. "Sorry to say that I, today, have tested positive for COVID19, Corona virus." "My (family) and I are self-isolating at 真人百家家乐官网网站home for as long as it takes. We are in good health - I only have mild symptoms of a cold," Hivju said from Norway. Phillip Faraone, Getty Images for New York Magazi

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Todd Chrisley revealed on the April 8 episode of his podcast "Chrisley Confessions" that he is recovering after testing positive for coronavirus. "I have been battling corona for 3 weeks. I was in the hospital for 4 and a half days, fever between 100 to 103 (degrees) and it has been the sickest I have ever been on this earth," he said.  Gregg DeGuire, WireImage

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Christopher Cross, the Grammy- and Oscar-winning artist known for early 1980s hits "Sailing" and "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)" from the movie "Arthur," revealed via Facebook April 3 that he has tested positive for coronavirus. While his case is not severe enough to require hospitalization, he did say, "This is possibly the worst illness I have ever had." The singer, who lives in Austin, Texas, added, "For those of you who still do not believe the COVID-19 virus is real, or think it is a 'hoax' or part of some conspiracy, my advice to you is to understand right now that this is a deadly illness spreading like wildfire throughout the world." Gary Miller/FilmMagic

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Asleep at the Wheel leader Ray Benson said on Facebook March 31 that he had tested positive for COVID-19. The primary symptom has been fatigue, he said. In a statement to USA TODAY on April 1, Benson gave an update, saying his symptoms have not progressed farther and he feels "very lucky and optimistic." "Doctor says if nothing further comes up like elevated temperature, respiratory, cough etc., I should be in the clear in the coming weeks," he said. Benson also encouraged people to "take the virus seriously" and practice social distancing. Bronte Wittpenn

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Sara Bareilles revealed on her Instagram story on April 2 that she had a "VERY MILD case of (COVID-19)" but is feeling better. "I had it, just so you know. I’m fully recovered," she said. "I’m just thinking about all the people walking through this really tricky time and sending a lot of love." Dia Dipasupil, Getty Images

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Joe Exotic (real name Joseph Maldonado-Passage), the subject of Netflix's "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness," is in isolation on a coronavirus quarantine, according to his husband. Dillon Passage said in an interview with Andy Cohen April 1 that Maldonado-Passage, who is serving 22 years for, among other things, attempted murder for hire, is currently in the medical facility of a Texas prison after being transferred from Oklahoma's Grady County Jail, where he was exposed to other prisoners who tested positive for the virus. -, Netflix US/AFP via Getty Images

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Idris Elba revealed on Twitter March 17 that he tested positive for coronavirus. "This morning I tested positive for COVID-19. I feel OK, I have no symptoms so far but have been isolated since I found out about my possible exposure to the virus," the actor captioned a video announcement. "Stay 真人百家家乐官网网站home people and be pragmatic. I will keep you updated on how I’m doing 👊🏾👊🏾 No panic." CHRIS DELMAS, AFP via Getty Images

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Elba's wife, Sabrina Dhowre, revealed on March 21 during the couple's interview with Oprah Winfrey that she had tested positive as well.  The former "Wire" actor gave his followers an update March 25 on Twitter, saying he and Dhowre are still in quarantine but "feel ok so far with no changes." He added he was looking forward to going back 真人百家家乐官网网站home to London. Steven Ferdman, Getty Images

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The couple, in their new roles as U.N. Goodwill Ambassadors, have joined forces with the United Nations International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) to launch a new $40 million fund to lessen the impact of COVID-19 on farmers and food producers in rural areas. “People forget that 80 percent of the poor population live in these rural areas.” Dhowre told the Associated Press. “What we are really worried about at the moment, and why we are launching this fund is that those people are being forgotten.” GARETH FULLER, AFP/Getty Images

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Andy Cohen said he's focusing solely on his recovery on Instagram March 20 after being diagnosed with COVID-19. "After a few days of self-quarantine, and not feeling great, I have tested positive for Coronavirus," he captioned a solemn selfie. "As much as I felt like I could push through whatever I was feeling to do #WWHL from 真人百家家乐官网网站home, we’re putting a pin in that for now so I can focus on getting better." Cohen fans March 30 with a post saying "Happy to report I’m feeling better" and returning to work.   Jordan Strauss, Invision

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Bon Jovi keyboardist David Bryan announced March 21 that he tested positive for the coronavirus.  “I’ve been sick for a week and feeling better each day," Bryan wrote in an Instagram post. "Please don’t be afraid!!! It’s the flu not the plague. I’ve have been quarantined for a week and will for another week. And when I feel better I’ll get tested again to make sure I’m free of this nasty virus. Please help out each other. This will be over soon ... with the help of every American!!” Andy Marlin, Getty Images

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Jackson Browne has tested positive for the coronavirus. The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, 71, told Rolling Stone on March 24 that he got tested for COVID-19 after experiencing a "small cough and a temperature."  "I quarantined immediately upon knowing," he told the music publication. "My symptoms are really pretty mild, so I don’t require any kind of medication and certainly not hospitalization or anything like that." Browne's manager, Donald Miller, confirmed his diagnosis to USA TODAY. Robert E. Klein, Robert E. Klein/Invision/AP

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Ali Wentworth, the comedian and wife of ABC news anchor George Stephanopoulos, confirmed her COVID-19 diagnosis on Instagram April 1.  "I have tested positive for the Corona Virus," she wrote. "I’ve never been sicker. High fever. Horrific body aches. Heavy chest. I’m quarantined from my family. This is pure misery. #stay真人百家家乐官网网站home" Stephanopoulous revealed April 13 broadcasting from 真人百家家乐官网网站home on "Good Morning America" that he tested positive for COVID-19, but hadn't exhibitied "any of the classic symptoms you've been reading about." "I've never had a fever, never had a cough, never had shortness of breath, never had chills," he told co-anchors Robin Roberts and Michael Strahan, noting that he feels "great," save for "some lower back pain and one day where he had a diminished sense of smell," but "that has really been it."  Noam Galai, Getty Images for Meteor Shower

