The holiday season is here, but because of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are still unable to enjoy the season with our families and friends fully. Everyone is still encouraged to stay indoors and avoid ...

You may not be together in-person, but you can get into the holiday spirit virtually. This year, the CDC recommends people avoid traveling for the holidays or having large family gatherings. This is ...

It's almost a year into the pandemic and we’re still thankful for the technology that helps us stay in touch with friends and family while staying safe and socially distant — but Zoom fatigue is also ...

It's time to think about the most highly anticipated football event of the season: your Super Bowl party. No matter what team you're rooting for, celebrating Super Bowl Sunday consists of quality time ...

Zoom Video Communications Inc. is hoping to make workers more productive with the general availability of Zoom Apps, which enables people to use dozens of third-party tools from directly within its ...

We've been in this pandemic for a while now, and we've sort of gotten used to a primarily virtual social life. Meetings and classes on Zoom are adequate, the catch-up call while you tidy your kitchen ...

Most adults have years of experience attending social events, meetings, and other gatherings. We abide by social customs regarding greetings, conversation topics, attire, and acceptable standards of ...

Now that October is well underway, you may be getting ready to plan out the festivities. While this year will look a bit different due to the ongoing pandemic, that doesn't mean you can't celebrate.

Halloween, like most things in 2020, is going to be far from normal this year. We've already covered how you can deliver candy to kids from a distance and outlined ways to attempt to celebrate ...