Corona Light Including Gamers Raising $1.7 Million, More Fauchi, and No New Emojis
Online Gamers Raise Almost 2 Million!
Seán McLoughlin is an Irish gamer who goes by the online name, Jacksepticeye. On Tuesday, he organized an online fundraiser where influencers and gamers helped raise money for three coronavirus charities. They raised$1.7 million, and his livestream alone brought in $659,000 in donations.
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Over half of Americans are doing things to support local businesse sright now.
A survey found 59% of us have spent money at local stores and restaurants in the past two weeks, specifically to help them stay afloat.
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High School Choir Offers Amazing Performance Of "And So It Goes"
The most heart-wrenching (in a good way) performance of the Billy Joel classic by the Ledyard High School Choir in Connecticut. Billy Joel created a classic...these kids made it more magical.
TikTok is throwing $375 million at coronavirus relief efforts
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RIHANNA is teaming up with the already-generous Twitter CEO JACK DORSEY toprovide $4.2 million to aid domestic violence victims in the Los Angeles area.
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There's a bar in Tybee Island, Georgia called The Sand Bar that's famous for papering its walls with $1 bills.
So the owner and some friends spent three days taking them all down, then gave the money to employees.
They ended up with almost $4,000, and each employee got 600 bucks.But one said they didn't need the money.So they gave it to another coworker to help pay her rent.
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Yesterday, Dr. Fauci said the death toll from coronavirus "looks more like the 60,000 than the 100,000 to 200,000".
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Here's an unexpected side effect of the coronavirus No new emojis next year.
The Unicode Consortium, which regulates the standard set of emojis, had to push back its deadlines, so next year's release will be delayed to 2022.
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Most Meals on Wheels volunteers are over 55.
Meaning they're in a higher-risk age group.So COLLEGE KIDS have stepped up in a big way to fill in and make deliveries.
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A lot of people are livestreaming church this Sunday, but a pastor in Huntsville, Texas flipped the script.
He wanted to be able to see people during his sermons.So he printed out photos of 200 church members, and taped them to the pews.
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