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Since you can’t go out on safari to watch animals in their habitat, let them come to you through the magic of the internet – that’s right, go on a live online safari! Wildearth.org’s SafariLIVE broadcasts directly from Sabi Sands in the north-east corner of the Greater Kruger National Park and the Masai Mara National Reserve in the northern section of the Mara-Serengeti ecosystem.

A mum-of-two with terminal cancer says she is determined to finish her bucket list whilst living in isolation.

Since you can’t go out on safari to watch animals in their habitat, let them come to you through the magic of the internet – that’s right, go on a live online safari! Wildearth.org’s SafariLIVE broadcasts directly from Sabi Sands in the north-east corner of the Greater Kruger National Park and the Masai Mara National Reserve in the northern section of the Mara-Serengeti ecosystem.

Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood put on such an amazing show for their special event, Garth & Trisha Live!, which aired on CBS tonight.

Scott Storch and Mannie Fresh are the latest producers to participate in Timbaland and Swizz Beatz’s Instagram Live battle series. Fresh steps in as a replacement for T-Pain, who was originally selected to battle Storch.

Roommates, the latest trend during this quarantine has been going “hit for hit” on Instagram Live. The latest entertainers to go live were French Montana and Tory Lanez. The live happened just hours after Tory broke a record for the most people watching his “Quarantine Radio” segment, after he joined Drake to reach the milestone. Interestingly enough, when both Drake and Tory were on live, Drake said he got a phone call from Chris Brown to get on Tory’s Live. Together, they surpassed over 300k viewers. Tory naturally celebrated the feet and it seems it got on live shortly after to battle French.

Internet sleuths will always find a way to capture even the briefest of moments no matter who you are! That sort of thing happened to Chris Brown, 30, when he made a very interesting comment during Tory Lanez‘s Instagram Live session on Tuesday, March 31. The Canadian emcee, 27, hopped onto Quarantine Radio with rapper Young Thug, 28, and even chatted with Drake, 33, while live. Fans who were tuned in, however, noticed a very interesting comment that was written by the “Run It” singer who said, “WHERE DOJA CAT?!!!!”, as the video continued to roll. Some chalked his words up to him being a massive flirt while another made kind of a personal dig and asked Chris to put his focus on his on Aeko, 4 mos, as opposed to another woman.

Rio Ferdinand left his wife Kate in a panic on Wednesday morning when he faked an injury during their live work out.The married couple was broadcasting an exercise routine to their followers from their home gym on April Fool's Day when 41 year old Rio decided to pull the prank on Kate, 28. During the warm up of their routine on their Ferdinand Fitness YouTube channel, the retired footballer pretended he had pulled his groin, much to the hilarity of their fans.

Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace has invited NHS nurses to come and live in her London flat of free amid the coronavirus outbreak.The former Big Brother star has offered to help those on the frontline at nearby hospitals during the crisis with the incredible gesture. Aisleyne, 40, revealed that she has told nurses to come and stay at her King’s Cross flat and has been taken up on the offer.

Now that we’re all on lockdown, with most barely leaving the house, it means more time to relax, kick back and have the occasional peruse of social media. As a result, and in a bid to keep you entertained, OK! has something fun planned for you, as ParentChum, a UK website for everything parenthood, takes to our Instagram stories on Friday 3 April at 3pm.

One of country music's most celebrated couples will be making beautiful music together for all the world to see (and hear) on Wednesday. Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood are joining forces for a new primetime special called Garth & Trisha Live!, which will air on CBS on Wednesday, April 1 at 9 p.m. ET, with a tape delay for West Coast audiences. The special will also be available to stream on CBS All Access.

Homes Under The Hammer star Martin Roberts, 56, usually showcases his skills during the pre-recorded episodes of the BBC property show.Today, he was filmed sanding a piece of wood via video link on The Jeremy Vine Show, but seemed to forget about his safety despite urging viewers to be careful.The show’s guests were stunned to see Martin demonstrating the potentially dangerous move without wearing gloves or a mask.Martin began his segment by sharing DIY tips for all the family from his garden, as well as highlighting safety precautions.The cameraman then zoomed in on Martin sanding a piece of wood with his bare hands as part of his project.The panel could then be seen looking at the screen, with guest Dr Sarah Jarvis appearing concerned.Dan

Joe Wicks was hit by unfortunate technical difficulties today when his workout was cut during his YouTube Live PE With Joe session due to a flat battery.

Joe Wicks ' latest live PE lesson was thrown into chaos when the batteries in his camera ran out.

It’s the end of Day 1 of FADER Fort. If we were all in Austin, that would mean it’s way past midnight and time to stumble out exhausted onto the heaving streets. At Digital FORT, that means it’s time to watch Grammy-winning Swedish electronic stars Little Dragon play “Hold On” and “Another Love” from an impressively neon-lit soundstage while you wind down for the day. We’ll be back tomorrow, bright and early, for Day 2 of Digital FORT.

By Nellie Andreeva

With the Live+7 numbers in for the week of March 16, the first week in which the coronavirus pandemic really took hold across the country, the ratings increase due to so many people self-isolating appears to be leveling off a little bit.

Can you ever really get tired of seeing your favorite Disney characters on the big screen, again and again? Okay, maybe. But that’s not gonna stop the company from raking in the big bucks with a new cache of live-action remakes and spin-offs based on their animated classics. Here’s the good news: Not all of them will be cookie-cutter scene-by-scene re-creations of their source material. And even if they are, you can bet they’re going to be beautiful.

New York City has faced tragedies and celebrations in equal measure over the decades. Now, the Big Apple is facing it’s toughest challenge yet. As of March 31, the state of New York alone has well over 67,000 confirmed cases of the COVID-19 virus. By comparison, there are over 163,500 cases reported in the country. Naturally, many citizens in NYC chose to either flee the city or return to their roots in various parts of the country. But some have chosen to stay and brave through this uncertain time.

This doesn’t seem right, but it’s true: It’s only been one month since an anonymous, balaclava-wearing, AK-clutching singer called RMR took over the internet with a reworking of Rascal Flatts’ Bush-era country tearjerker “Bless The Broken Road.” The FADER confirmed that he had an EP on the way in the coming months, but since then we’ve heard nothing from the still-unidentified Long Beach artist. He’s broken his silence for Digital FORT, though. The live version of “Rascal” at the top of the page marks the first live performance that RMR has ever committed to video. It’s every bit as striking as the original, too, performed on a rooftop at sunset with RMR’s voice perfect throughout. Check out the exclusive clip at the top of the page.

By Ted Johnson