Netflix is aging up its dating-show demographic. The streamer has released a trailer for an unscripted series called The ...

Most daters and coaches say they want a more bespoke dating-app experience, starting first with more personal questionnaires that get to the heart of who someone is. Alex Barron, 34, a dating and ...

That's what Hinge found in its new Love and ADHD D.A.T.E. report, with survey findings ... Two areas where ADHD daters may struggle are responding to potential dates and navigating small talk ...

Eighty-three percent of CMB daters would consider ending a relationship because of different political views. Around the same amount, 84 percent, would date someone who supports Kamala Harris ...

It means that daters on Hinge can view the profiles that the app says are “getting the most attention coupled with who we think you’ll like,” but cannot contact them without sending them a “rose.” ...

Online daters are used to swiping right or left — but could their decision hinge on whether that person leans right or left politically? "They don't bring it up on the first or even the second ...

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Recognizing that daters are increasingly prioritizing politics in their search for “the one,” many dating apps have introduced features that make it easier for users to match with potential ...

“Reverting to old-school tactics,” said Stockwell. “Surprisingly, almost half of Gen Z daters say they’d like to meet a potential new partner at the grocery store or supermarket.