We’re on Day 13 of our special coronavirus coverage, and we hope everyone is staying safe! Get caught up on Saturday’s reports and Sunday’s news, or keep reading for the latest trending COVID-19 news from the celebrity and royal world:

For parents who are homeschooling their kids, these apps will help your little ones learn new skills in no time.

Rihanna has donated $5 million to support coronavirus relief through her charity organization, the Clara Lionel Foundation. See which Hollywood stars have also joined the singer in helping those in need during the pandemic.

Queer Eye's Antoni Porowski is using his extra time at home quarantined for good. The TV star fostered a pit-beagle mix named Neon.

Frequent hand washing with soap and water for at least 20 second helps prevent coronavirus spread. That’s why Crown Princess Victoria’s kids are bringing awareness on how to properly wash your hands.

Leave it to Bad Bunny to save his fans from boredom. The reggaetonero shared a video on his social network of himself playing with characters from the movie Toy Story. The singer created a new storyline for the animated film that involved Woody proposing sanitary measures to combat COVID-19.

In royal developments, here is how Kate Middleton and Prince William will be homeschooling their kids.

Cardi B and DJ iMarkkeyz’s viral Coronavirus remix is the social gift that keeps on giving.

As we all socially isolate, D-Nice is bringing us together by throwing the hottest virtual parties in town. The DJ and photographer, who got his start in old school hip hop group Boogie Down Productions in the mid-1980s, broke the internet over the weekend with Homeschoolin’: A Social Distancing Dance Party on Instagram Live. On Saturday, D-Nice played the hottest dance tracks in music history for more than 9 hours, attracting a crowd including Michelle Obama, Will Smith, Jennifer Lopez, Halle Berry, Rihanna, Kerry Washington and even Joe and Bernie. The best part? There’s no VIP section at Club Quarantine so everyone gets to boogie together.

The 2020 Summer Olympic Games in Japan have officially been postponed. International Olympic Committee member Dick Pound told USA Today: “The parameters going forward have not been determined, but the Games are not going to start on July 24, that much I know.”

Marc Anthony has reached out to his fans during this tough time, and has given them an amazing thank you.

Meanwhile, Marc’s son Cristian Muñiz is sending romantic messages during self-isolation.

Sarah Jessica Parker has given an update on how her three children are doing in isolation. During an appearance with husband Matthew Broderick on a special edition of The Rosie O'Donnell Show on Sunday to benefit The Actors’ Fund, the Sex and the City star said 10-year-old twins Tabitha and Marion and 17-year-old James Wilkie, are “very well.” “Everybody is well – healthy and mentally, trying to wrap their heads around the current state we’re living in,” she said. “It’s a confounding and totally unthinkable time.”

Enrique Iglesias’ sister Tamara Falcó is mourning the loss of her father, who died of coronavirus on Friday.

Placido Domingo has tested positive for coronavirus. The famed opera star, who had withdrawn from performing after facing a series of sexual misconduct allegations, is quarantined with his family.  

Harvey Weinstein has also been diagnosed with COVID-19. The convicted rapist is reportedly in isolation in a New York prison. The disgraced movie producer was sentenced to serve 23 years behind bars for rape and sexual assault earlier this month.

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Gwyneth Paltrow is urging us all to take coronavirus more seriously. Alongside a photo of herself in full face mask and gloves gear to head to her farmers market, she wrote a heartfelt statement about the pandemic. “Yesterday I heard tales of crowded hiking trails and parks. Although we are all on a learning curve and aren't always perfect as we figure out this temporary new normal, we must take the orders seriously and not abuse the freedoms we still have; grocery store and essential errand runs, bike rides or walks. It’s time for nesting, reading, cleaning out closets, doing something you've always wanted to do (write a book, learn an instrument or a language or learn to code online, draw or paint) going through photos, cooking, and reconnecting on a deeper level with the people you love... We will get through and I bet you our humanity will shine like never before."

Rita Wilson, who was diagnosed with coronavirus along with her husband Tom Hanks, is going “quarantine stir crazy” and the results are pretty hilarious. In a video on social media, the actress is seen in bed as she raps Naughty By Nature’s 1993 hit Hip Hop Hooray, word for word, and fans went wild. Who knows? Rita might have a new career in music ahead of her once she’s on her feet again.

Madonna got mixed reactions from fans when she called coronavirus “the great equalizer” in a video posted on social media. The pop icon filmed herself taking a bath as she waxed philosophical about the pandemic, saying: “That's the thing about COVID-19. It doesn't care about how rich you are, how famous you are, how funny you are... What’s terrible about it is that it’s made us all equal in many ways, and what’s wonderful about is, is that it’s made us all equal in many ways.”