For the littles at home…

• If you need help getting your kids to wash their hands, this adorable PSA from Lego Batman should help 
• If they love Harry Potter, you can catch your favorite celebrities (starting with Daniel Radcliffe himself!) read the books on this new series

If you’re a puzzler…

• If you want to kick it up a notch, Heinz Ketchup just released an all red puzzle that will keep you puzzled for the next few weeks (Burger King also released a Burger puzzle if you prefer getting hungry while you puzzle). 
• And if you’ve ever wondered how they make puzzles, this video is also fun  

If you’ve enjoyed all the extra time in the kitchen…

• Looking for a way to reuse those food scraps? The New York Times has you covered.
• Grab those kids and check out Chad Sarno’s Wicked Healthy Kids video series to learn how to make quick and easy vegan breakfasts, grab-and-go snacks, and packed lunches.

If you need a little culture…

• These 12 famous museums offer virtual tours that you can take from the comfort of your couch!
• Check out this Facebook group that has gone viral! It’s full of quarantined people recreating art using whatever is in their house.
• The New York City Ballet’s Digital Spring Session continues tonight 

If you’re a music fan, you’re in luck! Tons of music events are happening this weekend…

• Bud Light Seltzer is hosting a new virtual weekly music series called the Bud Light Seltzer Sessions: Your Flavor. Your Show. Bachata artists Romeo Santos and Aventura, as well as Latin pop singer Karol G, will kick off the series on Friday May 8 at 9 p.m. ET. The series will be livestreamed on Bud Light’s YouTube channel every week throughout May and will benefit the American Red Cross by encouraging viewers to contribute to the organization through donations or volunteering.
• The 320 Festival – an online event created to bring awareness to the importance of mental health  – starts today and goes all weekend. Check out music by Coldplay’s Chris Martin, Badflower, Blue October’s Justin Furstenfeld, Kiiara, Lindsey Stirling, Echosmith and more, and  the event will also include panel discussions and special appearances by Linkin Park’s Mike Shinoda, Guns N’ Roses’ Duff McKagan, Yungblud and more.
• Saturday night, join Cher, Pink, Salma Hayek, Millie Bobby Brown and a ton of musical acts on an adventure around the world as they visit UNICEF heroes and hear their stories from the front lines during the virtual “UNICEF Won’t Stop” event .
• Katy Perry will be joining forces with Haily Bieber, Rita Ora and Lil Nas X, among others, for a good cause on Saturday afternoon. The stars will be raising funds to support and raise awareness for the COVID-19 Solidarity Response Fund for the World Health Organization (WHO)​, which is powered by the ​United Nations Foundation.
• If you prefer your music a little more country, Nora Jane Struthers will be streaming live in the Ark Family Room Series on Sunday evening.

For a few random items…

• Know a healthcare hero? You can nominate them to be in an ad thanking essential workers starting on May 11th on Pepsi’s new #PepsiStrongerTogether site.
• Bud Light is also hosting an Open for Takeout website to help you find and support restaurants who are still open for takeout during quarantine. Give it a shot – it worked well for me!
• YouTube has some great tips on how to survive the quarantine with their new Get By #WithMe channel

And don’t forget the moms this weekend (Mother’s Day is Sunday)!

• Check out the documentary Call Your Mother, where stand-up comics Roy Wood Jr., Kristen Schaal, Jo Koy, Bridget Everett, Fortune Feimster, Louie Anderson and many others celebrate the women who raised them and made them funny. While it was supposed to premier at the Tribeca Film Festival, it will now be playing on Mother’s Day on Comedy Central. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWgqH4jpoIg