The Forbes coronavirus survival guide: staying entertained under quarantine by MadelinePBerg
, provides a platform for musicians from Jon Bon Jovi to Trey Songz. (The shows are not archived, so be sure to tune in to see when your favorite artist is playing. For more casual performances, explore the social media accounts of your favorites. John Legend and Chris Martin have already streamed live music from their living rooms.
Sean MendesUse the self-imposed isolation to write the script that you always wanted to write.Looking for something more productive? Learn the mechanics of screen writing or the ins and outs of composing a standup routine. For the price of a gourmet cocktail at the mixology bar you can’t go to you can have a monthly subscription to Masterclass, where star creators like
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