Joanna Sommer

Bumble announced it would ditch swiping features on its dating app in favor of AI-powered matchmaking

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In a new social media trend, women are discussing how they “didn’t marry losers.” It’s not the compliment they think.

Slow down, buddy

After spending the weekend at BookCon, one thing is clear: Reading itself, not defined by any set genre, is gaining its own sort of fandom.

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What do 7x7=49, Thursday and 8 p.m. have in common? They’ve got sex appeal, apparently.

From "restaurant gaps" to "intelligence gaps," the internet is fixated on the differences between couples. One expert says it's a sign people are craving deeper connections.

We tried two different tests, Embark and Wisdom Panel, to figure out our dog's ancestry. Here are the results.

This month, our panel recommends pandemic fiction, a literary role-playing game and a haunted-house novel from the author of "Bird Box"

Sure, you want to be with a woman who works out. But let’s talk about why you might be interested in a woman who does Pilates specifically.

Gen Z's latest hyperfixation is an attempt to escape day-to-day stressors with playful innocence

A popular meme about keeping up with political news is resurfacing and turning everyone into commentators

Along with other terrible statistics, a new survey shows that 33% of Gen Z men believe that they should have the final say in a relationship

This month's recommendations include a Pulitzer winner, a memoir set in Jamaica and “an extremely funny, incredibly dark novel about Philadelphia”

Last year marked a definitive shift in meme culture. So far, this year feels like a breaking point.