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Gibson is the latest company to begin offering free guitar lessons during the coronavirus crisis, giving people the opportunity to learn to play guitar for free for three months.

As millions of people stay home to try to stop the spread of the coronavirus, artists like Harry Styles and Dua Lipa are staying put in unexpected places. Find out where the pop stars are self-isolating!

Quibi is coming soon to a screen near you, loaded with new shows featuring Offset and Chance the Rapper. ‘The Big Day’ rapper in particular is hosting a reboot of MTV’s ‘Punk’d.’

Kesha has been forced to postpone her upcoming ‘High Road’ tour, which was set to kick off on April 23. The singer promises to reschedule dates for later this year.

Taylor Swift is lending her support to a legendary record store in Nashville, donating money and paying for the healthcare of employees as they store is closed during the COVID-19 crisis.

In the latest edition of our “Home Schooled” series, Sydney Sierota from Echosmith gives us three easy tips for staying positive and productive.

DJ Jazzy Jeff says he lost his sense of smell and taste, “which is a main sign of the virus.” He urged his social media followers to take the virus seriously, saying they should continue to practice social distancing and stay indoors.

In a recent appearance on “The Tonight Show,” Demi Lovato spoke frankly about how the coronavirus pandemic is a crucial time for people to take care of their mental health, saying that “it’s so important right because we’re alone with our thoughts.”

It’s that time of year again. The time of year when the infamous meme of Justin Timberlake’s vocals from the *NSYNC hit “It’s Gonna Be Me” – which sounds like “It’s Gonna Be May” – makes its rounds.

Three of music’s biggest stars met with 11-year-old Elijah Williams before the young boy died on Friday, facetiming with Elijah during his difficult final days.