Singles are opting for video calls as the safest way to date and meet new people. Now, you can cast a wider net to find matches overseas with new in-app features, changing the way singles find love now – and in the future.

Antique Yixing zisha teapots – prized for their workmanship and depth of flavour in tea brewing – are skyrocketing in value, with affluent tea aesthetes and collectors viewing them as investments.

Got a relationship problem? Jason Godfrey, our resident guy expert, is here to help.

Got a relationship problem? Jason Godfrey, our man about town, is here to help.

Don’t call her a cougar. Candace Bushnell explores the highs—and lows—of dating a man half her age. As told to Tatiana Boncompagni.

Got a relationship problem? Jason Godfrey, our man about town, is here to help.

Want to have “the talk” without coming across as pushy or desperate?

There are now dating sites and apps for everything.

You’ve gotta have faith in love... and sometimes in more ways than one. Two interfaith couples recount their love stories and share advice on how to navigate these relationships.

When it comes to relationship advice, sometimes it’s best to ignore your friends and go to the experts instead. So that’s what we did.

Where radios and newspapers used to provide advice to the lovelorn, podcasts now play the agony aunt role by providing tips, tough love and true stories for the modern woman looking for love.

It’s 2018, and women can be anything they want. So why do we still feel bad about ourselves when asked when we’re going to find a man, settle down, and have babies? Can we ever be 100 per cent okay with being single? Clara How explores the issue and meets three women who wear their singlehood super well.

Want better luck at finding love? Dolly Chua, Chief Matchmaker at local dating agency GaiGai, shares her top tips.

Picking up a guy isn’t limited to Tinder anymore. Try doing it on Instagram instead – at least you’ll get his backstory so you can decide if it’s worth chatting him up.

Imagine a world where a forbidden affair with a coworker or a sexy thief would have a happy ending nine times out of 10. Welcome to the world of romance gaming apps.

Being “easy to get” (read: readily available) doesn’t mean you’re a pushover. It means you’re not playing games, you’re making decisions on what you want, and you’re down for taking matters into your own hands, say women who put themselves out there.

The end of a marriage doesn’t mean you’ll never find love again. Here’s how to get back in the dating game, and piece your new love life back together.

Couple goals: In an interview following the engagement, Prince Harry said of Meghan Markle: “This beautiful woman just tripped and fell into my life, I fell into her life.” The happy pair will wed on May 19 at Windsor Castle.

We’ve all heard of Tinder nightmares, but what about Tinder fairy tales? These couples found love in a seemingly hopeless place: online.

Disillusioned after years of being single, DJ Cheryl Miles reveals how she finally found the love of her life and got engaged in her 40s.

Pondering ethical dilemmas in a future powered by artificial intelligence.

Two women, two very different reactions to a break-up. Clara How swore off men for six months, while a woman Hoe I Yune spoke to went on a dating spree to get over her ex. Extreme choices, no doubt, but both women took away lessons in love.

It’s probably why we avoid being straight up with people around us. But Clara How says being a good friend means daring to say what no one else is saying. And she’s proof that you can be brutally honest and not become a social outcast.

In a world where there aren’t enough ladies leading the technology industry, meet three women who are bucking the trend by harnessing the power of tech to revamp the way we buy homes, date and even grow older.

CLARA HOW chased down the runaway men (including her own) to get you some closure.

In which we ask three men to get candid on a very hot topic.

Looking for love on the Internet is pretty common. But why – and how – are our dating habits evolving?

And these matchmaking agencies want to help you find him.

Pros and cons of tech-based affairs of the heart.

Meeting the right guy has changed with dating apps, although some say the addictive nature of swiping left in search of someone “better” leaves no-one happy. But never settle for second best, says Sharon Lim.

Could your high standards be holding you back from finding true love? HOE I YUNE removed all the filters on her dating app to increase her odds of finding Prince Charming.

Here’s how to score a date in three easy steps.

You’ve matched with a cute guy. Now what? These seven questions get you straight to the heart of who he is.

Looking for love this Valentine’s Day? Why not try a dating app?

Leonardo DiCaprio must be on cloud nine after dating these angels.

Got a relationship problem? JASON GODFREY, our man about town, is here to help.

Stairway To Heaven

Online and mobile dating may be the de facto way now for singles to connect, but is swiping right killing the charm of courtship? TRACY LEE and JASON GODFREY weigh in.

Follow these practical tips on how to end that Tinder drought once and for all.

Women tell us about their sweet, unfortunate and plain shocking online dating experiences.

Having deemed the swipe-right game a waste of time, HOE I YUNE gave three dating services a go.

Matchmaking packages don’t come cheap. What do you get for your hard-earned cash? CHERYL TANG susses out five agencies

Fresh from a divorce, 42-year-old isabelle ho* found a new zest for life with a man almost 20 years younger.

About a decade ago, a community of men fashionedthemselves as “pickup artists” – masters of seduction who use certain techniques to sleep with as many women as possible. Recently, this name has become synonymouswith douchebaggery after some of their misogynistic and questionable tactics came to light. Which raises thequestion: are men still following their teachings?

Zeng han ting, 42, is smart, sassy and has spent almost two decades trying to find the one.

“Who are you and what have you done with my friend?!” How to deal when your mate is morphing into her man…

“when I knew it was right to say ‘i love you’” three little words. So much meaning. All kinds of pressure! Here, men reveal when the gooey feelings got too much and they just had to speak out. By Sasha Gonzales

Dating games used to involve playing it cool to get commitment. But the goals and tactics have gotten darker. Introducing ghosting: the act where someone you’re seeing disappears without a trace (or text).