YOUTUBE (CNN) - Who should pay on a date?
Who should pay on a date? Modern day Carrie Bradshaw Karley Sciortino gives her take to Audie Cornish and Ari Shapiro on this week's Engagement Party podcast.
YOUTUBE (CNN) - Want to find love? Log off.
The backlash to dating apps is here. On this week's Engagement Party podcast, Audie Cornish and Ari Shapiro call relationship writer Karley Sciortino to talk about the alternatives which involve (shocker) going outside.
YOUTUBE (CNN) - 'Breadcrumbing' is easier than ever
Dating apps are making it easier than ever to play the field. Audie Cornish and Ari Shapiro break down why that may be the reason the dating scene's so bleak on this week's Engagement Party podcast.
YOUTUBE (CNN) - The real reason women aren't dating | Engagement Party
The internet is full of dating horror stories and think pieces the death of traditional romance. It’s a concept built for virality. But is the moral panic real? Audie and Ari turn to relationship writer Karley Sciortino to talk navigating romance in the age of the apps. 0:00 Is the romance recession real? 2:24 The 20-somethings we work with weigh in on the dismal state of dating 3:14 Heteropessimism is showing up in our movies and TV, too 5:52 Audie and Ari disclose their own limitations (they're off the market) 7:20 The generational divide the apps have created in romance 9:45 It used to be a lot of work to play the field, but now it's easy to have a "roster" 10:49 Maybe the cure for straight romance is to take notes from queer people…
AMERICANALMANAC (Charles McAdams) - Isla Fisher opens up about post-divorce dating after split from Sacha Baron Cohen
Actress Isla Fisher, 50, went public with a blunt story about losing interest in a man she was dating after her divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen, and the reason had nothing to do with what he said. Fisher appeared on the Overheard Happy Hour TikTok account and shared what she called a "dating ick" from […] The post Isla Fisher opens up about post-divorce dating after split from Sacha Baron Cohen appeared first on American Almanac .
Actress Isla Fisher, 50, went public with a blunt story about losing interest in a man she was dating after her divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen, and the reason had nothing to do with what he said. Fisher appeared on the Overheard Happy Hour TikTok account and shared what she called a "dating ick" from her new life as a single woman. The moment that ended things, she told the hosts, came down to the way a grown man chased his own dog. "I liked somebody. His dog ran away and he chased his dog," Fisher said. The problem was not the pursuit itself but the form. "But instead of chasing upright, he ran low with his hands outstretched, like a cartoon." Fisher delivered the punchline without hesitation: "By the time he caught the dog, he had…Open
YOUTUBE (Fox News) - Gutfeld: Feel good about feeling bad!
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AMERICANTHINKER (American Thinker Blog) - Pheromone-Maxxing bros are trying to seduce the reluctant Gen Z chicks
By Noel S. Williams Despite the Gen Z women trying to negate nature, at least our young men are trying to flirt with them; the pheromone-maxxing craze is testament to this.
YOUTUBE (CNN) - Is having no friends becoming a flex?
Lana Isa and other "loneliness influencers" document their lives without friends, proving that being alone — while sometimes hard — doesn't have to mean being unhappy. CNN's Leila Gharagozlou investigates the trend.
THEFEDERALIST (Casey Chalk) - Falling Madly In Love With Someone On Social Media Is For Cowards
Fueled by the addictive power of social media, limerence — represents yet one more false god in the American quest for love and fulfillment.
YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Study: More than 1 in 3 say politics ended a relationship
A recent study conducted by psychologists at UC Irvine found more than a third of Americans say political differences contributed to the end of a relationship. And in a 2025 Pew survey, 56% said they had stopped talking to someone about political news because of something they said. Katy Tur speaks to Chad Kultgen who, along with his sister, decided to create a podcast where he records his political arguments with his parents.