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Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour revealed that her son Charles Shaffer, a doctor who works in the ICU, is “quite ill and self-quarantining.” “The most critical aid, of course, is happening on the front lines,” Wintour, 70, said in an Instagram video on April 6. “My son is a doctor. He is currently quite ill and self-quarantining at 真人百家家乐官网网站home. But when he is able, he will return to the ICU at his hospital.” She continued: “I am so proud of him and so grateful to all the health workers, first responders, nurses and doctors who are fighting to reduce the spread of the virus and save lives.” Charles Sykes, Charles Sykes/Invision/AP

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In a call with reporters on April 3, Cate Blanchett talked about the parallels between her new FX on Hulu series, "Mrs. America," which is about the fight over the Equal Rights Amendement, and the coronavirus pandemic.  "I certainly feel that what's being revealed to us in the current global crisis is how the systems that we labor under are not serving us well," Blanchett said, and wondered how different American response to the pandemic would have been, had the ERA passed in the 1970s.  "What laws would have been put in place to shore up equality, not only between the sexes but between races, between the 1% and the 99%?" she asked. "I have to guess that we'd be in a very different place. And it is very telling, I think, it's still not enshrined in the constitution, which is an inspirational document from which laws get made, that the sexes are equal, that all American citizens are equal. And I think that has huge ideological and practical ramifications on the position we find ourselves in right now (with coronavirus)." Blanchett also expressed her support for those on the front lines fighting the pandemic. "My heart goes out particularly to the people who are really risking their lives for the rest of us. The medical workers and first responders. They're extraordinarily brave and self-sacrificing and we couldn't be functioning with out them," she said. The pandemic has also made the actress think about the value of truth and facts. "Our (expletive) radar is very acute at the moment. It's about getting back to the authentic, reclaiming the word truth and allowing ourselves (to see) what is happening to us as a species and our affect on one another." LISA O'CONNOR, AFP via Getty Images

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Jackie Chan shared a video to Twitter on April 3 urging people to stay 真人百家家乐官网网站home in order to help keep others safe. "I know it's a very difficult time for everyone right now," he said. "It's very important to stay at 真人百家家乐官网网站home with your family and follow the rules of your government. If you have to go out, please remember to wear your face mask and wash your hands frequently." Francois Durand, Getty Images

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Coronavirus has hit close to 真人百家家乐官网网站home for Nigerian-American singer/songwriter Davido, who shared on Instagram March 27 that his fiancée tested postive for the virus. The "If" artist wrote given their travel history they decided to get tested, and while his results came back negative, his partner's did not. "We are however doing perfectly fine and she is even still yet to show any symptoms whatsoever. She is now being quarantined and I have also gone into full self isolation for the minimum 14 days," he wrote. Brad Barket, Getty Images for 105.1

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Houston rapper Slim Thug shared he is now negative for COVID-19. The artist shared his updated results on Instagram on April 22, almost a month after revealing that he tested positive for coronavirus. "The other day I got tested for the coronavirus... and it came back positive. As careful as I been self-quarantining and staying 真人百家家乐官网网站home, I might have went and got something to eat, stayed in my truck, mask, gloves, everything on… my test came back positive," the rapper said in his original post before encouraging his followers to "take this stuff seriously." Eileen Blass, USAT

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Houston rapper Scarface said he tested positive for the coronavirus during a video interview on March 26 with his longtime Geto Boys bandmate Willie D. Branden Camp, AP

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Opera singer Placido Domingo announced March 22 on Facebook that he had tested positive for the virus, citing fever and coughing as the symptoms that led him to get tested. March 30, the tenor released a statement saying he is out of the hospital, "at 真人百家家乐官网网站home and I feel fine." "I beg everyone to be extremely careful, follow the basic guidelines by washing your hands frequently, keeping at least a 6 feet distance from others, doing everything you can to stop the virus from spreading and please above all stay 真人百家家乐官网网站home if you can," he wrote. "Together we can fight this virus and stop the current worldwide crisis, so we can hopefully return to our normal daily lives very soon. Please follow your local government’s guidelines and regulations for staying safe and protecting not just yourselves but our entire community." ATTILA KISBENEDEK, AFP via Getty Images

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Actress Debi Mazar, best known for playing the take-no-prisoners publicist on HBO's "Entourage" and an artist on TV Land's "Younger" announced March 22 that she has tested positive for COVID-19. On March 15, Mazar says she woke up with the same symptoms (low-grade fever, headache, sore throat, body aches, ringing ears and a dry cough) that husband Gabriele Corcos and their two teenage daughters had battled in February. Her doctor initially refused to test for coronavirus because she didn't meet the criteria, which typically include travel to an affected area and contact with a confirmed or presumptive positive. After finally getting tested and diagnosed, she said, "I found this kind of a CRAZY criteria for a NY’er as I had taken the subway, gone to the theater, the grocery store, the pharmacy, hair salon, etc." On March 30, the actress posted a video thanking everyone for their support and saying, "I am feeling a lot better." Lars Niki/Getty Images for BAM

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Actress Laura Bell Bundy, 38, announced on Instagram March 25 that she tested positive for coronavirus. "I’m taking care of myself. Please please stay 真人百家家乐官网网站home, take care of yourselves. God Bless," she captioned a video.  She posted April 2 that she's "on the flipside," praising The Traditional Chinese Medicine approach to treatment. Matt Winkelmeyer, Getty Images

