Corona Light Including Factory Worker Heroes, Inventor of N95 Face Mask and More!
Last month, more than 40 factory workers in Pennsylvania decided to quarantine together at work, so they could make face mask fabric non-stop, around the clock. They just went home to their families after an epic, 28-day work shift. Their shift supervisor said it wasn't hard compared to what healthcare workers have been doing.
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Music may help boost your immune system. And that's what we need right now, so blast it.
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Can coronavirus be spread through FLATULENCE?
A doctor in Australia has warned, quote, "No bare-bottom farting," as yes, that could spread the virus.If you're wearing pants, that should keep your flatulence from infecting people.
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The guy who invented N95 face masks in 1992 has come out of retirement to figure out a better way to sterilize them, so they're easier to reuse.
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Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman are ending their longstanding (fake) social media feud to join the All-In Challenge.
They've actually agreed to show up together, in person, at someone's house to help them set up a lemonade stand. You can buy entries for the contest at Fanatics.com. Your donations go to feed the needy.
In case you missed it, Brad Pitt popped into Sunday's episodeof John Krasinski's YouTube show "Some Good News" to give a weather report.
Here's some good instant karma: The owner of a pizza place in Florida gave two free slices to a guy who didn't have any money.
Then a few minutes later, someone walked in to pick up an order, and insisted on overpaying by an extra $1,000.
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Saturday's"One World: Together at Home" concert was watched by more than 20 million people across the 26 networks it aired on, and raised $128 million for coronavirus relief.
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The last Blockbuster on Earth is in Bend, Oregon, and the owners refuse to let the coronavirus take it down.
They're offering curbside pickup and say there are still people out there who rent movies the old fashioned way.
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A milk maker in Wisconsin put a refrigerator outside with free gallons of milk for anyone to take.
They call it their "Kindness Cooler." The owner says his daughters came up with the idea, and they refill it several times a day.
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