47 year old Idris Elba has tested positive for coronavirus. He does not have any symptoms so far, and opted to get tested after coming in contact with another person who also tested positive for COVID-19. Former Bond Girl OLGA KURYLENKO, and the guy who played Tormund Giantsbane on “Game of Thrones” all announced yesterday that they’ve tested positive for the coronavirus
On Sunday night, a woman walked right into Jennifer Lawrence’s house in Los Angeles, just because she wanted to meet her. Jennifer WAS home at the time, but the intruder never got to her. Her bodyguards made sure of that, but only AFTER the woman strolled in through the unlocked front door. She was arrested for misdemeanor trespassing.
Thrillist.com has put together a list of the best TV shows with AT LEAST 100 episodes that are available for streaming if you find yourself at home. Here are just some:
“Buffy the Vampire Slayer”, 1997-2003, 144 episodes . . . available on Hulu.
“Cheers”, 1982-1993, 273 episodes . . . available on CBS All Access, Hulu, and Netflix.
“ER”, 1994-2018, 331 episodes . . . available on Hulu.
“Frasier”, 1993-2004, 264 episodes . . . available on CBS All Access and Hulu.
“Gilmore Girls”, 2000-2007, 153 episodes . . . available on Netflix.
“Gossip Girl”, 2007-2012, 121 episodes . . . available on Netflix.
“How I Met Your Mother”, 2005-2014, 208 episodes . . . available on Hulu.
“Law & Order: SVU”, 1999-present, 474 episodes . . . available on Amazon Prime and Hulu.
“The Mary Tyler Moore Show”, 1970-1977, 168 episodes . . . available on Hulu.
“The Office”, 2005-2013, 201 episodes . . . available on Netflix.
“Parks and Recreation”, 2009-2015, 125 episodes . . . available on Amazon Prime and Netflix.
“Seinfeld”, 1989-1998, 180 episodes . . . available on Hulu.
“Star Trek: The Next Generation”, 1987-1994, 178 episodes . . . available on Amazon Prime, CBS All Access, and Netflix.
“The Twilight Zone”, 1959-1964, 156 episodes . . . available on CBS All Access, Hulu, and Netflix.
“The West Wing”, 1999-2006, 156 episodes . . . available on Netflix.
“The X-Files”, 1993-2002, 218 episodes . . . available on Hulu.
“30 Rock”, 2006-2013, 138 episodes . . . available on Amazon Prime and Hulu.
“Office” fans have always wondered what Jim wrote on the TEAPOT NOTE. In Season 2, Jim placed a note in a teapot he got Pam for Christmas, but he stole it back before she noticed it. Pam finally got to read it in the show’s second to last episode in Season 9, but viewers never got to see what it said. On her podcast last month, JENNA FISCHER wouldn’t reveal much – she just said the note wasn’t written in character from “Jim” – JOHN KRASINSKI wrote it as a personal note from himself. John was asked about it on “Live with Kelly and Ryan” yesterday, and he also refused to spill. He just said, “It was a really personal thing just for her. That’s just for her. Everyone’s like ‘Awwww, seriously though, what did it say? WHAT DID IT SAY!'” Jenna also said, “It was the sweetest note. And you know on camera, Pam says, ‘I’ll never say what it said, but just know it was perfect.’ Well, I’ll never say what John wrote, but I will say, just know it was perfect.”
The Warner Music Nashville roster has joined forces to release the digital compilation Nashville Strong. All proceeds from the 21 tracks will be donated to the Middle Tennessee Emergency Response Fund following the devastating tornadoes that hit Nashville in early March. The tracks including Blake Shelton’s “God’s Country,” Brett Eldredge’s “Drunk On Your Love,” Chris Janson’s “Good Vibes” and Cole Swindell’s “You Should Be Here.” Additional songs that make up the project are current radio singles “I Hope” (Gabby Barrett) and “More Hearts Than Mine” (Ingrid Andress) and popular tracks by Ashley McBryde, Cody Johnson, Devin Dawson, Michael Ray, Morgan Evans and more. It was announced Monday that Nashville-based Gibson guitars is also helping Nashville musicians and the community after the tornadoes. They launched a guitar recover program that provides immediate support in giving a guitar to any musician whose instrument was damaged or destroyed by the tornadoes. Over 500 musician inquiries were made last week and with the help of Gibson Gives, musicians were able to pick up their new gear. The Country Music Association has donated $100,000 to Nashville tornado relief on behalf of its members.
DIERKS BENTLEY had to temporarily shut the doors of his Whiskey Row Nashville because of COVID-19, but instead of whining about it, he opened up his wallet for the workers. He’s giving each of his hourly employees $1,000, and he’s calling on other bar owners to join him. “My heart goes out to everyone on Lower Broadway. Feels like yesterday that it was me down there working for tips. I am immediately giving each of our 90 hourly employees $1,000 to help in the short run as our community and country try to get a handle on the situation. I encourage all bar owners on Lower Broadway to take care of their bartenders, bar backs, waitresses, security, dishwashers, etc. the best they can.” Dierks’ side band HOT COUNTRY KNIGHTS is postponing their One Knight Stand Tour because of the coronavirus outbreak.
The DIXIE CHICKS were on yesterday’s “Ellen” and it came up that NATALIE MAINES hasn’t had a date in two years. Perfect opening to make her play a game of “Who Would You Rather?” They showed photos of hot guys and Natalie picked. She started with Jake Gyllenhaal over Harry Styles, Michael B. Jordan, Drake, and John Mayer . . . but not Brad Pitt. Then Brad beat out Post Malone, but not Bradley Cooper. Bradley topped Leonardo DiCaprio, Lenny Kravitz, and The Weeknd.
The coronavirus outbreak has forced KELSEA BALLERINI to scuttle her plans promote her new album, “Kelsea”, which is out Friday. She hit up Instagram to share the disappointing news, but promised to “bring it back to life” when everything passes and calms down.
The Kentucky Derby has been postponed. It’s usually held on the first Saturday in May . . . but now they’re hoping to run it in September.
“Saturday Night Live” has postponed its next three episodes because of . . . say it with me, people . . . coronavirus.
Tom Hanks and his wife are out of the hospital
“Ellen’s Game of Games” at 8:00 p.m. on NBC.
Keifer Thompson is 44.
Mia Hamm is 48.
Rob Lowe is 56
Patrick Duffy is 71
