These are some interesting times we are all living in due to coronavirus. If you are a part of the working class then chances are you too will be seeking to be efficient while functioning remotely.
New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio is contemplating calling for a state wide "Shelter-In-Place" order, but Governor Andrew Cuomo is opposed to the drastic measure even though it may be the best way to curb the disease and prevent more infections.
The sports world was thrown for a loop when it was revealed four Brooklyn Nets players tested positive for coronavirus. Now we know that superstar Kevin Durant is one of those players.
School president Wayne A.I. Frederick says classes will move to online-only instruction for the remainder of the semester.
While things are starting to look even bleaker by the day there are some positives that are coming out of this health crisis. The Big Apple is letting their citizens go on the run drinking.
While hunkered down in your homes, streaming movies and television shows are one of the ways to pass the time during this shutdown still in its infancy stage. Universal Pictures hears your pain and is making its current theatrical releases readily available to rent this week.
The nickname for COVID-19 was handed out during a tweet from the former business mogul on Monday (March 16) and has sparked angry responses from many on the social media network.
The coronavirus or COVID-19 has already caused the cancelation of E3, Game Developer Conference as well as causing hardware delays for Nintendo. The world of Esports isn't faring any better with numerous competitive gaming events being canceled due to concerns of virus spreading.
The R&B songstress isn't the first person to make a zany claim about COVID-19 and the rapid spread of the virus.
In the ongoing campaign to "own the Libs," former Milwaukee County, Wisconsin sheriff and conservative pundit David Clarke Jr. made the wild claim on Twitter.
Idris Elba has tested positive for the Coronavirus. The renowned actor took to social media to reveal his status and to urge his fans, and the world, not to freak out.
Mayor de Blasio issued an executive order Sunday (Mar.15) ordering all nightclubs, movie theaters, small theater houses, and concert venues to shut down and will go into effect 9 a.m. Tuesday (Mar.16). Restaurants will no longer be able to serve dine-in customers.