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Broadway star Aaron Tveit announced March 23 he had tested positive for coronavirus and had been in quarantine since Broadway shows shuttered March 12.  "I’m feeling much better," he told his Instagram followers. "I consider myself extremely lucky that my symptoms have been very mild - cold like with no fever - as so many are experiencing much more serious symptoms, because this is a very dangerous virus. One thing I have been experiencing is the loss of taste and smell, which I think is a big sign for people who are otherwise asymptotic. I want everyone to realize that this can affect anyone. And even if you aren’t feeling sick or showing drastic symptoms - please take heed, stay safe, stay healthy and I hope to see everyone at the theater again soon." Charles Sykes, Invision/AP

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"Lost" and "Hawaii Five-0" star Daniel Dae Kim said he'll "be OK" after testing positive for the coronavirus."Ready for a fight? I am. Yesterday I was diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus," he tweeted March 19. On March 22, he gave a positive update: "I'm happy to report my progress has continued and I feel practically back to normal," he wrote in Instagram. Mat Hayward, Getty Images for The Latinx Hous

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Singer Charlotte Lawrence has revealed that she tested positive for the coronavirus. "A couple days ago, my doctor informed me that I too have COVID-19," she wrote on March 18. "This is me pleading for you all to protect those less able to survive this virus … Think about your parents. Think about your grandparents."   Ari Perilstein, Getty Images for Atlantic Record

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Christian music singer Sandi Patty, 63, revealed on Twitter that she tested positive for coronavirus. She is self-quarantining and encouraged her followers to take actions against the spread of the disease. "If you are not social distancing and STAYING 真人百家家乐官网网站home, DO SO NOW!" she wrote on March 17. "God has given us faith, but he’s also given us wisdom. Be well and wise!" On March 25, she offered "A little update from OKC. Don and I are day 12 since we were diagnosed. This is our 2nd day of no fever. Whoo hoo. Enjoying outside in our back yard! This isn’t over. We will have to be WISE WISE WISE!…" Ronald Martinez, Getty Images

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Singer Kalie Shorr, 25, tweeted March 30 that she had contracted coronavirus "despite being quarantined (except for a handful of trips for groceries) for three weeks." She detailed a "miserable" first few days: "My entire body was in pain, and my fever was like riding a wave. I completely lost my sense of taste and smell." Now, she wrote, she's feeling better, but urged her followers to take the virus seriously.  Jason Kempin, Getty Images

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"Frozen 2" actress Rachel Matthews revealed her positive coronavirus diagnosis on March 16. "I tested positive for Covid-19 and have been in quarantine the last week. Unsure of what the next step is (been getting mixed info so will keep you posted) but obviously will remain in quarantine until told to do otherwise. I'm feeling better," she wrote on Instagram. VALERIE MACON, AFP via Getty Images

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 CNN's weekly global town hall on the coronavirus on May 21. "These changes were not easy, but you have been so strong and I am proud of the examples you have become," Trump said. "Your determination to get through this will define your generation for years to come." Alex Brandon, AP

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Prince William and Duchess Kate took to the radio on May 18, joining a clutch of celebrities in a "Mental Health Minute" broadcast urging people to reach out for help if they're feeling overwhelmed during the coronavirus pandemic.  “We’re all connected," Will said during the one-minute broadcast at the start of the annual Mental Health Awareness Week. "And sometimes just talking about how you’re feeling can make a big difference. So right now, let’s join together across the U.K. and reach out to someone."  “If you’re struggling, it’s important to talk about it," Kate added. "Or if someone you know is acting differently, it’s OK to ask how they are. Use this moment to send a message.”  Samir Hussein/WireImage

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In a video posted to YouTube on May 20, Kourtney Kardashian, 41, shared some body positivity in coronavirus quarnatine. "I commented back and said, 'This is the shape of my body. I've definitely gained a few pounds over this quarantine time and I love my body and I'm proud of my shape,'" she said about responding to an internet troll. "We're all shaped differently and that's my body and I'm proud of it. So that's how I respond to the negative comments. It's not always easy. Dimitrios Kambouris, Getty Images for Dior Men

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Julie Andrews and her daughter, Emma Walton Hamilton, shared some advice on how to get through quarantine.  "When in doubt, stand still," Hamilton offered during a joint interview with CBS Sunday Morning, referencing her mother's mantra. "It is so applicable. Just stand still and wait until the way forward is clear."  "My mother and my aunt used to say, 'This will have a beginning, a middle and an end," Andrews added. "And so, just wait it through."  CLAUDIO ONORATI, EPA-EFE

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Country legend Dolly Parton announced on social media on April 1 she's donating $1 million to Vanderbilt University Medical Center to fund research of the coronavirus. In addition to donating, on March 30 Parton announced "Goodnight With Dolly," a weekly web series where she'll read a bedtime story from her international book donations program, Imagination Library.  “I think it is pretty clear that now is the time to share a story and to share some love," she said. Larry McCormack, The Tennessean

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On each of their Twitter accounts on March 31, singer Ciara and her husband, football player Russell Wilson, announced that they are partnering with the aviation company Wheels Up to pledge 10 million meals to Feeding America. Amy Sussman, Getty Images

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Sam Smith is opening up about what they say are symptoms of coronavirus. "I didn’t get tested, but I know I have it. 100% have it. Everything I’ve read completely pointed to that. So yeah, I think I definitely had it," they said, speaking with Zane Lowe via FaceTime on Apple Music. "As everyone was kind of really on lock down, that’s when I got over it, luckily." Sam Smith also captured the "stages of a quarantine meltdown" in a series of emotional selfies on Instagram on March 19. Toni Anne Barson, FilmMagic

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Lizzo celebrated National Doctors' Day on March 30 by sending lunch to several hospitals. The "Truth Hurts" singer treated staffs at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit,  M Health Fairview in Minneapolis and University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle. "I just wanted to say thank you so much for all that you're doing during this pandemic," Lizzo said in a video posted to Twitter. "It's definitely not easy and you guys are putting yourselves on the front line. So because of that I wanted to treat y'all to a meal." Frazer Harrison, Getty Images

