Despite remaining curiously unrecognized as an official sport, Tinder appears to be enjoying a strong presence at the 2016 Olympic games in Rio.

Since before this season of The Bachelorette began airing, rumors have been swirling that frontrunner Jordan Rodgers, brother of NFL player Aaron Rodgers, is more than a bit of a cad. But events of this week are making him clamor to prove that he’s really a fine dude, he swears!

OkCupid is launching a feature called Flavors this week that involves grouping people into specific categories based on personality traits. It sounds yummy.

Texting/sexting, direct messages, Twitter, Instagram DMs and online dating aren’t enough when it comes to getting to know a person. What a healthy relationship really needs is a lot less... how do you say... talking. If the human race is to survive, there needs to be a severe reduction in our level of interaction with…

Since the summer 2015 Ashley Madison hack, interest in tracing romantic infidelity online has surged. Now, with the launch of a site called Swipe Buster, doubting lovers can determine whether or not their partners are illicitly swiping on the dating app Tinder.

Women who initiate the first move on dating apps tend to end up with better prospects (relatively speaking), according to a study by OKCupid.

“Talk Bernie to me,” shouted no one ever on a dating app, and yet that is happening: a very small army of self-motivated young women are using Tinder, Bumble, and all the other hellish, spiritually depleting find-love-quick programs on your telephone to campaign for Bernie Sanders. What’s it like to be on the…

Tinder CEO and cofounder Sean Rad was recently profiled in the Evening Standard. It’s very funny!

Everyone’s favorite mindless dating app is getting more serious. Tinder has recently made updates to both their profiles and algorithm in order to create more “meaningful connections” between users. The simple “swipe left” or “swipe right” is apparently not so simple, anymore.

Bacon has had a cult-like presence on the internet for a very, very long time, and just when you thought the obsession over this ordinary breakfast meat has finally run its course, someone makes a dating app based on it. I’m looking at you, Oscar Mayer.

Online dating, at least in my experience, seems to involve a lot of talking to strangers about their CrossFit routines. So it’s understandable that people would want something—anything!—that promises to make sifting through the endless stream of single humans a little easier.

Lily Allen is reportedly on Tinder, but not for hookup reasons, nor to meet a man she’ll inevitably become disgusted with and go on a few dates with only to become FWB and then dump altogether. No, she’s just on there to meet cool peeps.

Tinder is introducing “Verified Profiles” so that famous people can use the dating app more efficiently and also be just as miserable as the rest of us in knowing that there are, at once, way too many dating options in their vicinity and not one person out there in the world who will love them unconditionally.

If you’ve ever looked into the loving eyes of your dog-son and thought, “If only there was some sort of dating app for dogs where I could find a match for Mister Scruffballs,” well, your wish has been granted. Tindog, a new app that connects dog lovers together based on location, has launched this week. Like Tinder,…