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Congratulations are in order for Lea Michele and her husband Zandy Reich! The happy couple announced that they would be expecting their first child together later this year.

After stepping down as a senior member of the Royal Family, Prince Harry is heading straight to television! The Duke of Sussex recorded the introduction to a special episode of “Thomas and Friends,” a show which currently airs on Netflix.

Avril Lavigne and her charity "The Avril Lavigne Foundation" has partnered with "Project HOPE" to help out during the current global COVID-19 health crisis. All net proceeds from sales and streams of Lavigne's new single “We Are Warriors” will help Project HOPE’s ongoing COVID-19 relief efforts around the world, including providing personal protective equipment for frontline workers.

Model Gigi Hadid celebrated her 25th birthday in quarantine with her family and boyfriend Zayn Malik. On Saturday, she shared a sweet Instagram post of herself holding up a 25 balloon sign joined by her sister Bella Hadid and her boyfriend.

The Jonas Brothers will make special announcements during their live online session on 23 April (Thursday). Nick, Joe and Kevin have been texting their fans with two words – “Happiness Continue.” Texts have been accompanied by teasers published on their social media.

The new "Hunger Games" novel, "The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes," will be adapted by director Francis Lawrence, screenwriter Michael Arndt and producer Nina Jacobson. Written by Suzanne Collins, the new book will be available for sale on 19 May in the US, Canada, the UK and Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand.

Millie Bobbie Brown's new movie "Helona Holmes" has been picked up by Netflix. The movie directed by Harry Bradbeer will also star Henry Cavill (as Sherlock Holmes), Sam Claflin as (Mycroft Holmes) and Helena Bonham Carter (as Eudoria Holmes).

Niall Horan has dropped a new lyric video for his song "Black And White."

“One World: Together at Home,” a special music event co-organized by Lady Gaga on 18 April (Saturday), was watched by 20.7 million viewers in the United States alone. The star-studded virtual concert was organized by Global Citizen and the World Health Organization to raise funds to combat the on-going coronavirus pandemic.

The official trailer for “Hollywood” was released earlier today by Netflix. The new limited series directed by Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan stars Darren Criss (as Raymond Ainsley), David Corenswet (as Jack Castello), Jeremy Pope (as Archie Coleman), Jim Parsons (as Henry Willson), Laura Harrier (as Camille Washington), Samara Weaving (as Claire Wood) & Dylan McDermott as (Ernie).