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  How to Quarantine Like an Influencer or Celebrity

  March 20 at 4 a.m.

  Coronavirus has taken over the world and to help stop the spread of the deadly virus, the government has advised everyone stay inside. But there's no way you're quarantining as fabulously as social media influencers are. Have you seen their posts? They're wearing makeup and they're on boats in thong...

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  A Family Affected by Cancer Uses Games to Give Back

  February 4 at 4 a.m.

  In 2015, the lives of Chris and Christina Haslage changed the moment a friend forgot where he had parked his car. While it's a relatable mishap for many, the couple from Ohio said the level of confusion in their friend was uncharacteristic. Worse, it sparked an all-too-familiar feeling of dread...

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  From Giant Poop Emojis to Trench Memoirs, Flight School Studio Lets Passion Lead

  February 3 at 4 a.m.

  What does a giant poop emoji in Klyde Warren Park and an award-nominated console game about pinball and swords have in common? Both projects, along with a slew of other creative endeavors, spring from the minds at Flight School Studio.

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  Dallas Magician Trigg Watson Served as a Consultant to Netflix’s Magic Show

  January 22 at 4 a.m.

  The next time you find yourself being amazed while watching Magic for Humans on Netflix, know that Dallas magician extraordinaire Trigg Watson had a hand in those stunning tricks. Magic for Humans, now in its second season on Netflix, stars magician Justin Willman as he explores themes like love, self-control...

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  The PY1 Pyramid in Arlington Is Even Cooler Than We Thought

  January 9 at 4 a.m.

  Earlier in December, a mysterious pyramid popped up in Arlington’s Globe Life Park parking lot. And while pyramids are all automatically mysterious, PY1 is a creation by Lune Rouge Entertainment, a production company founded by Cirque du Soleil creator Guy Laliberté. Even with that flashy calling card, the space exceeded...

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  Dallas Influencers Unfazed by Instagram’s Plan to Remove Public ‘Likes’

  Monday, November 25, 2019 at 4 a.m.

  Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri announced last week upcoming plans to remove the ability to see others’ likes from the platform in the U.S. On their quest to become the safest place on the internet, Mosseri provided reasoning to BuzzFeed that the decision was “about creating a less pressurized environment where...