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Sharon Horgan chats with USA TODAY’s Andrea Mandell about new writing challenges post-quarantine and her daughter’s obsession “Friends.”

Dwayne Johnson, Bruce Springsteen and Pink all criticize the Trump administration’s response to the George Floyd protests and the global pandemic.

Seth Rogen is the latest celebrity to use his platform to both support “Black Lives Matter” and criticize those who respond with “All Lives Matter.”

Brianna Agyemang and Jamila Thomas started Blackout Tuesday with their social media movement, #TheShowMustBePaused. Many celebrities participated.

Kathy Griffin talks to USA TODAY’s Hannah Yasharoff about her quarantine and why she values her friendship with Stevie Nicks more than ever.

Lady Gaga’s sixth studio LP “Chromatica” is out now. Plus, Jimmy Buffett and Norwegian DJ Kygo release new albums.

John Krasinski sold his YouTube show “Some Good News” to ViacomCBS. He explained his decision to fellow “Office” star Rainn Wilson.

Anderson Cooper told Howard Stern on SiriusXM why he’s co-parenting with his former partner and how much he thinks he’s inheriting from his mother.

Bryan Adams apologizes for his expletive-filled rant on “wet” markets. Other artists, like Paul McCartney, have made comments on these markets.

“Office” alum John Krasinski reunited the cast of “The Office” to virtually recreate the show’s infamous wedding dance scene