Author: Andrea Mandell, USA TODAY

Olivia de Havilland, one of the last pillars of Hollywood royalty and a contemporary of Bette Davis and Errol Flynn, died. She was 104.

Deepak Chopra’s quarantine in his California home finds him broadcasting daily meditations to millions of people – right after a double yoga session.

David McKean says family was self-quarantining on Chesapeake Bay to give their kids more space before wife and son were involved in a canoe accident.

Pink says she tested positive for the coronavirus two weeks ago and has since beaten it. Now she’s donating $1 million to healthcare professionals.

Read Jimmy Fallon’s quarantine diary to see how he’s parenting, what he’s watching and how he’s doing a daily version of “The Tonight Show” from home.

Where is the diversity in the Oscar nominations? Or as Issa Rae put it Monday during the Academy Awards announcement: “Congratulations to those men.”

Harvey Weinstein, who began his sex crimes trial in New York Monday, was charged with rape and sexual battery in Los Angeles.

Greta Gerwig wove Louisa May Alcott’s story of independence into her “Little Women” script. The film reunites her with Saoirse Ronan as Jo March.

The Oscar winner, who turns 82 on Saturday, was arrested for a fifth time in Washington, D.C. Friday as part of her ongoing climate change march.