The ultimate Hamptons dining cheat sheet 🍝☀️🦞 — from Southampton to Montauk, here’s where to eat, sip, and watch the sun go down this summer: l8r.it/4aKU

You heard it first at goop instagram.com/share/BAUEpWgR…

Comparisons might not always be the compliment; you deserve someone fully present. Read the full article here: lnkd.in/egivbkaq

In this SELF feature, The Bevy’s co-founder Greta Tufvesson shares how an unexpected career setback during the 2009 recession led her to reimagine what success could look like—and ultimately build The Bevy alongside Nikki Lewis. self.com/story/self-mad…

When purpose pulls you in a new direction… After 15 years in law, Ann Parnes left a high-profile legal career to become a matchmaker. What drove her? A desire to help people on a more personal, transformative level. Read full article here: lnkd.in/d4PhRPjZ

What do you think Hollywood gets right, or wrong, about love and matchmaking? Read the article here: people.com/real-life-matc…

Dating today looks nothing like it did a decade ago, and that’s not a bad thing. This piece from Ambiance Matchmaking on how AI is changing dating in 2025 made us pause and reflect. Read the full article here: lnkd.in/dqHnxpe4

When digital convenience starts to meet genuine connection, sometimes the line blurs. This recent Popsugar piece, “Are You Unknowingly Dating an AI Chatbot?”, stopped us in our tracks. Read the full article here, written by Taylor Andrews: lnkd.in/djyqTA3c

In a 2014 Refinery29  feature, The Bevy’s co-founders, Greta Tufvesson and Nikki Lewis, offered practical and chic advice for navigating the L.A. dating scene that remains relevant 11 years later. Read the full article, written by Ali Hoffman, here: lnkd.in/daSdV25Q

What women really want on a date may be simpler and more meaningful than you think. Read the full article here: lnkd.in/dUdEYNMk

Even CNN is talking about it instagram.com/share/BA-Jquh5…

At The Everygirl Media Group, @EmmaGinsbergshares her experience stepping away from endless swipes to attend a curated singles event. Read the full article here: lnkd.in/dCtjJ4YF

Why are members-only clubs capturing New York’s attention right now? GQ Magazine EMILY SUNDBERG Read the full article written by Emily Sundberg here: gq.com/story/how-new-…?

Maria Avgitidis Pyrgiotakis’s ‘How to Overcome Dating App Fatigue’ offers a thoughtful guide for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the endless swiping. oprahdaily.com/entertainment/…

A new YouGov survey asked Americans to name the most essential ingredients for lasting love. today.yougov.com/society/articl…

A truly fascinating development in the world of dating. Let us know what you think about AI in the match-making world in the comments below. businessinsider.com/new-ai-matchma…

According to a recent piece in The Free Press by Larissa Phillips , modern dating is broken, especially for Gen Z. With nearly 60% of singles under 30 saying their love lives are “not going well,” it’s no surprise that more people are turning back to something timeless:

Off the Apps October. Delete the algorithm. Keep your standards.

Dating in New York gets a bad reputation. A recent Time Out New York piece by Jennifer Picht makes a compelling case for why that narrative is tired. Worth a read, and a reminder that New York, for all its chaos, still delivers. lnkd.in/erCix5WY

Dating isn’t a spreadsheet. According to the matchmakers, the real work happens off the checklist — helping clients interrogate why certain preferences exist, recalibrate expectations, and focus on values, emotional availability, and compatibility over optics. Read the full