This post is being continually updated as more cancelations and postponements are announced.

As we all do our part to quell the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) by social distancing, government officials, community leaders, and event organizers are making tough decisions with the hope of keeping people safe. Coachella, Stagecoach, and Glastonbury have all been postponed or canceled outright. Sports seasons are suspended. The Summer Olympics in Tokyo are postponed until 2021. And Hollywood is being affected in loads of different ways. Things are changing every day, and the latest news is that Greys Anatomy will cut its current season short.

After previously announcing that it had postponed production, Greys Anatomy has now decided to permanently cease filming episodes for Season 16. According to Deadline, the medical drama had already wrapped production on episode 21 of the 25-episode season. The now-season finale, formerly episode 21, will air on April 9th. Its titled Put on a Happy Face.

The coronavirus has sent ripple effects through the entire entertainment industry and beyond. Large concerts from stars like Miley Cyrus and Madonna have been canceled, and Clare Crawleys season of The Bachelorette is postponed. Even the Met Gala has had to change its plans. Find out more about the events, concerts, and production affected by the coronavirus below.

Well continue to update as more announcements about coronavirus-related cancelations and postponements come out.

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