Pride may be postponed this year, but rainbows, they're not going anywhere.

Besides being a symbol for celebrating sexual and gender diversity, rainbows are all about hope.

And right now, we sure could use it.

One of the most timeless songs about rainbows is the Rainbow Connection, originally written for the Muppet movie by Paul Williams and Kenneth Asher, which over the years became a huge cover song by people like Justin Vivian Bond, Jason Maraz, Deborah Harry, and even The Carpenters.

And now, Kermit D. Frog is singing it again socially distance and unplugged from his home in the Okee-Finoki swamp.

Today we take a look at the song, the Rainbow Connection, plus all the sizzling hot news.

The Girl Scouts get some of that bailout money for their cookies.

Fox News gives Trump's favorite sister act, Diamond and Silk, The Boot.

The library's open. 80's hunk, Rob Lowe, throws some shade towards Tom Cruise.

And Russians capture an alleged cannibal after finding a severed penis in the yard.

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Why are there so many songs about rainbows and what's on the other side?

Rainbows are visions, but only illusions,

and rainbows have nothing to hide.

So we've been told and some choose to believe it.

I know their own wait and see.

Some day we'll find it.

The rainbow connection,

the lovers, the dreamers, and me.

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