• South Korea Says It Is Fighting Second Wave of Coronavirus Infections

    South Korea Says It Is Fighting Second Wave of Coronavirus Infections

    South Korea confirmed Monday that the country is experiencing a second wave of coronavirus infections centering around Seoul after a holiday weekend in early May caused cases to spike. “In the metropolitan area, we believe that the first wave was from March to April as well as February to March,” said Jeong Eun-kyeong, director of …
  • Live Nation launches drive-in concert tour amid coronavirus lockdowns

    Live Nation launches drive-in concert tour amid coronavirus lockdowns

    Live Nation announced a drive-in concert series for July as coronavirus lockdowns have canceled arena shows and music festivals nationwide this summer. The LA-based promoter said Monday it will launch “Live from the Drive-In,” a set of nine shows headlined by country singer Brad Paisley to take place July 10-12 in Nashville, Tenn.; Maryland Heights, …
  • Golden Globes 2021 postponed to Feb. 28 due to coronavirus

    Golden Globes 2021 postponed to Feb. 28 due to coronavirus

    The 2021 Golden Globes will take place on Feb. 28 — about eight weeks before the 93rd Academy Awards. The Hollywood Foreign Press Association made the announcement Monday morning. Just a week earlier, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced that the 93rd Academy Awards telecast has been postponed by two months to …
  • Olivia Culpo matches her neon bikini to her face mask

    Olivia Culpo matches her neon bikini to her face mask

    Olivia Culpo is making her coronavirus mask fashionable. The model, 28, showed off her bikini body in a neon yellow bathing suit by Lovers + Friends ($68 for top, $58 for bottoms) and a matching mask. The mask was designed by Culpo and is available on her new site, More than a Mask. Not only …
  • Gilead Sciences to start testing inhaled version of remdesivir

    Gilead Sciences to start testing inhaled version of remdesivir

    Gilead Sciences announced plans Monday to start testing an inhaled version of its experimental coronavirus drug to determine whether it could treat the deadly disease sooner. The pharma giant will begin screening patients this week for early-stage trials of the breathable form of remdesivir, which has been shown to help COVID-19 patients recover faster, Gilead …
  • Davis Bertans is first NBA player to pull out of restart

    Davis Bertans is first NBA player to pull out of restart

    The first NBA player has decided to sit out the league’s restart. Wizards sharpshooter Davis Bertans has decided he will not play in Disney World in the NBA’s bubble attempt to finish out the season, ESPN.com reported. The league has continued forward with its plans despite Florida’s recent coronavirus spike and some black players’ concerns …
  • Google’s ad revenue expected to drop for first time in 12 years

    Google’s ad revenue expected to drop for first time in 12 years

    Google’s advertising business is experiencing a major slowdown due to the coronavirus-battered travel industry. The search giant will see its ad revenue drop for the first time in more than a decade, according to data from research firm eMarketer, as the travel industry — normally one of the platform’s most rock-solid spenders — pulls back …
  • China suspends some Tyson chicken imports amid coronavirus fears

    China suspends some Tyson chicken imports amid coronavirus fears

    China has reportedly halted chicken imports from a Tyson Foods plant over concerns about a crop of coronavirus infections there. China’s General Administration of Customs suspended imports from a Tyson facility in Springdale, Arkansas with a Sunday order covering meat that is already in China or on its way there, The Wall Street Journal reported. …
  • Dining maskless at chef Alain Ducasse’s iconic Paris bistro Allard

    Dining maskless at chef Alain Ducasse’s iconic Paris bistro Allard

    Hinting at what fine dining might look like post-coronavirus lockdown, chef Alain Ducasse’s famed Paris bistro, Allard, has reportedly installed new state-of-the-art, $56,000, “anti-COVID décor.” According to Paris-based food writer Alexander Lobrano, the eatery that opened in 1932 has been outfitted with ducts, high-tech air filters and fans created to “ensure an air quality on …
  • Booze-bill rule threatens NYC restaurant reopenings

    Booze-bill rule threatens NYC restaurant reopenings

    A state-ordered blacklist for New York City restaurants who have fallen behind on their booze bills is threatening to crimp plans to reopen this week, The Post has learned. The so-called Phase Two reopening for the Big Apple on Monday allows the city’s 26,000 restaurants and bars to resume outdoor dining after spending months under …