Ryan Murphy is auctioning off AmericanHorrorStory, Pose and 911LoneStar memorabilia for COVID-19 relief efforts. See how other stars have been helping those in need amid the global crisis:
As many people remain stuck at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, a number of Hollywood stars and public figures have made generous donations and found ways to keep people entertained.
In an effort to keep her fans entertained, Kerry Washington teamed up with her father Earl to launch the web series. The first episode featured guest Tina Knowles, who spoke about her love of corny jokes with the hosts. According to 333 Charity, 36,000 Holocaust survivors live in the New York area. Nearly 40 percent of the survivors are living in poverty and are in need of help during the pandemic.Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for The Hollywood ReporterIn the first episode, Washington and her father were joined by Tina Knowles to discuss their shared love of corny jokes. After Knowles gave the show her blessing, the group discussed the origin on Knowles' love of dad jokes.
Items that will be auctioned off include signed memorabilia, wardrobe items, scripts and posters from Ryan Murphy-produced shows. Fans can bid on a hat worn by Darren Criss ina jacket and top hat worn by Billy Porter inThe Actors Fund of America is a charitable organization that supports performers, as well as behind-the-scenes workers in the performing arts and entertainment field.
"The whole time I heard you guys talking and you keep throwing it back to God...I want to dedicate this song from me to you guys as nurses and being out there on the front lines," Shelton told Robinson and Johnson. "I think this song really speaks to your relationship with each other if you ask me.
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
The Ultimate Feel-Good Playlist to Make Working From Home More BearableWorking from home? Here's a playlist to keep you motivated on the first Monday in our new reality.
Lire la suite »
The Work-From-Home Outfits That Make MC Editors Feel GoodFor the Marie Claire team, our work-from-home outfits run the gamut. See what our editors are wearing and shop our work-from-home looks.
Lire la suite »
'Like a kid whose parents are withholding critical information': How workers feel about virtual layoffsCompanies large and small are handling layoffs over minutes-long, scripted video calls, but workers say there's a better way to handle them.
Lire la suite »
Why We Feel So Much \u2014 and Ways to Overcome ItResearch shows that people with ADHD have out-sized challenges with frustration, impatience, anger, and excitability. Here are four strategies to regulate our excessive emotional responses to frustrations and setbacks, so we can stay on course and move forward in our lives.
Lire la suite »
MTV News' Kurt Loder Turned 75 on Tuesday — and Made All of Twitter Feel OldMusic journalist Kurt Loder joined MTV News in the late '80s
Lire la suite »
T-Mobile to Feel Coronavirus Pain Through 2020T-Mobile US said it expects the coronavirus pandemic to weigh on its financial performance through at least the end of the year, joining rival carriers in telling investors the crisis had clouded its outlook.
Lire la suite »