online dating

Single people are probably too familiar with the most popular dating apps and websites to find love on the internet. What about those ways to find a partner with interests that are a little more…specific?

Finding love can be challenging during the best of circumstances. Imagine trying to do it in a pandemic.  “It’s definitely gone a lot slower than it has in the before times,” says 28-year-old Sara Estan, who has been looking for love with the help of dating apps. “But it’s been a pretty interesting experience so far.”  Estan says it’s been...

Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd is the youngest female founder to take a U.S. company public.

Bumble’s IPO gives Match Group a new publicly traded rival, but one trader is steering clear of both dating sites despite the hype.

We take closer look at online dating during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how to avoid scams while looking for love.

The pandemic has changed nearly everything about how we live our lives, including the way we date. Netflix’s “Queer Eye” star and relationship expert Karamo Brown shared his insight on making connections in a pandemic, as NBCLX hosts Nik Z and Ashley Holt expose some of their most zesty Instagram DMs.

Are you looking for someone to explore the world with? Do you enjoy sourdough bread and maybe bushwacking through the forest to a private lake? Then Elliot Frantz may be the right man for you. The 29-year-old from Portland, Oregon, is looking for love and even launched his own website to streamline the process.

A reality series about gamers and love called “Happily Ever Avatar” shows how three couples whose relationships began in the gaming world made a jump to the real world.

The coronavirus has forced “Catfish,” a show about online deception, to take its action online for the new season. Hosts Nev Schulman and Kamie Crawford tease the new episodes and discuss how the show has changed over time.

Are people dating during COVID-19? They are! And two millennial women are making it a little easier with their hand-curated dating service “Catch Feelings, Not COVID.”