Swiping took dating apps mainstream. Now a new crop of startups is betting that the next big dating platform will feel less like a feed and more like a wingman. Would you pay $15 to go on a date? It’s ...

Knowing where to start with your backlog is tough, but someone has developed a tool that will help you decide, and it's ...

Changing my location on dating app Hinge to find matches outside of the US worked for me. I found love and am now planning my ...

An HR advisor with a background in recruitment and HRIS functions, with a passion for video games and writing. Oliver grew up playing Call of Duty with his siblings and has garnered 1000s of hours ...

While Gen Z catches a lot of flak for being single, or even antisocial, there's a brutal economic reality underscoring why some people aren't going out: They simply don't have the disposable income.

As public backlash against Big Dating mounts, a batch of new gay hookup apps offer community-powered alternatives. As public backlash against popular queer apps continues to mount, a batch of tech ...

Bumble is losing the feature that reshaped how we look for love. Daters may be ready for something more intentional. By Catherine Pearson Shefa Ahsan, 29, thinks online dating is a slog for many ...

A single mom signs up for a dating app with her daughter for a fun bonding experience, but it goes wrong when the daughter goes missing in Lifetime’s “The Dating App Nightmare.” In Lifetime’s “The ...

The new thriller “The Dating App Nightmare” premieres Thursday, May 7 at 8 p.m. on Lifetime Movie Network, delivering a chilling story about how quickly an online connection can take a dangerous turn.

It’s time to meet in person again. After helping shape the online dating scene, Bumble will get rid of the signature dating app swiping feature in 2026. The popular dating app was founded back in 2014 ...

When it comes to what single Americans are looking for in a partner, their list of desired traits vary. Forty-five percent of people are hesitant but open minded about dating someone who was recently ...

Ariel Messman-Rucker is an Oakland-born journalist who now calls the Pacific Northwest her home. When she’s not writing about politics and queer pop culture, she can be found reading, hiking, or ...