Gal Gadot enlisted the help of Zoë Kravitz, Jimmy Fallon, and more for a massive cover of John Lennon’s ‘Imagine.’ It was made to remind everyone that we’re all together during this coronavirus outbreak.
On Wednesday (March 18), JoJo debuted a riff of “Leave (Get Out),” the lead single from her debut album. But instead of urging a soon-to-be ex to go away, she’s stressing the importance of staying 6 feet away from other people during the time of coronavirus spread, and staying home if it’s possible for you to do so.
TikTok is proving to be a useful tool amid the coronavirus pandemic. Many young people have been turning to the app to help ease their anxiety about COVID-19 by educating themselves on the virus and socializing in self-quarantine.
A shelter-in-place order can sound scary because it’s a term that’s used by officials in times of emergency and disaster. But don’t panic: While sheltering in place may differ depending on your location and the specific regulations put forth by local leadership, it’s likely not all that different from the social distancing you’re already practicing.
There’s good reason to feel like the world is shuttering as social distancing becomes the new normal: Campuses are closing or moving classes online, while employers transition their offices to remote work when possible, and bars, restaurants, and public gatherings are shutting down. Add to that the stress of potential physical illness, and it’s understandable that these drastic changes to social structures can pose mental health challenges, too.