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Selena Gomez also expressed thanks to healthcare workers with a donation. "So thankful for every single medical professional who is putting their health on the line to take care of others," she tweeted March 30. "I’m donating to @CedarsSinai (Medical Center in Los Angeles) as they are low on masks and ventilators. They’ve taken such good care of me so it’s my turn to show my gratitude."  The singer, 27, has been open about her health struggles since revealing her lupus diagnosis in 2015, being upfront about the impact the autoimmune disease has had on her health, career and quality of life. In 2017, she revealed that she had a kidney transplant as part of her ongoing treatment.  Taylor Hill, WireImage

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Lil Nas X isn't letting the coronavirus ruin his birthday. The "Old Town Road" artist shared a video to Twitter on March 30 of himself walking into a 真人百家家乐官网网站home to the sound of people yelling "surprise!" and acting shocked.  "Practicing throwing myself a surprise party since imma be in quarantine on my birthday," Lil Nas X, whose birthday is April 9, captioned the post. Phillip Faraone, Getty Images for Vanity Fair

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Angelina Jolie has donated $1 million to No Kid Hungry, an organization that provides meals to children in low-income families. Jolie said she made the contribution because the coronavirus and school closures have prevented children access to food. "Many children depend on the care and nutrition they receive during school hours, including nearly 22 million children in America who rely on food support. No Kid Hungry is making resolute efforts to reach as many of those children as possible,” she said in a statement. Frazer Harrison, Getty Images

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Kim Kardashian West pledged $1 million from her shapewear line, SKIMS, to "support Mothers and Children in need during this time." "I’m proud to announce @SKIMS is committed to donating $1M to families affected by COVID-19," she wrote on Instagram Friday. "On Monday, we will restock the collection we first launched with, and in doing so, be able to help bring relief to those affected by this pandemic." Marc Piasecki, WireImage

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Simon Cowell wrote March 27 in Britain's Sun newspaper that he's donating 500,000 pounds (about $623,000) to Shooting Star Children’s Hospices, a small charity in the south of England. In addition, he and his company, Syco, are giving $1 million to be divided between Feeding Britain and Feeding America. "I don’t like celebrities telling people what to do, and I know this is a hugely difficult time for so many — worries about family, health, jobs, paying the mortgage and feeding their family are at the forefront of people’s minds," Cowell said. "But there are still other people in business and in entertainment with resources available. So today it’s those people I’m urging to rise to this enormous challenge." Mike Windle, Getty Images

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Steve Carell paid tribute to the Boston-based hospital where he was born and where his mother worked for over 30 years in a video shared April 22, during which he dubbed himself "sort of an alumni" of Emerson Hospital.  "I was voted cutest baby of 1962," he joked. "I know the place well and I have great memories of being incredibly sick there. I just want to say thank you, folks, for everything you're doing. It's greatly appreciated. Keep up the good work."  Rodin Eckenroth, Getty Images

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Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher launched their own bottle of wine, dubbed Quarantine Wine, with all proceeds going toward coronavirus relief efforts, they announced April 19.  “100% – that’s right – 100% of the profits will go to a handful of charities that we have vetted for you and are so proud of during this time,” Kunis told followers in a video announcement. “Anything from feeding families who have fallen on hard times..." “... To supplying PPE equipment to frontline medical workers,” Kutcher added. “To helping small businesses and people who are in distress recover.” Getty Images

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The couple's kids are showing some appreciation for those "on the front lines" amid the pandemic with a "thank you" sign. "Medical workers, delivery folks, grocery store employees, people with kind hearts and generous spirits, and every person that has no choice but to go to work right now," Kutcher wrote on Instagram. "Together we got this!" Alberto E. Rodriguez, Getty Images for Disney

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Tia Mowry-Hardrict got emotional while talking to Entertainment Tonight about not being able to see her family due to coronavirus concerns. "It's starting to get to me. The first week I was like, 'Yeah, you know this is great. I'm at 真人百家家乐官网网站home, this is awesome. I'm chilling.' But then, to be honest with you, yesterday was a little, even today, it's a little overwhelming for me," she said. "I was meditating, because it's one way we've been staying sane in the house, and I just started to cry." LISA O'CONNOR, AFP/Getty Images

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Bruno Mars pledged money to support MGM workers impacted by the coronavirus. He donated $1 million to the MGM Resorts Foundation's Employee Emergency Grant Fund & Children's Medical Support Fund that supports employees and their families during unexpected hardships. Mars has a connection with MGM: He has performed a series of limited dates at The Park Theater at Park MGM in Las Vegas since 2016. Christopher Polk, Getty Images for Clear Channel

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George Harrison’s Material World Foundation has donated $500,000 between organizations MusiCare’s COVID-19 Foundation, Save the Children and Medecins Sans Frontieres (Doctors Without Borders). The foundation, started by the late Beatle, is also donating one dollar, up to $100,000, for every person who posts a brief cover of Beatles song "The Inner Light" with the hashtag #innerlight2020. Bob Grieser, AP

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Instagram to let her followers know she's "#covid_19negative." As she waited for the results, Klum said she and her husband, Tom Kaulitz, who also was feeling ill, were practicing social distancing to prevent each other from getting sicker. Kaulitz's results also came back negative for the virus.  Tibrina Hobson, WireImage

