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You can now get paid to watch TV during the Coronavirus outbreak Kyle Schnitzer

Ozark, the crime thriller featuring Jason Bateman and Laura Linney, returns for season three on March 27, and one is looking to pay someone to watch the first two seasons. Read More

How ESPN is approaching sports during the Coronavirus outbreak Kyle Schnitzer

ESPN’s Executive Vice President, Programming Acquisitions and Scheduling, Burke Magnus spoke with the company’s media arm Front Row to discuss how ESPN is approaching a sport-less landscape that leaves the company trying to fill voids the past week. Read More

Health

This isn’t the first time sports teams have played in eerily empty arenas Chris Lamb

Until now, few athletes have known what it’s like to play before thousands of raucous fans one game and then play in an empty stadium the next. Read More

How To

Here are some ideas on how to keep busy during the Coronavirus epidemic Kyle Schnitzer

Schools and businesses have started to shutter shop in the US, and with people opting to stay safe and avoid public events, you’re likely looking for something to keep you occupied until there’s a better grasp of the Coronavirus outbreak. Until then, it might the ideal time to tackle a new hobby (or continuing binging on Netflix) while you’re staying indoors. Read More

Advice

Should you listen to music when you work?John R. Aiello

As music enthusiasts and psychologists, we wanted to understand when it helps and when it hurts to listen to music while performing tasks. Read More

How To

6 games you need to play when you are stuck inside and bored Ladders Contributor

Here are 6 games perfect for you and your partner or friends when you are stuck inside all day because of Coronavirus. Read More

Health

Sports come to a halt amid Coronavirus pandemic Kyle Schnitzer

After the NBA suspended its season “until further notice” in wake of a player testing positive for the coronavirus, leagues around the world could take similar steps that could halt games until further notices. Read More

Office Life

If you work in this city, there’s a good chance you are talking about March Madness right now Kyle Schnitzer

Business and coaching firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas estimated employers would lose $13.3 billion in lost productivity due to March Madness in 2019. Read More

Advice

These types of purchases will make you happier, study finds John Anderer

When we’re thinking about buying an expensive new jacket, watch, or video game system, we all tend to envision ourselves post-purchase as happy and content. Most of the time, once we’ve actually purchased said item, it hardly compares to what we built up in our head. Read More

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In the last few months, older social media personalities have been gaining traction on sites like Instagram, Twitter, and Tik Tock. They’re called Grandfluencers, and they’re here to debunk pervasive ageism myths….and make a little cash doing it.

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7 things you should never ask your boss

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