How long should you wash your hands? There’s a tune from every decade than can help
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Italy announces lockdown as global coronavirus cases surpass 105,000
(CNN)Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte signed a decree early Sunday that will put millions of people across northern Italy under lockdown due to the novel coronavirus. The sweeping move puts the entire Lombardy region, as well as 14 other provinces, unde… Read More
Stop touching your face all the time as we fight the coronavirus outbreak. It’s easier said than done
(CNN)It took a coronavirus outbreak to remind us that we touch our faces way too many times. And cutting down on that will help reduce the spread of the virus, health officials say. In 2015, a Sydney university observed medical students on video and recorde… Read More
Trump: Not concerned at all about coronavirus exposure
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Live Updates: US coronavirus cases continue to rise, as northern Italy considers lockdown
Over 100,000 infections: The novel coronavirus has nowkilled nearly 3,500 people, and infected over 101,400, according to CNN's tally -- the vast majority in mainland China. Coronavirus hotel collapse: Search and rescue efforts are underway after about 70 pe… Read More
‘Saturday Night Live’: Daniel Craig Parodies ‘No Time To Die’ (Watch)
“No Time to Die,” Daniel Craig’s final film as James Bond, has been delayed until November due to concerns over COVID-19, but the actor still took the stage at Studio 8H in New York Saturday to host “Saturday Night Live.” And in doing so, he brought with him one of his favorite scenes from the upcoming film. During his monologue, Craig first reminded people that “Fleabag’s” Phoebe Waller-Bridge was brought in to punch up the script for the film, which he said meant he would sometimes turn to the camera and say, “The name’s Bond, James Bond. Is it bad…
‘Gilmore Girls’: Does the Show’s Now-Active Instagram Feed Point to a Second Revival?
Instagram seems to be the preferred method of getting the word out about new shows lately. Back in June 2016, a Gilmore Girls Instagram was launched in the lead up to the much-anticipated release of the Netflix revival. The feed was added to regularly in 2016 and early into 2017, and then all went dark. Most fans assumed that a second revival was out of the question when Amy Sherman-Palladino signed a contract to craft content for Amazon, but something interesting has been happening lately. The feed is active again. Could the now active feed hint at a second revival…
Designing the Perfect Batsuit
13M Want to watch this again later? Sign in to add this video to a playlist. Sign in Like this video? Sign in to make your opinion count. Sign in Don't like this video? Sign in to make your opinion count. Sign in Published on Mar 7, 2020The Robert Pattinson Batsuit from The Batman has been revealed to the public, but really, has there ever been a perfect Batsuit in live-action yet? From the Adam West costume to Michael Keaton's armor to Christian Bale's memory cloth cape and beyond, there have been lot of variations on the traditional Dark Knight…
How The Astrology & Numerology Of March 8th, 2020 Will Affect Your Zodiac Sign’s Relationships Until April 2021, According To Astrology
Sometimes we just know.At times, we over-complicate our lives because we don’t listen to that little voice inside. But as we near March 8th and two transits that occur on that day, it will be impossible to not tune into our intuition and act on its behalf.The first transit our zodiac signs experience is Sun conjunct Neptune, with both planets in Pisces. This will bring sensitivity, emotion and knowing, which will combine with the second transit: Venus conjunct Uranus, with each planet in Taurus energy. And it's all about changes in love.It’s no surprise that this year is set to be one…
Day 5 tornado updates: City says volunteers’ vehicles are blocking streets, hampering recovery effort
CLOSEDays after deadly tornadoes killed dozens and left a path of destruction across Middle Tennessee, the recovery efforts continued Saturday as volunteers mobilized across the affected areas. The National Weather Service confirmed seven tornadoes were responsible for the damage to Middle Tennessee, causing damage across more than 74 miles and leaving 24 people dead.Wind speeds reached 175 mph in spots, with the largest tornado reported as an EF-4 in Cookeville, east of Nashville in Putnam County. The EF-3 tornado that hit Nashville traveled approximately 60 miles through North Nashville, Germantown, and East Nashville, also hitting Donelson and Hermitage on its way east. Park and ride for Sunday volunteersThe Office of Emergency Management…