The Curiosity Cabinet
Jeffrey RubelThe history of our everyday life.
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"A 50-year-old sociopath?"
Almost forty percent of young Americans meet their partner on a dating app. Six of the eight weddings I attended last year resulted from the couple meeting online, and two years ago, I met my own partner on a dating app. In 2026, the Intern...
Marry your boss?
In 1987, Margaret Kent published How to Marry the Man of Your Choice. The book, detailing everything a 1980s woman might need to know to land a husband (how to dress, how to handle a first date, etc.), became a New York Times bestseller and...
Listening for love or lust.
Before the Internet came to dominate dating, telephone chat lines were a popular way for people to meet. Telepersonals — one of North America’s largest chat line services — received over 12,000 calls a day and hosted around 3,000 voicemails...
Balloons, bras, and body slams.
Illustration accompanying Lael Scott’s New York Times article
On Valentine’s Day this year, around a hundred singles (ages 18 to 24) gathered in a warehouse in Brooklyn for a speed dating event.
It was wrestling speed dating. As a New Yo...
Looking for a man who won't "ogle."
Northumberland House, Charing Cross | Lady Lever Art Gallery
Matrimonial ads — personal ads specifically focused on finding a spouse — first gained traction in 18th century Britain. There were two key forces behind the growing popularity o...
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