Use math to hack your love life.

Sharing a bed may affect your relationship and your brain.

Emerging data, in humans and animals, shows becoming a father has acute and lasting health effects on men. Dad bods are real. Science explains why.

Life in lockdown has been tough on many relationships. But negotiating the transition back to “normal” as restrictions continue to lift could also be a challenge for couples.

Evolutionary psychology can explain why dark triad traits get passed on.

Half of Canadians reported a worsening of their mental health due to the COVID-19 pandemic in an April poll.

As states start to ease restrictions, some may have broached taking the next step: an in-person rendezvous. What are the chances that their online connection will lead to true love?

In an interview with Inverse, Trussell shares a behind-the-scenes look at what went into the trippy Netflix series.

Working from home means people see their co-workers in a different and more personal context.

When you wake up from a strange or particularly memorable dream, how likely are you to share it?

Led by the multi-billion-dollar WeWork, there are now more than 18,000 coworking spaces around the globe. How did we get here?

“We just kind of have to roll with it and keep trying to make the adjustments that will help us withstand it all.”

During the pandemic, some people are "quaranteaming" – moving in with friends to maintain a social life. Four experts explain whether this can actually work.

We offer four strategies for rebuilding social connectivity and emotional well-being in our cities, once restrictions are lifted.

Experts of the popular tabletop game reveal how to get started despite all the awkward hurdles.

The Turkish-born tech entrepreneur is bringing mobile gamers together at a time when connection is key.

"This is the best thing that's happened to dating in forever."

If you’ve been struggling with your dual role of working and parenting, here are six tips from professionals with experience doing both.

Instability and stress can exacerbate insecurities and increase conflict for couples. “I” statements are just more important than ever.

In the wake of COVID-19 social distancing and stay-at-home orders, young couples may find themselves spending more time with each other than ever before.