Coronavirus
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Movies "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" won't arrive in 2020, as previously announced.
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Music Producer Andrew Watt, who was worked with Cardi B, Post Malone, Camila Cabello, and more, has tested positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19).
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Sports Numerous players from the Dallas Cowboys and Houston Texans were diagnosed with the virus.
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Politics Bill Gates says he will donate $150 million to making a vaccine accessible to all, if one is made.
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Politics Bernie Sanders and Elon Musk go at it on Twitter regarding a proposed bill that would tax Musk to cover health care costs of the American people.
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Crime A shining example of anti-maskers.
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Sports Damian Lillard recently gave his thoughts on COVID-19 and the hysteria surrounding the Coronavirus.
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Crime Denard "Drama" Butler, a defendant in the 6ix9ine case, was denied an early release even though he has health issues that make him vulnerable to COVID-19.
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Music Joel Osteen spoke more in-depth about the plans that Kanye West, Mariah Carey, and Tyler Perry have for his virtual Easter service.
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TV "Black Mirror" creator Charlie Brooker has put his beloved series on the backburner, citing the global state of affairs.
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Wrestling Hulk Hogan is under the impression that we don't need a Coronavirus vaccine.
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Pop Culture Joe Rogan's latest guest, Eric Weinsten, sheds light on false claims surrounding the use of masks to combat COVID-19.
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Rose Lilah