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HBO Max) sends three women to a lavish villa in the Cayman Islands where they’re joined by 24 men. The twist: twelve of them are “nice guys” who are there to find love, and 12 are self-proclaimed “FBoys” — a derogatory term, short for f–kboy, for men who just want to sleep around — there to manipulate the girls in order to win a cash prize if they make it to the end.

Netflix’s “Love Is Blind” had 30 young singles hang out in windowless rooms where they chatted without setting eyes on each other. Those who developed a connection got engaged (yes, without ever meeting in person), and were sent to spend just ten days together before getting married.

Nikki Glaser, 37. The network released the official trailer for the upcoming reality dating series Monday.“FBoy Island” will follow three women — Nakia Renee, CJ Franco and Sarah Emig — who are joined by 24 men on an island.

Made In Chelsea star Paris Smith pretty much knew her stomach would drop before new Love Island contestant, Kaz Kamwi, wasn’t picked in the first coupling of the latest series. Kaz heartbreakingly became at least the fourth Black woman not chosen by any of the men in episode one of the hit ITV2 dating franchise.

if you love ‘Bridgerton’ as much as I do, you’re going to want to watch,” she said. “Because there might be a challenge there that involves some kind of ‘Bridgerton’ theme.” To make matters more complicated, new singles are thrown into the mix at various points, and the audience gets some say into who’s booted off the show (via voting).

torn up about it. Whether or not they were on a break, “Torn” singer Natalie Imbruglia has reacted to ex-boyfriend David Schwimmer recently revealing that he and his “Friends” co-star Jennifer Aniston had a mutual crush while he dated the musician in the ’90s. “I’m OK with whatever happened back then,” Imbruglia, 46, said on Australia’s “Kyle & Jackie O” radio broadcast this week. “It was a long time ago,” she added. Imbruglia couldn’t quite narrow down the exact timeline of her romance with Schwimmer, now 54. But she did recall feeling very welcomed by all of her ex’s castmates when she visited him on the “Friends” soundstage at the Warner Bros.

Taylor Swift has been dating Joe Alwyn for four years and guess what? She’s still the butt of jokes about her past relationships. Taylor, 31, was once again forced to hit back at the haters this week after Netflix series Ginny and Georgia made a sexist joke about her dating history. In the season one finale, 15-year-old Ginny lashes out at her mum Georgia for her string of complicated relationships when her mother asks her if she is still with her boyfriend, Hunter. Ginny snaps back: ‘What do you care? You go through men faster than Taylor Swift.’Now this cheap shot was exactly the kind of rubbish Taylor was faced with day in and day out from 2012 until 2016, when the singer was constantly slut-shamed for – shock horror – being a perfectly

Rachel Lindsay is giving Matt James critics a black eye. Blasting “Bachelor” buffs for browbeating this season’s golden boy into giving his final red rose to a black woman, the former Bachelorette said fans can’t comprehend the “pressure” he’s feeling as the first black Bachelor. “[People] don’t understand unless you’re in the seat, the pressure that is on you from America,” Lindsay, 35, vented to Andy Cohen on Radio Andy on Sirius XM Wednesday. “But then also as being black,” Lindsay, the first black Bachelorette, continued.“Black America’s looking at you, and they’re trying to decide, they’re telling you who they think you should pick, or you know, what they want to see from you.

Karens stereotypically do — that they can’t even find suitors online now that their names have been dragged, according to a dating app.Wingman, which helps hook up friends with friends, said users named Karen have reported getting few matches on the app this year than last, as reported by The Daily Mail. According to the survey, poor Karens are getting nearly a third fewer matches and fewer responses to messages in the dumpster fire year that is 2020.

following on Instagram — meet the real-life “Emily in Paris!”Go-getter Emily Jackson, 28, has been hooked on the smash-hit TV comedy ever since its release this month on Netflix because the premise bears a striking similarity to her own experience.“Not only do I share the name and career of the main character, but much of the plot resonates with me,” Jackson told The Post.

TikTok videos with dating tips and advice during quarantine, it’s no wonder her videos quickly went viral.“I started with a dating tour guide of Manhattan … my first video was about the best places to meet rich eligible bachelors in New York’s downtown scene,” she explained.In the video — that’s racked up nearly 50,000 views since she posted it in June — the New Orleans native lists all the bars and restaurants where moneyed men like to hang out.

HBO Max series premiering Thursday that originally aired on the UK’s ITV2.The show follows five British couples who are at a crossroads in their relationships.

New York Times ran a piece entitled, “.” In the vacuum of decisive information around this pandemic, I’ve been obsessively consuming articles like these. After more than 100 days isolating in my apartment, I’m starved for any intel about when it might be safe to see friends and family again.

Like many people, I enjoy the male forearm. Two rolling pins of flesh swinging energetically alongside a body, or flexing under a layer of coarse hair, or bulging past the edge of a finely-rolled chambray or Oxford—amazing.

Since they can’t be with each other physically, Tiffany Haddish and Common recently went on a virtual Bumble date while social distancing.

Imagine yourself on an erotic Eden — an island in Mexico, with barely dressed hot singles running wild.

How can one really recognize the signs a relationship is getting serious? Is it when you’re no longer embarrassed to be seen in the three days in a row? When the don’t feel awkward? When you’ve officially binged your way through and still want to hang out? At some point, you’re going to ask yourself if this is the real deal.With today’s hookup culture, ability to find a new date with the swipe of a finger, and “grass is greener” mentality, you may not always know the signs of a relationship moving forward—but that’s where we come in. For me, it was when my now-husband invited me to an out-of-town concert that turned into a weekend getaway just a couple of weeks into dating.

Before Chicago was fully besieged with a pandemic, the city had it out for me in the romantic realm—a disastrous dating tear had me deleting all the apps.Date #1 dumped me because I was too much of a 21st century woman for him (he preferred to “do the pursuing” rather than “be pursued”); date #2 didn’t even order a drink at the awful dive bar he’d picked; and the following day, date #3 unmatched me an hour before our confirmed date and never showed up. To add insult to injury, the very next day, my jaw dropped when I found out another gentleman in my orbit had been lying about his wife’s death—she was, in fact, alive and well.

Most of us feel an immediate sense of dread at the thought of broaching the topic of "what are we?" with those we're with or casually dating. It's terrifying to put yourself out there, especially if you don't know how the other person feels.We asked therapists and relationship experts how to approach it, if you’re considering having “the talk."You know it's the right time to have the talk when you cannot get the thought out of your head.

It’s official: “Love Is Blind” is returning.

You knew New Yorkers weren’t going to let a global pandemic break up the party.