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A big trend on social media this week has been to share photos of yourself at 20… so we went back and found photos of 20 celebrities from then they were 20-years-old!

A lot of pop stars like Britney Spears, Beyonce, and Justin Timberlake were all at the beginnings of their careers when they were 20.

Young child stars like Macaulay Culkin and Raven-Symone were already household names for years by the time they reached that age.

Busy Philipps is one of the celebs who took to social media to share a “Me at 20″ photo.

Click inside to see all of the photos of celebs at age 20… More Here! »

Gyms nationwide are closed for at least another month but you don’t have to invest in expensive equipment to stay fit!

Below are 20 at-home workout accounts you should follow and a great first step toward getting in shape. The exercises are simple and short that even beginners can do them!

And if you’re worried that you’re old for this, we’ve got you covered. We’ve included a 74-year-old Canadian mother giving free workouts – she’s a bona fide fitness influencer!

The workouts need minimal equipment, but if you’re looking for something to use at home, we have a great list of available items that you can get to start a home gym.

Click inside to check out the Instagram workouts… More Here! »

Last month, the Georgia Aquarium let their penguins take a tour of the giant building that houses over 100,000 aquatic beings – and this month it was the puppies and kittens turn!

The Georgia Aquarium and Atlanta Humane Society teamed up to bring us a whole lot of cuteness as a clouder of kittens and two adorable puppies got to check out the aquarium as it was closed to the public due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The two puppies – Carmel and Odie – got to meet some sharks and a big grouper, while the kittens took over the Ocean Voyager exhibit and were mesmerized by the jellies.

Check out both of the videos below!

If you missed it, you can see which zoos have live streams so you can virtually visit them while they’re closed for the time being.

The 2020 Democratic National Convention has officially been postponed.

The event – originally set for July 13-17 – has been put on hold until August due to the current health crisis, Deadline reports.

“In light of the unprecedented health crisis facing our country, the 2020 Democratic National Convention will now be held the week of August 17 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, providing our team more time to determine the most appropriate structure for this historic event,” the Democratic National Convention Committee said.

“Ensuring the safety of the convention’s host community and all convention-goers has been—and always will remain—the top priority of the Democratic National Convention Committee,” they added. “As we continue to monitor the unpredictable and unprecedented public health emergency, we remain in constant communication with the local, state, and federal officials responsible for protecting public health and security, and will continue to follow their guidance.”

The event might change its format “to ensure nominating the next president of the United States is done without unnecessary risk to public health.”

Joe Solmonese, CEO of the Democratic National Convention Committee, said in a statement, “In our current climate of uncertainty, we believe the smartest approach is to take additional time to monitor how this situation unfolds so we can best position our party for a safe and successful convention.”

Get the latest updates on the ongoing health crisis here.

This UK family has found internet fame with their lockdown-themed version of “One Day More” from the musical Les Miserables!

The Marsh family is currently social distancing at their home in Kent – and the struggles they sing about are all too relatable.

The family performed the song in a Facebook video shared by dad Ben Marsh. It also features his wife Danielle and their four children, Alfie, 13, Thomas, 12, Ella, 10, and Tess, 8 (via Metro.co.uk).

After a brief family argument, they go on to sing about online shopping, ordering food, trying to contact their grandparents via Skype, whether or not to change their clothes, online schooling, and more serious issues concerning the ongoing health crisis.

The family was interviewed on BBC Breakfast on Tuesday (March 31).

“The nice thing about changing the words is that they can all sing about stuff that they like,” Ben said. “Football and all sorts of other stuff, school, grandparents which is a massive issue for everyone, being able to communicate online.”

“We’ve had these incredible messages that social media couldn’t keep up with from people coming off night shifts, ICU nurses, and it’s just absolutely lovely to see that positivity,” he added.

Watch below!

If you missed it, Nick Lachey and JoJo have also given some famous songs a quarantine-themed spin.

It looks like people are more worried about what they’re wearing from the waist up while working from home!

Walmart reports that people are buying more tops, but not bottoms, to prepare for working from home amid the current health crisis. Everyone has to make sure they are ready for this video meetings!

“We’re seeing increased sales in tops, but not bottoms,” Walmart’s executive vice president of corporate affairs Dan Bartlett told Yahoo Finance. “So, people who are concerned, obviously, from the waist up.”

“These behaviors are going to continue to change and evolve as people get accustomed to this new lifestyle, if you will,” he added.

Walmart has also seen an increase in sales in home entertainment items like DVDs and arts and crafts items. The data is all from U.S. sales.

Drive-In Movie Theaters are having a resurgence right now during the coronavirus outbreak.

According to reports via Deadline and the Los Angeles Times, the theaters are seeing a bump in business because most other traditional movie theaters have closed during the crisis.

Many are heading to the drive-in to enjoy a movie out at the theater and they can, because of how a vehicle is considered its’ own space.

This limits interactions with others and is one of the safest social distancing ways to see other people, all while enjoying a movie.

Deadline says that earlier this week, two of the last remaining drive-ins in California – the Paramount Drive-in California and the Sacramento 6 Drive-in – made over $1,000 at the box office.

There aren’t many Drive-Ins left, however, as most shuttered with the introduction of closed in movie theaters.

Find one near you by searching the web!