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A survey found the top secondary uses for dining room tables right now include a desk . . . a place to play games . . . a place to do video calls . . . extra work space for cooking . . . and where we put our computer when we do an online workout.

Someone checked Google Trends to see which recipe each state is googling more during the lockdown. Hamburgers are #1 in 12 states . . . chicken is the top search in five . . . and Washington D.C. is looking for margarita recipes

Even though lots of things have been cancelled because of the crisis, there's still plenty to look forward to this month. Including Mother's Day . . . Memorial Day . . . Cinco de Mayo . . . celebrities honoring the Class of 2020 . . . and the launch of HBO Max. And it's more important than ever...

How much longer can you stay in lockdown before you go completely nuts? 72% of people think they'll hit their breaking point by early June.

A survey found 49% of us are driving around in messy cars that we haven't cleaned out in a while. And one in four people would rather clean their TOILET than their car.

Have you experienced "Zoom fatigue" yet, where you feel anxious or exhausted by too many video chats? It's partly because they're just not natural for our brains. They require more focus, there's too much eye contact, not enough body language, and we're constantly worried about how we look.

Is the "quarantine 15" a myth? 79% of Americans say they're NOT eating worse because of the lockdown. 45% are cooking more. 25% are eating more fruits and veggies. And we're also adding other healthy routines, like more cardio, yoga, and getting more sleep.

If you want to start a journal about your experience with the coronavirus pandemic, here are some tips to get you started: Don't get caught up thinking about what other people will think or whether you're interesting enough . . . record in a way that works for you, whether that's writing in a...

Has the crisis been giving you nightmares? Here are some quick tips for a better night's sleep: Stick to your normal routine during the day as much as possible. Keep your work and sleep spaces separate. Unplug from technology at least an hour before it's time to sleep. And don't "doomscroll" before...

63% of engaged couples say they've now postponed their wedding because of the pandemic, according to a new survey. 22% of couples say they're still sticking with their original wedding plans.