She’s making the most of her time in isolation by making some new music.
She is also launching her father-daughter Apple Music show.
She says quarantine has not been bad because she feels like she cheated at the beginning since she rescued and is fostering two puppies so she was completely distracted.
She and her brother Finneas just finished writing a new song which she says feels so right.
She says it’s about this time where you’re supposed to be unhappy right now because of this break but that despite missing people, she’s actually liking the space.
No word on when the song will be released.
#OnlineShopping
Study: 72% of Americans agree that shopping is a pandemic mood-booster.
Respondents admit to dropping about 18% on retail therapy each month amid the crisis, sending about $182.98 on impulse buys.
Comparatively, people claimed they were spending about $155.03 on impulse buys back in January, before the pandemic.
Many are justifying it as savvy shopping, as more than half say they’re only spending because of the great deals to be had.
The top impulse buys are cleaning supplies, hand sanitizer, toilet paper, hand soap, canned food, dishes detergent, and clothing.
#RoyHorn
Half of the legendary duo Siegfried & Roy passed away on Friday from complications due to coronavirus.
Siegfried said in a statement, “Today, the world has lost one of the greats of magic, but I have lost my best friend.”
He added, “Roy was a fighter his whole life including during these final days. I give my heartfelt appreciation to the team of doctors, nurses and staff at Mountain View Hospital who worked heroically against this insidious virus that ultimately took Roy’s life.”
He was 75 years old.
#CloroxWipes
The CEO of Clorox is warning people that disinfectant wipes won’t be fully in stock until this summer.
He says despite the company’s increase in production, Clorox can’t meet the consumer demand for wipes.
Right now, factories are operating 24 hours a day to produce more.
He says, “We think we will be in substantially better shape by the summer.”
