“I am sure you all are seeing what I am seeing, COVID 19 rates in the USA are rising at a truly scary rate. One thing I know for sure is that there’s a very easy way each of us can help, and that’s to #WearaDamnMask whenever we are in public.
#WearaDamnMask because we want to protect ourselves and, even more importantly, we want to protect others
#WearaDamnMask because clearly, the doctors and data say we are not going to beat this pandemic unless we each do our part to get rid of it
#WearaDamnMask because is it not a political issue, it is an issue of saving lives
#WearaDamnMask because it is the only way to keep our most vulnerable safe and the only way to get our economy back on track,” Burch’s Instagram post reads.

She also tagged other celebrities to accept the challenge and so far, Tracee Ellis Ross, Kerry Washington, Samira Nasr, Jennifer Aniston, Marisa Tomei, Matthew A. Cherry, Mindy Kaling, and Reese Witherspoon have gotten involved in the cause.

Here are just a few of the many celebrities who have taken part in the challenge and why they choose to wear a mask. Remember, the best way to prevent the pandemic from getting worse is to wear a mask when you’re in public places.

The post #WearADamnMask is the Latest Challenge Celebrities are Taking Part In appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

The twist is that he ran the whole thing in Crocs to pay tribute to healthcare workers. “People working in the healthcare system were saying how uncomfortable they have been working these long hours, so I thought, ‘Why not do a marathon in a pair of Crocs, and I’ll raise awareness for the NHS and a bit of money?'” he told LADbible.

When he started his goal was to reach £1,000, but he ended up making more than 10 times that amount. When the money kept pouring in, Gunn chose to increase the distance to 50km (31 miles).

He owned five pairs of Crocs and throughout the race at every 10k people voted on which pair of Crocs he wore. Don’t worry he wore them with socks!

The CEO of Crocs even donated and sent him 12 pairs of Crocs!

To date he’s raised almost £12,000 and you can donate to his cause on his GoFundMe page. You can also follow him on Instagram where he posts home workout videos.

The post Teacher Raises Money for Healthcare Workers By Running a Marathon in Crocs appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

“Many people are losing their jobs, not just artists and musicians, said Aleksandar Stankov, the opera director. “Even worse, some are losing lives, and we’re aware that’s what’s the most important right now. However, even though the whole world is on hold, we still believe we should do what we do best.”

Watch them perform Bella Ciao from their own homes below.

The post Serbian Musicians Who Stay at Homes Perform “Bella Ciao” appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Every night at 6. p.m., as the state announces the number of new coronavirus cases for the previous day, Italians in many cities gather to sing as a sign of protest and a way to boost morale.

Below is a video from the city of Siena that you can watch, but there are many more videos circulating around social media from other places in Italy!

The post Quarantined Italians Sing Together From Windows and Balconies appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

“I am sure you all are seeing what I am seeing, COVID 19 rates in the USA are rising at a truly scary rate. One thing I know for sure is that there’s a very easy way each of us can help, and that’s to #WearaDamnMask whenever we are in public.
#WearaDamnMask because we want to protect ourselves and, even more importantly, we want to protect others
#WearaDamnMask because clearly, the doctors and data say we are not going to beat this pandemic unless we each do our part to get rid of it
#WearaDamnMask because is it not a political issue, it is an issue of saving lives
#WearaDamnMask because it is the only way to keep our most vulnerable safe and the only way to get our economy back on track,” Burch’s Instagram post reads.

She also tagged other celebrities to accept the challenge and so far, Tracee Ellis Ross, Kerry Washington, Samira Nasr, Jennifer Aniston, Marisa Tomei, Matthew A. Cherry, Mindy Kaling, and Reese Witherspoon have gotten involved in the cause.

Here are just a few of the many celebrities who have taken part in the challenge and why they choose to wear a mask. Remember, the best way to prevent the pandemic from getting worse is to wear a mask when you’re in public places.

The post #WearADamnMask is the Latest Challenge Celebrities are Taking Part In appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

The twist is that he ran the whole thing in Crocs to pay tribute to healthcare workers. “People working in the healthcare system were saying how uncomfortable they have been working these long hours, so I thought, ‘Why not do a marathon in a pair of Crocs, and I’ll raise awareness for the NHS and a bit of money?'” he told LADbible.

When he started his goal was to reach £1,000, but he ended up making more than 10 times that amount. When the money kept pouring in, Gunn chose to increase the distance to 50km (31 miles).

He owned five pairs of Crocs and throughout the race at every 10k people voted on which pair of Crocs he wore. Don’t worry he wore them with socks!

The CEO of Crocs even donated and sent him 12 pairs of Crocs!

To date he’s raised almost £12,000 and you can donate to his cause on his GoFundMe page. You can also follow him on Instagram where he posts home workout videos.

The post Teacher Raises Money for Healthcare Workers By Running a Marathon in Crocs appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

“Many people are losing their jobs, not just artists and musicians, said Aleksandar Stankov, the opera director. “Even worse, some are losing lives, and we’re aware that’s what’s the most important right now. However, even though the whole world is on hold, we still believe we should do what we do best.”

Watch them perform Bella Ciao from their own homes below.

The post Serbian Musicians Who Stay at Homes Perform “Bella Ciao” appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.

Every night at 6. p.m., as the state announces the number of new coronavirus cases for the previous day, Italians in many cities gather to sing as a sign of protest and a way to boost morale.

Below is a video from the city of Siena that you can watch, but there are many more videos circulating around social media from other places in Italy!

The post Quarantined Italians Sing Together From Windows and Balconies appeared first on 5dwallpaper.com.