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COVID-19 rates rising in New York City and around the nation, professional Clauses are forced to figure out new ways to ho-ho-ho.Some are taking to Zoom, including 72-year-old Tim Connaghan, a Long Islander who’s been playing Kris Kringle at private parties and places like the Marines’ Toys for Tots events for half a century. Last year, he had 32 in-person gigs; for 2020, he’ll still make a few socially-distanced appearances, but most will be remote.For one virtual corporate party, he’s working with an event producer to deck out a 15-by-20-foot warehouse space with a scarlet throne, Christmas trees, wrapped gifts and large nutcrackers.

ClickOrlando reported. “While we will reduce physical distancing measures for guests across many areas with a gradual, phased approach, six-feet distancing measures will continue in all dining locations, merchandise stores and in areas where guests can temporarily remove their masks.”Physical distancing requirements in ride queues, parking lots and on the rides themselves also appear to have been removed from Disney’s website, Forbes noted.

With the American death toll from COVID-19 inching closer to 220,000 a man in his 30s has tragically died at one of several unofficial Atlanta Pride parties.The Xion party has since been slammed for failing to comply with COVIDsafe practices and inadequate health and emergency preparations.

See also: HRC attacks Trump’s COVID-19 response in digital ad featuring Trade nightclubSMYAL is also holding a town hall on Thursday, Sept. 24 at 1 p.m.

performed for socially undistanced thousands at a time over the course of 10 days, at an event attended by hundreds of thousands in total.According to the Associated Press, 103 COVID-19 cases directly related to the rally have been reported by the health departments in eight states — South Dakota, Minnesota,Wisconsin, Nebraska, Montana, North Dakota, Wyoming and Washington.The band has not had much to say about Sturgis or responded to media requests since performing at the rally.

posted a photo of the funny decree on Friday that’s since been shared hundreds of times.“2020 claims another victim. RIP Sweet Caroline,” one person joked on Twitter.But it’s not just the lyrics that make the 1969 ballad an easy target for COVID-19 quips: The song’s rich history of being belted out in unison by boozed-up patrons at gin mills goes way back.“People can’t help but to sing the lyrics,” said Terence Haggerty, the owner of Staten Island’s longtime Irish joint Jody’s Club Forest.

Houston Chronicle’s sister site reported.Dancers dressed in thongs, thigh-highs and masks show off their moves from behind several black barricades separating them from the cars. A photo of the scene shows dollar bills scattered across the floor below them as blue lights set up around them mimic a true club feel.Drivers can also order food from the joint’s menu including nachos, burgers, chicken sandwiches, jalapeno poppers and an “authentic Italian” pizza that’s somehow “handmade in Italy,” the menu claims.Would you like a side of glitter with that burger? https://t.co/k7eqhC8ylJ— Houston Chronicle (@HoustonChron) July 21, 2020Customers can also order booze and pick from several types of six packs or an entire bottle of Fireball.

coronavirus.Although most of Bendzko’s “Bin Ich Ja Hier” (“Now I Am Here”) tour has been postponed until next summer — much to the chagrin of his 192,000 Instagram followers — his show on Aug. 22 will serve as part of a study dubbed RESTART-19, or “risk prediction of indoor sport and culture events for the transmission of COVID-19.”Organized by researchers at the Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg, the aim of the experiment is to analyze how a viral pathogen spreads in a packed, indoor space.

Less than 10 days after reopening, Disney World has had to update its face mask policy to close a glaring loophole: Patrons are now explicitly required to stay in place and away from others if they remove their mask to eat.“Please bring your own face coverings and wear them at all times, except when dining or swimming,” Disney World’s official policy stated, now updated to clarify that “you may remove your face covering while actively eating or drinking, but you should be stationary and maintain appropriate physical distancing.”Disney Parks blog Walt Disney World News Today asked a Disney cast member at the Epcot park about the new rule this weekend and was told “guests are now being asked to find a safe spot six feet from other guests

Just 24 hours after Cate Blanchett and Sarah Paulson went Live on W's Instagram—on which they discussed Mrs. America, spoke to each other in various accents, and Paulson taught Blanchett what “LOL” actually stands for—the dynamic duo have joined forces again. This time, it's in Taika Waititi and the Roald Dahl Story Company's storytelling series, “James and the Giant Peach With Taika Waititi and Friends,” which released its latest episode today.

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It’s something that we are familiar with nowadays: social distancing.

It was only a matter of time before someone wrote a coronavirus-themed song.

To coincide with the launch of W’s stay-at-home Instagram challenge, we reached out to the people for whom a shelter-in-place order is an opportunity for creativity, a call to action.

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Tiger King is currently raking in gold ratings for Netflix as the show grabs the numero uno stop in viewership numbers. According to a report in Variety, Joe Exotic's story showcased in Tiger King witnessed a sluggish start with a 280000 average minute audience on the day of it release which was March 20. Later on, as the world was practicing social distancing amid the Coronavirus outbreak, the show steadily started increasing its viewership numbers. By day nine of its release the show had 4 million average minute audiences.

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A cursory tally of every "bro" uttered in the first 30 seconds of the two-minute clip of Justin Bieber and Tom Holland chatting away on Instagram Live during quarantine brings the number to four, which is about three too many.

If you thought being quarantined away from the coronavirus meant the Kardashians wouldn't be filming season 18 of Keeping up with the Kardashians, then you thought wrong.