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On March 23, Arnold Schwarzenegger donated $1 million to a Frontline Responders GoFundMe campaign aimed at combating the "shortage of masks, gowns, gloves and other critical supplies to protect our medical professionals" battling COVID-19.  Schwarzenegger shared the GoFundMe page on his Instagram: "This is a simple way to protect our real action heroes on the frontlines in our hospitals, and I’m proud to be part of it. I donated 1 million dollars, and I hope that all of you who can will step up to support these heroes. " Earlier in the month, Schwarzenegger urged his followers to "stay at 真人百家家乐官网网站home as much as possible. Listen to the experts, ignore the morons...We will get through this together." Robert Hanashiro, USAT

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Kylie Jenner donated $1 million toward face masks and face shields, according to Cedars Sinai Medical Center's Dr. Thaïs Aliabadi, who is raising money for protective gear for coronavirus first responders in Los Angeles.   "One of my patients, a beautiful Living Angel just donated $1,000,000 to help us buy hundreds of thousands of masks, face shields, and other protective gear which we will have delivered directly to our first responders," Aliabadi wrote on Instagram March 25. "This generous donation will help save many precious lives." Earlier in the month, Jenner encouraged her millions of followers to "self quarantine to ensure we aren’t endangering ourselves or anyone who can’t handle this virus." Frazer Harrison, Getty Images

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To help battle the spread of coronavirus, James Taylor and his wife, Kim, have donated $1 million to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, where he was born and his father worked. “There is no question that it’s a point of pride for New Englanders to claim the MGH as their hospital – our hospital – and this is especially true today with the threat coming from a new and insidious virus,” Taylor said in a statement. “Kim and I want to be part of this fight. We have been so inspired by the courage and sacrifice of the health care heroes in the trenches who are working so hard to protect us all.” Owen Sweeney, Owen Sweeney/Invision/AP

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The Michael Jackson estate is donating $300,000 to help entertainment industry workers on Broadway, the music business and in Las Vegas who have been hurt by the coronavirus pandemic. The estate announced Wednesday that it will give $100,000 apiece to Broadway Cares, the food bank Three Square in Nevada and MusiCares, because all three areas have been good to the estate and to Jackson. “This virus, this pandemic affects all of us obviously, so we wanted to start in our own communities,” John Branca, the estate’s co-executor, told The Associated Press. “This is personal for us.” Joel Ryan/AP

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Estefan Enterprises, the company owned by musicians Gloria and Emilio Estefan, announced on Wednesday that they will partner with CVS Health to help 300 of their displaced workers in South Florida, Orlando and Vero Beach find employment with CVS. The initiative comes in response to the coronavirus pandemic, which has temporarily closed several restaurants and hotels owned by the entertainment company. “We’ve all been faced with making very difficult and unfathomable decisions as we navigate our way through this crisis," Emilio said in a press release to USA TODAY. "Gloria and I are doing everything in our power to find opportunities for our employees and we are very grateful to CVS Health for partnering with our companies." Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP

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Oprah Winfrey and her partner, Stedman Graham, are keeping their distance while social distancing. Winfrey revealed that Graham is staying in the guest house. "He's at the guest house because you all know I had pneumonia late last year. … I had just gotten off of antibiotics last week, because I had a bronchial infection," she explained on March 24 during a remote Instagram Live interview with Arianna Davis, the digital director of O, The Oprah Magazine. Paul R. Giunta, Getty Images

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Cameron Diaz, who welcomed baby Raddix in January with husband Benji Madden, reflected on what it's like to be in quarantine with a newborn.  "I've kinda been living a quarantine life anyhow because I have a three month old, three-and-a-half month. So my life has been completely quiet and still for the last few months," she said in an Instagram live chat with Who What Wear CEO Katherine Power. "But I was able to have my friends over all the time. And now I just don't see anybody… I'm either cooking, cleaning or taking care of my baby – and usually all at the same time." MICHAEL NELSON, EPA

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50 Cent said he's “patiently waiting” for the coronavirus to subside in an interview with WSJ Magazine published March 23. “This is Day 5, right here. I feel there are no safer options out here,” he said. “There’s not much. I guess when I want to go to the gym I’ll go to a track and I’ll just run outside. Still, you know what they say, keep your social distance. Being conscious of that.” He also urged spring breakers to take things seriously: “Go 真人百家家乐官网网站home so you can have another spring break at some point!” Brad Barket, Getty Images for STARZ

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Ryan Reynolds took to Instagram March 23 to share a video in which he urged his followers to "spread the word, not the virus." "Look, stay at 真人百家家乐官网网站home, practice social-distancing, wash your hands," he said. "We are gonna get through this thing. We’re gonna get through this thing together." Cindy Ord, Getty Images

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Kevin Bacon launched his #IStay真人百家家乐官网网站homeFor challenge in an Instagram post that urged everyone to "keep our distance from others if you are able." In his sign, he wrote that he stays 真人百家家乐官网网站home for wife Kyra Sedgwick. The actor and musician made a reference to his namesake "six degrees" rule to call on others to band together by staying apart.  "Since we’re all connected by various degrees – trust me, I know – we can work together to stay 真人百家家乐官网网站home and keep each other safe and spread the word," he said.  Dominik Bindl, WireImage

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The lawyer for Tekashi 6ix9ine asked a judge on March 22 to modify the rapper's jail sentence, citing a newly-discovered case of coronavirus with an inmate at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn and Tekashi's history of being hospitalized with asthma attacks, according to a legal document obtained by USA TODAY.  The artist, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, was sentenced to two years in prison in December for his entanglement with a violent street gang that fueled his rise to fame. MARCO BERTORELLO/AFP/Getty Images

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Rihanna's Clara Lionel Foundation announced in a press release March 21 it's giving $5 million to support organizations like Direct Relief, Partners In Health, Feeding America, the International Rescue Committee and the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund on the front lines of the COVID-19 response efforts, especially those working to serve marginalized communities in the United States, the Caribbean and Africa. The $5 million will fund protective gear for hospital workers and first responders, local food banks that serve the elderly, distributing respiratory supplies and streamlining a process for testing and care in countries like Malawi and Haiti. Paras Griffin, Getty Images for BET

