What’s canceled and what’s delayed?
Here’s how coronavirus is impacting your favorite movies, TV shows, festivals, and more.
Things are moving quickly as Americans respond to the burgeoning coronavirus crisis.
Check it out below.
No Time to Die: The upcoming James Bond installmentpushed back its premierefrom April to November.
The Lovebirds:The action rom-com, starringKumail NanjianiandIssa Rae, has been pulled by Paramount.
It was scheduled to open in theaters April 3.
Antlers:Thehorror film starring Keri Russellset for April 17 will be rescheduled for later this year.
Lionsgate pulledSawfranchise movieSpiral,Janelle Monae-ledAntebellum, andSarah Paulson thrillerRunfrom the release schedule.
Likewise,all Harkins theatersare temporarily closed.
Minions: The Rise of Gru: The latest installment inthe Minions franchisehas been stalled.
With strict anti-coronavirus measures being enacted in France, Illumination has closed down its Paris studio.
We look forward to finding a new release date for the return of Gru and the Minions."
The exact date and venue have yet to be determined.
All purchased tickets and passes will be honored for the new dates.
Ultra Music Festival: The annual Miami music fest is canceled, andticketholders are reportedly not being refunded.
ET through Monday, March 23.
Tours affected by the change include Billie Eilish, Cher, Post Malone, and Kiss.
Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival: The beloved annual Tennessee festival announced it was rescheduling for the fall.
The 2020 iteration of Bonnaroo is now set to take place Sept. 24 through 27.
“All current tickets and onsite accommodations (camping, tent rentals, RV, etc.)
will be honored for the new weekend,” the festival announced in a note on its website.
“Fans with off-site accommodations and shuttles purchased through the festival will be contacted directly with updates.”
Survivor: The currently airing all-champions edition ofWinners at Warwill not be affected.
However, production on theupcoming season scheduled to begin filming March 24 has now been halted.
Reruns will air in place.
Grace and Frankie:The Netflix comedy series has suspended production on filming its seventh and final season.
A return date has not yet been set.
EW confirmed on Friday that they had also suspended production onThe Flash.
This includesThe Bachelorette, which has nowhalted production on season 16.
It alsostopped production on season 2 ofThe Witcher,which was filming in the U.K.
The Ellen DeGeneres Show:Production is suspended completely until March 30th, the hostannounced.
The Kelly Clarkson Show: Production has been shut down temporarily.
The Handmaid’s Tale:The Hulu dystopian drama is shutting down production on filming its fourth season.
The company’s other television productions have closed up shop as well.
Production of ABC’sGeneral Hospitalwill be suspended through Friday, April 10.
An interruption in the broadcast of original episodes is not anticipated.
CBS’The Young and the Restlesshalted production on Monday, March 16.
The same day,The Bold and the Beautifulalso announced it would suspend production for at least two weeks.
Also at Starz,Stephen Amell says productionon his new wrestling dramaHeelshas been put on pause.
The six-episode limited series was originally set to debut May 10.
The family drama hails from writer-director Derek Cianfrance andstars Mark Ruffalo as identical twin brothers.
Andrew Cuomo on March 12 prohibiting gatherings of more than 500 people in the state.
The league said performances will resume April 13.
Ticket holders for performances on or before that date can contact their point of purchase for refunds and exchanges.
Same goes for shows at the Mark Taper Forum, Ahmanson Theatre, and Kirk Douglas Theatre.
The L.A. Philharmonic and L.A. Opera have also suspended performances through the end of the month.
“We will announce new dates and additional information once Broadway opens again.
We are looking forward to celebrating Broadway and our industry when it is safe to do so.”
However, the SXSW Film Fest Award winners will still be announced March 24.
Tribeca Film Festival: The event, which was scheduled for April 15-26, has been postponed.
It was previously slated to begin at the end of March.
DragCon LA: The 2020 edition of theRuPaul’s Drag Race-affiliated conventionhas beencanceled.
WonderCon: The annual fan convention based in Anaheim, Calif., has been postponed.
Its organizer, Comic-Con International, said thatSan Diego Comic-Conwill still take place July 23 through 26.
Kids' Choice Awards: The Nickelodeon awards show, set for March 22, has also been postponed.
A new date has not been announced yet.
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame: The induction ceremony has been postponed.
Whitney Houston, the Notorious B.I.G., and other artists werepreviously setto be honored on May 2.
HISTORYCon: The April 3-5 event has also been postponed.
Tied for the most nominations wereCats, A Madea Family Funeral,andRambo: Last Blood.
But now that the auditorium has canceled all events through March 31,it’s off.
The ceremony is to be rescheduled, with refunds for ticketed guests.
The news came one day after publisher Penguin Random House withdrew from the event.
But by mid-April, the event was canceled altogether with plans to return in 2021.
“Judging continues, and we look forward to announcing our incredibly talented nominees later this Spring.
The2020 Cannes Film Festival will not be held during its planned dates, May 12 to 23.
A new date has not yet been announced.
Songwriters Hall of Fame: There will be no annual Songwriters Hall of Fame induction ceremony this year.
NHL: On Thursday, the NHL did the same,announcing they were pausing their hockey season.
The statement from chairman Fred Riley said they still hope to host the competitions at a later date.
The Universal CityWalk at both locations is closed.
SeaWorld: All SeaWorld locations will close down March 16 through the end of March.
Knott’s Berry Farm: The Southern California theme park will be closed from March 14 until mid-May.
This story was first published March 12 and is being updated with new developments.
