March Madness 2020: How to Watch Live and Online

As we begin another week of social distancing, you'll need new TV shows and movies to help pass the time. Thankfully, there are some interesting things happening on streaming and network television over the next few days.

Your weekly horoscope is here! It's a new moon in Aries, the sign of new beginnings so open the virtual door, not the physical one. FaceTime your family and friends, hold Zoom hangouts, and generally breathe deep.

I have a question for you: Have you already slammed through every season of and succumbed to four times? (No? Just me?)

If you find yourself wanting to stay in this week as a precaution, don't worry: There are plenty of TV shows and movies coming out that will keep you occupied. From the return of Westworld to Little Fires Everywhere, your queue is about to look so good.Below, all the TV shows and movies to stream this week:Westworld: It’s been two years since this sci-fi cowboy phenomenon was last on HBO.

Your weekly horoscope is here! There are plenty of cosmic indicators exaggerating the fear of fear itself, creating a self-fulfilling prophecy. Master compassion, check the science, and stay cool is the message from serious Saturn as it moves into the social sign of Aquarius.

Fans will now be saying goodbye to Global‘s “Hawaii Five-0” over two nights instead of one.

With March Madness officially canceled this year, CBS has unveiled the new lineup that will replace those now-vacant spots on the network's schedule, TV Line reports. Grab your comfiest blanket and settle in for repeat episodes of hit sitcoms like Young Sheldon and Mom, along with the cop procedurals MacGyver and Blue Bloods, over the next few weeks. Fans will then be treated with new episodes of MacGyver and Blue Bloods at the beginning of April.

Taylor Swift‘s March Madness concert has been canceled due to coronavirus concerns.

Update 3/12/20: March Madness is no more. As a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the NCAA has announced that it will cancel all Division I men's and women's basketball tournaments and all remaining winter and spring championships.

There will be no madness this March after the NCAA on Thursday said the college tournament was canceled amid the coronavirus outbreak. The news came shortly after the ACC, SEC, Big Ten, Big 12 and Pac-12 tournaments were canceled.

The NCAA cancelled its men’s and women’s basketball tournaments on Thursday because of the spread of coronavirus, putting an abrupt end to the season less than a month before champions were to be crowned.

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, the NCAA has called off the annual college basketball tournament known as March Madness, which was set to begin next week.

The NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) announced on Wednesday that it will play its upcoming championship events and tournaments without fans due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Torn with what TV shows and movies to watch this week? We've got you covered. While the slate over the next few days isn't that robust, it is interesting.

Your weekly horoscope has arrived! Your challenge: to find the balance between what to improve and what to surrender as the moon moves into in her full phase hosted by detail-oriented Virgo. This is the perfect time to channel your heightened energy into an early spring cleaning extravaganza.