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Model Bella Hadid encouraged her followers to stay 真人百家家乐官网网站home in a lengthy Instagram post. "Its crazy because all we have to do is work together to slow down this virus and people are still having trouble understanding that," Hadid wrote, captioning a topless photo of herself. In addition to listing indoor activity ideas, Hadid noted she's thinking of the "people who are still working and the ones who can’t." Pietro S. D'Aprano, Getty Images

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Will Smith, who starred as a virologist in the 2007 post-apocalyptic movie "I Am Legend," took preparing for that role seriously – and it's paying off during the coronavirus pandemic. During an appearance on "Red Table Talk" March 18, Smith shared what he'd learned visiting the CDC and researching infectious diseases for the part. He said, "A virus wants your whole body to be the virus and uses your cells to make more of themselves." Later, he broke down what "flattening the curve" means.  GETTY

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Bob Saget took to Twitter on March 19 to share how the coronavirus pandemic has turned him into his character from "Full House." Saget starred on the sitcom from 1987 to 1995. "Oh. My. God," he wrote. "I spend my day cleaning and vacuuming and sanitizing everything in the house. I have become Danny Tanner." CHRIS DELMAS, AFP/Getty Images

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David Beckham took part in the hashtag #IStay真人百家家乐官网网站homeFor on Instagram to promote self-isolation. He said he stays 真人百家家乐官网网站home "for the ones that we love." On a sign, he wrote the hashtag along with the words "VB (short for wife Victoria Beckham) and my kids." Noah K. Murray, Noah K. Murray-USA TODAY Sports

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Demi Lovato also took part in the trend, writing on Instagram on March 19 that she stays at 真人百家家乐官网网站home for "my parents... my neighbors... my health." On March 31, Lovato announced on Instagram that she will release her new activewear collection with Fabletics on April 2. For up to $125,000 through June 30, five dollars for every item sold will be donated to the World Health Organization's COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund. "I’ve really been going back and forth on if this was the right time," Lovato wrote, "but decided this is a time to provide inspiration for my fans at 真人百家家乐官网网站home and to help those in need.  Tom Pennington, Getty Images

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"Bachelor" star Peter Weber is thinking about his former employer, Compass Airlines, during the coronavirus after he learned the regional airline is "ceasing operations" due financial hits caused by the pandemic. "People, please take this virus seriously and practice social distancing. This virus is causing businesses to close and severely affecting people’s lives. Stand strong and stay safe" he wrote on Instagram.  Frazer Harrison, Getty Images

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Instagram. Lyrics include: You can't touch but you can sing/Across rooftops/Sing down the phone/Sing and promise me you won't stop/Sing your love, be known, let your love be known. The U2 front man was also part of the track "#SING4LIFE," released March 24, along with will.i.am, Jennifer Hudson and Yoshiki. "This song was created to bring JOY.. In times like these, creative people must continue to collaborate," the music video description reads, in part.  Michel Euler, AP

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Lionel Richie says the star-studded 1985 cover of "We Are the World" has been on his mind during the pandemic. “What happened in China, in Europe, it came here. So if we don’t save our brothers there, it’s going to come 真人百家家乐官网网站home. It’s all of us. All of us are in this together,” he told People.  Rachel Murray, Getty Images for Rolla's

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JoJo remixed her hit 2004 single, "Leave (Get Out)," with lyrics relating to the global coronavirus pandemic and social distancing. She named the new coronavirus remix: "Chill (Stay In)." In a TikTok video, JoJo sings to the tune of her single, "Tell me why you’re acting so confused, when the CDC laid it out for you. Come on, I know you’re not dumb. To go behind my back and hit the bar, shows how immature you really are. Keep exposure to a minimum!" "Stay in! Right now! Do it for humanity. I'm (expletive) about that, but we will survive," she added. VALERIE MACON, AFP via Getty Images

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Gal Gadot rounded up some of her celebrity friends for a quarantine cover of "Imagine," which she shared to her Instagram. Who's in the vid? Natalie Portman, Jimmy Fallon, Mark Ruffalo and Kristen Wiig just to name a few! JEAN-BAPTISTE LACROIX, AFP via Getty Images

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Do you enjoy commentary on "terrible movies"? Seth Rogen took to Twitter to suggest his "favorite podcast" titled "How Did This Get Made?" to anyone looking for something to do during isolation. Joel C Ryan, Joel C Ryan/Invision/AP

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Luck Reunion, described annual "anti-festival held in Willie Nelson's backyard," went digital this year in response to coronavirus. 'Til Further Notice, an online concert held in absence of the traditional Texas reunion, streamed from artists' basements, living rooms, studios and record stores around the world on March 19.  Artists included Nelson, Paul Simon, Edie Brickell, Lucinda Williams, Neil Young and Lukas Nelson.  Rick Kern, WireImage for Shock Ink

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New Zealand-born actor Russell Crowe took to Instagram on March 18 to encourage his Aussie followers amid the pandemic. "Hey Australia, Just a reminder, we’ve dealt with serious (expletive) before, and we will deal with what confronts us now," he wrote, captioning photos of burned trees in a nod to Australia's wild fire crisis earlier this year. "Together (minimum 1.5 metres apart)." ANGELA WEISS, AFP via Getty Images

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Hilary Duff encouraged her fans to practice social distancing in an Instagram post on March 17. "I know for all the parents out there.... these days are tough to get through entertaining multiple little ones... becoming teachers, cooking, cleaning, no break, repeat," she wrote. "People who can sit on their couch at 真人百家家乐官网网站home please be responsible and do so. We can get through this together if we all do what’s recommended." VALERIE MACON, AFP/Getty Images

