For the time being because of COVID-19, all concerts, events, TV appearances, festivals and all things entertainment —in-person— have taken a turn. The music and TV industries continue to move, however, thanks to technology the world has managed to make it all happen online, and the situation has brought up the most creative sides of your favorite famous singers, actors, and TV hosts. Yes!
Check out some of the outreach efforts celebs are doing on different social platforms.
Miley Cyrus’ started a new TV show called “Bright Minded”
The singer started a LIVE IG series inviting guests who join virtually from their homes. Every day at 11:30 AM Pacific time, Cyrus brings attention to different issues and how to support others during the Coronavirus outbreak.
J Balvin launched his album “Colores”
The Colombian singer did not hold back on his album release. After giving it some thought, he thought he’d better give his fans something good to listen —and dance to— while social distancing.
Shakira urges fans to stay at home
The “Hips don’t Lie” singer called out all who were not taking precaution and following government’s regulations to protect their lives and the lives of others.
Maluma sent the sweetest message to his fans
Another Colombian singer kept his fans’ spirits high over the weekend. “This is a message to humanity. We must keep our faith alive.” No more sexy pictures… for now.
Jimmy Fallon kept his show going from home
The comedian used the help of the youngest producers in the game and co-hosts, his daughters… And it’s the cutest thing you’ll see during this time.
Latino TV Networks kept entertaining during the weekend with Concierto en casa
Juanes, Alejandro Sanz, Carlos Vives, Mau y Ricky, and many other Latino singers came together, virtually, from home, for a concert that kept viewers entertained and singing along some of their greatest hits.
What a time to be alive! This is the time that humanity is coming together to help each other out, no matter our race, social status, ethnicity, location or profession.
See how a young group of Newyorkers started helping the elderly!
