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Struggling to find something to watch on Netflix while social distancing?

Jimmy Fallon and John Legend have got your back. During the latest home edition of The Tonight Show, the host video chatted the singer to find out what he and Chrissy Teigen have been doing to keep themselves occupied.

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#MichaelPangilinan performs as both #SamSmith and #JohnLegend - "Lay Me Down" (#YourFaceSoundsFamiliar)

by Jocelyn Vena

Sam Smith and John Legend have teamed up for a good cause. The two soulful singers have recorded a new version of Smith’s “Lay Me Down” for the U.K. charity Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day.

All proceeds from the track’s sale will go to the charity. In addition to the recording, the singers will appear at the “Comic Relief: Face the Funny” event on March 13. The event will take place at the London Palladium and will air on BBC One.

" ‘Lay Me Down’ holds a very special place in my heart," Smith said. "Not only did I perform it at the Brits, I’m now going to perform it live on the Red Nose Day show with the extremely talented John Legend."

"I recently visited a Comic Relief-funded project in my hometown which supports the young LGBT community in London," Smith added. "I’m extremely proud that my single will help raise money for projects like this and many others in the UK and across Africa."

For his part, Legend gushed about his Grammy-winning collaborator. “Sam is such a talented artist. We’ve been looking forward to working together for a while now,” he said. “I’m so glad we could collaborate on such a great song and for such a great cause.”

Warning: You’re about to fall 10 times more in love with Chrissy Teigen. The model foodie makes her daytime television debut on FABLife today, and in this first clip, recorded on her second wedding anniversary, Teigen tells the story of how John Legend (finally) asked her to marry him. In the Maldives for Christmas, Teigen had horrible cramps and wasn’t very happy with Legend, who’d gifted her a crock pot and cookbook that year. But after digging through some arugula—seriously—Teigen said yes.