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Taylor Swift urged her followers to take the coronavirus seriously on her Instagram Stories on March 16.  "Things aren't being taken seriously enough right now. I'm seeing lots of get togethers and hangs and parties still happening," she wrote. "This is the time to cancel plans, actually truly isolate as much as you can, and don't assume that because you don't feel sick that you aren't possibly passing something on to someone elderly or vulnerable to this. It's a really scary time but we need to make social sacrifices right now." Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP

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Ariana Grande asked her followers not to "turn a blind eye." "I keep hearing from a surprising amount of people statements like 'this isn't a big deal'/'we'll be fine'... and it's really blowing my mind," she wrote on March 16. "It's incredibly dangerous and selfish to take this situation that lightly. The 'we will be fine because we're young' mindset is putting people who aren't young and/or healthy in a lot of danger. You sound stupid and privileged and you need to care more about others. like now." Dan MacMedan, Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY

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Jared Leto was one of the last people to find out about the coronavirus pandemic. He emerged from complete isolation at a desert retreat after 12 days to find much of the world shutting down. "Walked out yesterday into a very different world," Leto tweeted on March 17. "One that’s been changed forever. Mind blowing - to say the least. I’m getting messages from friends and family all around the globe and catching up on what’s going on." Brent N. Clarke, Brent N. Clarke/Invision/AP

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Kim Kardashian West implored her Instagram followers March 17 to follow the guidelines of social distancing and stay at 真人百家家乐官网网站home, "especially people who are young and healthy. "Unless you are leaving your 真人百家家乐官网网站home to go to work, restock on necessary food and essentials, to see your doctor or to help someone in need such as an elderly neighbor, please do not ignore the severity of the warnings to stay inside to stop the spread of this virus," she said. David Livingston, Getty Images

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In a March 17 appearance on "The View," Meghan McCain slammed those who continue to go out in public and socialize as usual. "This is so far over the tipping point in ways that I don't even think people can realize and I have been furious … at people who have the hubris and the arrogance to ignore what's going on," she said. "You think this is fine? This is not fine. … I don't understand why people aren't taking it seriously."  Lou Rocco/ ABC

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On March 13, Mariah Carey shared a TikTok video of herself washing her hands alongside her children to a song: "Exercising this to 20 seconds of Ol' Dirty Bastard! Wash your hands! Stay safe!!!" Evan Agostini, Evan Agostini/Invision/AP

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On March 17, Brad Paisley announced that The Store, his free Nashville-based grocery store, kicked-started a volunteer-run delivery service that will deliver a week of groceries to seniors in certain neighborhoods.  "The Store is still open, but in light of how times have changed, we have decided to change the way we do things a bit," Paisley said, explaining that groceries would be delivered to "elderly people that should not be out shopping on their own at these times." Paul R. Giunta, Paul R. Giunta/Invision/AP

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On March 12, Reese Witherspoon told USA TODAY that she's "feeling everything that everyone out there is feeling: Confusion, stress. I’m trying to look for the most scientific facts and not listen to too much opinion. I feel flooded by opinion. (I'm) talking to friends who I find very grounding. But Kerry (Washington) and I are similar in that we both have young children and older parents and (are) just navigating that thoughtfully." Axelle/Bauer-Griffin, FilmMagic

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In a joint interview with Witherspoon, Kerry Washington agreed: "As Reese said, (I'm) trying to gather the information that we need to get in order to take care of ourselves and our loved ones, but also remembering that your stress level can impact your immunity, and so to try and be calm as well." Frazer Harrison, Getty Images

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Miley Cyrus offered some blunt advice. "Wash your damn hands," she tweeted on March 10 alongside a step-by-step poster of proper hand-washing technique with soap and water. Jordan Strauss, Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP

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Billie Eilish said she used to not take the pandemic seriously until she realized "it's not about me…  I should be worried about the people around me." "I've seen a lot of young people out in the world all over the place, going to the club or going to the beach or just going out and hanging out, and it's really irresponsible," she said on March 16. Vianney Le Caer, Vianney Le Caer/Invision/AP

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Chris Martin organized a concert on March 16 on Coldplay's official Instagram, welcoming fans to watch "if anyone feels like chatting and listening to some music." He teased a "new song, which I'm not supposed to talk about, so I won't" and played some Coldplay classics like "Viva La Vida," "Trouble" and "Yellow." Jeff Kravitz, FilmMagic for iHeartMedia

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John Legend followed suit, announcing he would take requests in a live stream from his official Instagram account on March 17 for a virtual concert. "My friend Chris Martin did a lovely little concert from 真人百家家乐官网网站home today," Legend said. "See you soon. We'll try to get through this together!" WILLY SANJUAN/INVISION/AP

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Keith Urban was joined by wife Nicole Kidman as an impromptu back-up vocalist and dancer while streaming a performance to fans on March 16. "I was supposed to be playing with my whole band tonight and obviously we can't, and that bummed me out huge," Urban told fans between songs. "I really wanted to be able to play, so we're down here in the warehouse – this is our joint, where we store everything – and we thought we'd break out the camera, the iPhone, and stream live." Frazer Harrison, Getty Images

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In partnership with Save the Children and No Kid Hungry, Jennifer Garner created an Instagram on March 16 to help raise money for kids affected by school closures by reading books to them. "Welcome to @SAVEWITHSTORIES—a spot to watch your favorite celebrities read your favorite children’s books," they explained in a post Monday. "If you can manage a one time gift of $10, please text SAVE to 20222… Together we will rise and together we can help." Dan MacMedan, Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY

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Amy Adams partnered with Garner to create the "Save With Stories" Instagram page. It features celebrities, such as Adams, Garner, Reese Witherspoon and Natalie Portman, reading children's stories to kids affected by school closures. ANGELA WEISS, AFP/Getty Images

