• Conor McGregor's aunt has died, hints at COVID-19

    Conor McGregor's aunt has died, hints at COVID-19

    Conor McGregor‘s aunt died of coronavirus, the UFC star said in a heartfelt Instagram message. “My lovely little auntie Anne had passed away,” he wrote, in a detailed caption. “This stupid f—–g virus. What the f–k is happening.” The mixed martial artist, 31, has become “vigilant” in stopping himself from touching his face and other …
  • Aimid fear spread COVIS-19, Disney stops production on all live-action films

    Aimid fear spread COVIS-19, Disney stops production on all live-action films

    It’s a whole new world out there. As a precaution, Disney has temporarily halted all production of its live-action films due to the coronavirus, including the highly anticipated remake of “Mulan.” “While there have been no confirmed cases of COVID-19 on our productions, after considering the current environment and the best interests of our cast …
  • Fear about coronavirus, ‘America’s Got Talent’ stops filming

    Fear about coronavirus, ‘America’s Got Talent’ stops filming

    “America’s Got Talent” has halted filming amid the coronavirus pandemic — as judge Heidi Klum awaits a test for the virus, The Post can reveal. The TV hit — NBC’s highest-rated summer show — was filming auditions in Los Angeles up until Friday. The cast and crew filmed on Friday without an audience, with only …
  • Christian Wood case adds to the Knicks’ coronavirus threat

    Christian Wood case adds to the Knicks’ coronavirus threat

    Though health officials do not believe Jazz stars Rudy Gobert or Donovan Mitchell were contagious on their March 4 game at Madison Square Garden, a new coronavirus exposure has emerged for the Knicks. The Pistons announced Saturday one of their players tested positive for COVID-19. According to The Athletic, that player is Christian Wood, who …
  • Reds pitchers propose ‘sandlot’ game during MLB break

    Reds pitchers propose ‘sandlot’ game during MLB break

    Cincinnati Reds pitchers Trevor Bauer and David Carpenter have thought of an old-school idea to remain active with MLB spring training canceled and the regular season delayed. Bauer and Carpenter posted on Twitter an invitation for any major league or minor league player to play a sandlot-style game they would like to hold somewhere in …