Chuck Franzke, from Wisconsin, was a navy pilot during World War II, but has now earned recognition around the world thanks to his amazing dance moves.
The Sunglass Hut launches interactive #TheSunWithin weekly campaign to stay connected and be happy during coronavirus quarantine over social media.
The couple's third daughter Goldie made her Today debut via video chat on Tuesday, 12 days after she was born on March 26.
Shaman Durek, 45, who counts Gwyneth Paltrow among his famous clients, told Femail that there has been a lot of 'crying and sadness' because of his separation from Princess Martha Louise of Norway.
Zoe Davies and Tom Jackson, of London, who are both NHS doctors, are one of the thousands of couples whose plans to wed were postponed as a result of the UK going into lockdown last month.
Australian top chef Danielle Alvarez has revealed her secret to creating the perfect pasta dish for isolation. The dish uses pantry staples including onion, chickpeas and carrots.
John Lloyd, 66 and Val Smith, 62, who both have cerebral palsy and are residents of a care home in Cheshire, beat the lock down to get married, after their first wedding was cancelled due to illness.
Wintour, 70, shared the news in an Instagram video posted by Vogue on Monday, revealing that her son, Charlie Shaffer, 35, has been treating COVID-19 patients in the ICU at Weill Cornell.
Elena Sotiriou, 46, who lives in Upminster, claims she was told by the manager of her local branch that she would have to leave the store with her two children because of new rules.
UK-based online pharmacy Doctor-4-U reported the month-on-month increase in sales of both ellaOne and Levonelle between February and March.
Kelly Conner, 40, has been getting chemo at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Texas since she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her husband, Albert, 44, promised to be at every appointment.
Speaking on the Heir Pod podcast, Omid Scoobie said the couple, who recently moved to Califronia, may struggle to earn the significant income they need to fund their lifestyle.
Speaking on BBC Radio 4's The Food Programme on Sunday, Mary Berry, pictured, said that even she relies on supermarkets when stocking up on hot cross buns.
Frankie Creedy, from Somerset, who works as a paediatric nurse at Musgrove Park Hospital wrote an impassioned Facebook post about the fear she experiences at work every day.
Michael McGuirk, from London, told BBC sounds that he felt like the church's 'dirty little secret' upon discovering his father was a Catholic priest when he impregnated his mother,
New York society art dealer Kenny Schachter, 58, had told Tatler how he was duped into a multi-million dollar art scam by his former friend and disappeared dealer Inigo Philbrick, 32.
Snow, 50, posted a video on Sunday explaining that her husband, 50, had developed symptoms and she was staying home to care for him.
Royal fans have raised £11,750 for charities in Canada, America and South Africa in just days as part of a campaign to celebrate Prince Harry, 35, and Meghan Markle's, 38, son Archie's first birthday.
Dan Jones examines ancient artefacts that may have once belonged to the Knights Templar on the History channel. He begins his search with a collection hidden in the British countryside.
Frankie Herbert, 24, wrote a first-person account for Marie Claire in which she told how she was mentally abused by a man who later attempted to force himself on her in her London flat.
Helen Mirren, 74, who is thought to be in lockdown in the UK, said she has a long-standing passion for gardening which has helped keep her 'dark dragons' at bay.
Sophie Clayton, 26, from Surrey, suffers from functional neurological disorder (FND) - a condition where signals between the brain and nervous system are interrupted.
Vicky Makin from Wigan, posted a hilarious video to Facebook, after she was left covered from head to toe in flour when her mischievous toddler Layla playfully ripped the entire bag open.
Belle Francom, from Utah, was tasked with building the contraption - known as a Rube Goldberg Machine - for school.
Australian radio personality Sami Lukis has revealed what it's really like going on a 'digital date' during the coronavirus pandemic.