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Alicia Keys offered an uplifting message. "Sending u light right now Just a reminder to keep your energy high. Theres a lot going on but take care of yourself, love on your family, and remind yourself to take a deep breathe and stay calm," the "Fallin'" artist wrote to Twitter on March 11. "Don’t forget that I love u." Rich Fury, Getty Images

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Mark Ruffalo urged his followers to look to experts for guidance. "Folks, although coronavirus can be mild for some it is devastating to others, especially the elderly. Listen to the scientists and doctors not to Fox News and the White House. They are misleading you," the actor wrote on March 12. "This is more deadly and far more contagious." Rob Grabowski, Rob Grabowski/Invision/AP

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Ellen Pompeo sent a special shout-out to "nurses and doctors and all health care workers."  "Many of us have the privilege to self-quarantine and isolate and try to stay healthy and none of you have that privilege," Pompeo said in an Instagram video March 13. "Anyone who works in a hospital or the health care industry, you rock. We love you. Stay safe." Amy Sussman, Getty Images

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Kristen Bell shared a heartfelt message after posting some memes about the virus. "There are alot (sic) of jokes being made about the coronavirus right now. I just wanna be clear: My deepest condolences go out to the people and families effected (sic) by this virus," she wrote on her Instagram Stories. "I also know there are a ton of us trying to figure out how to deal with the panic of this whole thing. So lets let the joke and the memes get us through this, together. People feel calmer and closer when they laugh together. Comedy bonds people." Willy Sanjuan, Willy Sanjuan/Invision/AP

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Amid concerns over Betty White's well-being, her representative Jeff Witjas assured fans the 98-year-old icon is fine. "Betty is doing well," Witjas told USA TODAY. Evan Agostini, Evan Agostini/Invision/AP

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"The View" co-host Joy Behar announced March 13 that she will be stepping away from the show temporarily as a safety precaution, citing her age. "I’m in a higher risk group because of my age, but I’m perfectly healthy," Behar, 77, said on the ABC show. "I don’t look my age, but I’m actually up there. The number makes me dizzy."  Dario Cantatore, Dario Cantatore/Invision/AP

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"Modern Family" star Jesse Tyler Ferguson turned to books as a way to cope during this time. "I’m gonna get some reading done on my time off. Please recommend me some good books," he wrote on Twitter on March 16. ANGELA WEISS, AFP/Getty Images

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Kumail Nanjiani urged people to stay 真人百家家乐官网网站home in a tweet on March 15: "People get upset and annoyed at me when I tweet about the coronavirus, when I urge people to stay in and avoid crowds. My favorite person in the world is immunocompromised. Go ahead and unfollow me. I’ll be tweeting about this until I’m down to zero followers." Matthew Sobocinski, Matthew Sobocinski-USA TODAY NET

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George Takei shared a tweet about an open letter published on USA TODAY from health care leaders on March 15: "We may not have a president, but we still have great leaders. Listen to them when they say #Stay真人百家家乐官网网站home." Willy Sanjuan, Willy Sanjuan/Invision/AP

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Padma Lakshmi shared her support for the #FlattenTheCurve movement on March 14: "We can prevent so many unnecessary deaths by following Italy in self-quarantining and social distancing as much as possible to contain COVID-19." Evan Agostini, Evan Agostini/Invision/AP

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Comedian Patton Oswalt was inspired by a viral video of Italians singing out their windows while on lockdown. "Watching the videos from Italy inspired me. Entertainers must offer hope & humor to their neighbors in this time of quarantine," he captioned a funny video of himself cracking jokes to a sidewalk filled with just one person. In the distance, two more people are seen looking on. Dan MacMedan, Dan MacMedan-USA TODAY NETWORK

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Trevor Noah was also inspired by the Italian video and tried to recreate his own in New York on March 17. In a Twitter video, the comedian stands on a balcony and begins singing "A Whole New World" from the movie "Aladdin" – but was quickly interrupted by a voice loudly telling him to "shut the (expletive) up." Evan Agostini, Evan Agostini/Invision/AP

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Bette Midler aimed her frustrations towards Donald Trump and his policies on March 12. "So...what possessed Trump to dismantle the US Pandemic Response team put in place by #Obama, for just such an event as the one we are living through now? #JEALOUSY!" she tweeted. "This schmuck is so self centered, selfish, and COLOSSALLY STUPID." ANGELA WEISS, AFP via Getty Images

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Alec Baldwin, who plays President Donald Trump on "Saturday Night Live," slammed the president in a tweet alluding to coronavirus on March 31. "The virus in the US began in January of 2017. The vaccine arrives in November," he wrote.  WARREN TODA/EPA-EFE

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On March 10, Gloria Gaynor used her hit song "I Will Survive" to demonstrate her 20-second-long hand-washing technique for fans on TikTok. "It only takes 20 seconds to 'SURVIVE'!" she wrote, captioning a video of herself scrubbing her hands while lip-syncing to the 1978 disco classic. Gaynor's post came exactly one day after she celebrated the 40th anniversary of her song topping the Billboard charts. Timothy Norris, Getty Images for The Recording A

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Denise Richards sent prayers to "many people suffering" on her Instagram Stories on March 13, sharing a picture of herself wearing a mask in an "empty" airport in Spain: "So sad all of the businesses around the world being affected by this... Praying for everyone’s health and safety." Gregg DeGuire, Getty Images

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Kirstie Alley is coping with the coronavirus pandemic with liquor and candy. "I’m having vodka and Butter Fingers for dinner. That’s right. That’s how I’m handling this mess," Alley wrote on Twitter on March 17. Stuart C. Wilson, Getty Images

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Judi Dench sure knows how to uplift people's spirits during these strange times. The "Cats" actress posted a silly video on Twitter March 18 of herself wearing dog ears while encouraging others to "Just keep laughing. That's all we can do." ANDER GILLENEA, AFP via Getty Images

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