If you need something to read, Gretchen Felker-Martin has made her novella No End Will Be Found pay-what-you-want. Yes, you can even opt to get it for free, but it would be nice if you left her a bit of a tip. Check it out here.
Here's twelve museums that let you take virtual tours from the comfort of your own home.

Maybe watching cute animals who know nothing about pandemics is more your speed. If so, here's the Monterey Bay Aquarium's live cams.
I assume Youtube is going to get quite the workout as people stay in. Might I suggest Drivetribe (if you like cars), Ola Englund (if you like guitars and metal), Matt Colville (if you like D&D), Avoiding the Puddle (if you like video games and humor), Sajam (if you like fighting game commentary), Ask a Mortician (if you like the death industry), Mary Spender (if you like guitars and a view into the life of a musician), Rachel Maksy (if you like vintage clothes and cosplay), eBay Miniature Rescues (if you like painting miniatures).
Looking for a new long-running livestream D&D game to follow? Check out this playlist for Tales from the Mists, an interesting take on Ravenloft.
Want a near-endless stream of heavy music? Follow the Nuclear Blast, Napalm Records, Metal Blade, and Century Media channels.
I also imagine people will be getting a lot out of their Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, etc. streaming services. Need a list of the Best Horny Movies for Quarantine? Well, somebody's got you covered.
The LA Times crossword is free online. But don't just exercise your mind; keep that body moving too with this cornucopia of workout routines.
Keep washing your hands, don't hoard toilet paper, stay home and stay well.