In posts to social media, Tom Hanks confirmed that he and his wife Rita Wilson "were tested for the Coronavirus, and were found to be positive." The couple, who are in Queensland, Australia, said they will remain isolated for "as long as public health and safety requires" and are taking things one day at a time.

The league announced that play is suspended “until further notice” after a player from the Utah Jazz preliminarily tested positive for COVID-19. The news comes after Wednesday’s Jazz-Thunder clash was abruptly postponed.

Facing rising deaths from the coronavirus, Italy has taken the unprecedented step of placing the entire country under quarantine. Here's what it's like.

San Francisco has implemented a temporary ban on gatherings of over 1,000 people, which will apply to Warriors home games. This comes after several reports suggesting the NBA is weighing options around mitigating the potential spread of COVID-19.

The University of Dayton in Ohio announced on Tuesday that it is suspending all classes and closing all on-campus housing amid coronavirus fears. Online courses will commence after spring break. Within hours of the announcement, hundreds of students had gathered on Lowes Street on the campus and police were called. Officers in riot gear attended the scene and shot pepper balls at students, according to student-run publication Flyer News.

Among other things, the president fears that the House Speaker would use a private meeting to try and embarrass him.

The country's lockdown regulations require Italians to stay home except for work, health emergencies and other basic necessities such as grocery shopping.

While they haven't publicly set a date for their wedding, Alex Rodriguez shared a video this week celebrating the one-year anniversary of his engagement to Jennifer Lopez.

It's good to know basketball fans still have their sense of humor intact, even with the NCAA's Wednesday declaration that the beloved men's and women's basketball tournaments will take place without fans filling the stands.

The Vermont senator announced at a press conference in Burlington on Wednesday that he is staying in the Democratic nomination race, and that he intends to debate former vice president Joe Biden on Sunday in Arizona as scheduled.

The mouse crisis is one reason talk about the speedy introduction of a vaccine isn’t realistic. Without mice to study, scientists simply can’t fully test potential drugs and vaccines.

As cancelations, postponements and more changes due to the coronavirus pandemic continue to grow, it's hard to keep track of how the biggest events and places in entertainment have been impacted by the virus. So, follow along here for all the info:

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Former vice president Joe Biden is projected to win the Democratic primaries in Michigan – the prize of Tuesday’s primary votes, with 125 pledged delegates up for grabs – and Idaho, adding to his earlier victories in Mississippi and Missouri. The Associated Press called that Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders will win North Dakota. Results are still coming in from Washington state.

The June event in Los Angeles will no longer be held "following increased and overwhelming concerns about the COVID-19 virus." The announcement adds, "our team will be reaching out directly to exhibitors and attendees with information about providing full refunds."

Nearly 20 former employees of athletic brand Outdoor Voices say they were belittled, berated and underpaid while Ty Haney was CEO. “Each day I walked into that office I felt more and more worthless,” one former director said.

The NCAA announced on Wednesday that the 2020 men's and women's basketball tournaments will be played without fans in attendance amid growing concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic. Only "essential staff and limited family attendance" will be permitted.