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Although Second Thought Theatre has not been able to stage a play for a live audience in nearly a year, the Dallas theater company’s STEP program allows audiences to witness the creation of new work from the comfort of home.

We streamed, we Zoomed, we ordered groceries and houseplants online, we created virtual villages while navigating laptop shortages to work and learn from home.

Zoom, Zoom and Zoom. Masks, masks and masks. Sourdough starter and short-order cooking. In these “troubled times,” in our sweat pants and the isolation we endure “out of an abundance of caution,” there isn’t much not to be over as 2020 comes to a longed for halt.

A group of acclaimed actors staged an online reading of a religious text with remarkable relevance to the current moment: the Book of Job

The coronavirus and strict new mandates limiting travel and public gatherings derailed thousands upon thousands of wedding weekends, putting a once-burgeoning wedding industry in an ongoing state of flux. NBC News spoke with a half-dozen wedding industry insiders who said that among the themes to emerge in 2020 are the rise of micro-weddings, the death of destination weddings, the growing…

Zoom is making sure Thanksgiving doesn’t get cut short for families who can’t be together on the holiday this year.

We all know Thanksgiving is going to look different this year

Plastic surgeons say demand for Botox and fillers is up during the pandemic as more people notice their perceived imperfections while on Zoom and other virtual call platforms.

Plastic surgeons say demand for Botox and fillers is up during the pandemic as more people notice their perceived imperfections while on Zoom and other virtual call platforms.

A federal court hearing on a challenge to Georgia’s voting machines was interrupted when someone began posting video and symbols in the live Zoom session

How did Dallas Cowboys greats Tony Romo and Darren Woodson train to be TV ready? A local broadcast coach is sharing their broadcast secrets.

How did Dallas Cowboys greats Tony Romo and Darren Woodson train to be TV ready? A local coach is sharing their broadcast secrets.

The Summer of COVID-19 is drawing to a close, and many experts fear an even bleaker fall

Zoom, the massive online meeting platform, is experiencing an outage Monday morning that’s affecting school districts and universities reliant on the platform across the country.

Monday was the first day of school — both virtual and in the classroom — for the Carroll Independent School District. Both were met with a few hiccups, thanks to technology. NBC 5 education reporter Wayne Carter shows us how the district coped as teachers and students couldn’t communicate.

Celebrity fashion stylist and co-host of “Fashion Police” is giving the rundown on how to look your best on a virtual video call and discussing how he is raising awareness for the skin condition, rosacea.

A Texas court has launched what the state says is the nation’s first virtual jury trial in a criminal case.

Seth Meyers fires sick burns at some deserving subjects, like funny Zoom backgrounds.

Jimmy Fallon shares 15 of his excuses to get out of Zoom meetings, such as getting attacked by hornets or reading “Moby Dick.”

Video app company Zoom says that it blocked several meetings and suspended the accounts of three activists at the request of the Chinese government.