Month: July 2020

Shocking video shows huge crowd at Chainsmokers concert in Hamptons, Long Island – WABC-TV
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Shocking video shows huge crowd at Chainsmokers concert in Hamptons, Long Island – WABC-TV

SOUTHAMPTON, Suffolk County (WABC) -- Governor Andrew Cuomo is lashing out after video showed a massive crowds gathered in front of the stage at a Chainsmokers concert in the Hamptons. Cuomo said he was appalled at the scene and confirmed the state Department of Health will conduct an investigation into "egregious social distancing violations." "We have no tolerance for the illegal reckless endangerment of public health," Cuomo wrote on Twitter. The Saturday night concert, called "Safe & Sound," was billed as a charity drive-in show with 500 cars and an estimated 2,000 people. It is also where Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon and Southampton Town Supervisor Jay Schneiderman's band performed. Cuomo shared a social media video, which has over 6 million views, that showed crowds of people...
Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus get their first Emmy nominations – The Verge
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Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus get their first Emmy nominations – The Verge

The nominations for the 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards are in, and once again, streaming services dominated the nominees. Netflix led the pack with 160 nominations, with Amazon and Hulu making waves, too. But there are also some big new names on the list this year, with Apple TV Plus, Disney Plus, and even Quibi picking up their first nominations for the coveted TV awards. Apple TV Plus picked up a total of 18 nominations across various categories, including two major nominations for prestige series The Morning Show: Steve Carell was nominated for Best Actor in a Drama Series, and Jennifer Aniston was nominated for Best Actress in a Drama Series. Billy Crudup and Mark Duplass were also nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for their roles in the series. The Emmy nomi...
Brad Pitt scores Emmy nomination for playing Dr. Fauci on SNL – CNN
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Brad Pitt scores Emmy nomination for playing Dr. Fauci on SNL – CNN

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Royana Black, The Title Role Star Of CBSs Raising Miranda, Dies At Age 47 – HuffPost
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Royana Black, The Title Role Star Of CBSs Raising Miranda, Dies At Age 47 – HuffPost

Royana Black, who had the title role on the 1988 CBS sitcom “Raising Miranda,” died earlier this month in Los Angeles of acute myeloid leukemia, according to her obituary. She was 47. Black grew up in New York state and, at age 10, she played Laurie, the cousin of main character Eugene, in Neil Simon’s “Brighton Beach Memoirs” on Broadway, Deadline noted. A few years later she landed the teen daughter role of Miranda Marshak on “Raising Miranda,” in which her character and on-screen father (James Naughton) learn to cope after her mother leaves them. The comedy, which also featured a “crazy uncle” played by Bryan Cranston, lasted just nine episodes. She played a guest role on “The Cosby Show” in 1989 and later attended Yale, graduating in 1994. She resumed TV appearances on su...
Coronavirus updates: Florida reports new daily death toll record – Yahoo! Voices
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Coronavirus updates: Florida reports new daily death toll record – Yahoo! Voices

The novel coronavirus pandemic has now killed more than 655,000 people worldwide. Over 16.5 million people across the globe have been diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused by the new respiratory virus, according to data compiled by the Center for Systems Science and Engineering at Johns Hopkins University. The actual numbers are believed to be much higher due to testing shortages, many unreported cases and suspicions that some governments are hiding or downplaying the scope of their nations' outbreaks. The United States has become the worst-affected country, with more than 4.3 million diagnosed cases and at least 148,298 deaths. Marlins games postponed through Sunday 30% of new Louisiana cases are among young people DC, Illinois now on New York travel advisory list Here is how the ne...
1,000-year-old medieval remedy could be potential antibiotic, scientists say – CNN
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1,000-year-old medieval remedy could be potential antibiotic, scientists say – CNN

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Five new COVID-19 deaths added in Montana over last 24 hours (Tuesday, July 28) – KTVQ Billings News
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Five new COVID-19 deaths added in Montana over last 24 hours (Tuesday, July 28) – KTVQ Billings News

Health officials added 106 new COVID-19 cases to the Montana Response COVID-19 tracking map Saturday morning, with 1,359 cases reported as active. The highest number of new reported cases on Saturday is 30 in Yellowstone County. Gallatin County had the second-highest new case count with 19. Note: Numbers reported by the state each day occasionally differ from those reported by county public health departments due to periodic lag times in reporting data to the state. MTN News counts the updated data individual counties report throughout a given day. The numbers below are from the Montana Department of Public Health & Human Services on Saturday, July 18: TOTAL CASES & RECOVERIES: There have now been 2,471 cumulative cases statewide, and 1,075 people have recovered from the virus. ...
Coronavirus relatives may pose threat to humans: study | TheHill – The Hill
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Coronavirus relatives may pose threat to humans: study | TheHill – The Hill

The coronavirus circulating across the globe may have close relatives that have not yet been discovered, a hint that the current pandemic will not be the last one to threaten humans. New research published Tuesday in the journal Nature Microbiology finds the current strain, known in the scientific literature as SARS-CoV-2, diverged genetically from other known viruses that circulated in bats between 40 and 70 years ago. Because coronaviruses recombine and evolve into new species frequently, it is all but certain that other strains have evolved within bat populations in China during those intervening years. That means other viruses more closely related to SARS-CoV-2 than its current closest known relative may pose the potential for future outbreaks. “From this ancestor in the 1960s...
Regal will open theaters on Aug. 21 — but won’t require masks during movies – Polygon
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Regal will open theaters on Aug. 21 — but won’t require masks during movies – Polygon

COVID-19 continues to surge across the country, but movie theaters are making plans to open doors next month. Regal announced that it would be reopening locations starting Aug. 21. The company posted their new safety guidelines on its website. Notably, while masks will be required in lobby, hallways, and restroom locations, patrons are able to remove them while eating or drinking in the auditorium — which is to say at any point while watching a movie, or for the entire movie if they wish. Employees, however, are required to wear masks and undergo daily health screenings. The theaters will shift to contactless payment only and serve limited menu items, with self-serve stations closed. Every other cash register will be empty. Theaters will all have dispensable hand sanitizer and gree...