The couple, who were teammates together at UConn, explained how they first met during an appearance on Instagram's 'Close Friends Only' podcast

According to the lawsuit, they passed. And a few years later, Together arrives at Sundance with a beat-for-beat blueprint: two codependents stuck together, unraveling in real time, shot in the same minimalist style, obsessed with the same themes, and making the same references to Plato’s Symposium.

Only one Perfect Match couple remains - AD Smith & Ollie Sutherland! See which Love Is Blind, THTH & Love Island alums made it and why most splits happened.

Bunnie Xo is once again defending the status of her marriage with country music star Jelly Roll. During a recent episode of her “Dumb Blonde” podcast, she took own speculation about the two. “Someone said the other day, ‘They used to always be together, and now you never see them together,’” she said, according to Taste of Country.

It's no secret Sabrina Carpenter's got a gift. From the Disney Channel and Netflix, to the bright lights of Broadway, she's a born entertainer with next-level vocals. Tune in to today’s Song Association as she belts out Taylor Swift, and more, in a race against the clock.

Alison Brie and Dave Franco shared why they filmed 'Together' without an intimacy coordinator and reflected on their 15-year relationship

While Daniel and Lucy were voted as the winners of The Perfect Match Season 3 finale over runners-up, AD and Ollie, all five couples who made it to the end left the show together. But who's still together after The Perfect Match Season 3 finished filming and where are all the couples now? You may be surprised by the current relationship statuses.

Jeff Henry and his family of seven were shocked in July 2024 when doctors discovered his heart was operating at just 12% capacity. He was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy and had to undergo surgery to install a pacemaker and defibrillator.

It’s a familiar sight for fairgoers: between corn dogs and tubs of cookies, politicians and candidates for elected office gladhanding their way through “The Great Minnesota Get-Together.” The State Fair,