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Emma Stone dating Dave McCary

The La La Land star has reportedly been in a relationship with the Saturday Night Live writer and segment director for three months, People magazine reports.

Meanwhile, Emma - who was previously in an on off relationship with Andrew Garfield - is convinced she can balance having a Hollywood career and finding love.

She said previously: I dont think its mutually exclusive, career or love. Meryl Streep seems very in love with her husband.

Thats a very great family and shes the best there is. So people can find a way to do both, its just about prioritising .

There is no happily ever after, there isnt always the kiss at the end and its not always perfect. Thats heartbreaking, but the most heartbreaking things in life are the truest.

I do love a bittersweet story and I dont find it sad, necessarily. I find it bittersweet, its realistic in a way that it doesnt all come true, for anyone, ever.

Its not exactly how you pictured it like, Oh my God. My lifes so perfect. Thats why it makes me so crazy to look at social media, when you see people like, Its just the best life ever.

I couldnt be happier. Youre like, Shut up, that is not true. Not everything comes together in the best way ever every day.

Happily ever after thats not the reality of life, but you can be happy in a different way than maybe you originally hoped or expected.

For more infomation >> Celebrity New : Emma Stone dating Dave McCary - Duration: 3:17.

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Online dating: Over-50s flocking to the internet for love in ever greater numbers - Duration: 4:23.

Online dating: Over-50s flocking to the internet for love in ever greater numbers

The latest research reveals one in six over-50s have used online dating services to find love, double the number in 2010.

Many of them are looking for love again post divorce, whilst others admit that they are seeking no-strings attached sex, according to a survey of 1,8000 people by online dating website eharmony.

The figures tally with recent ONS statistics, which revealed that for both men and women, it was the over-50 category where the rate of divorce increased the most in 2017. On average, these couples had been together 12 years prior to separation. .

The report says that it therefore comes as little surprise that many initially view post-divorce dating as a daunting prospect.  Singles aged 50-plus are likely to take their time returning to the dating scene after they separate from a spouse or partner.  When asked how long they waited to look for a new relationship, more than a fifth of over-50s took two years or more.

Psychologist, Dr Linda Papadopoulos, said: Its understandable that many feel overwhelmed by the prospect of returning to dating, especially if this follows a difficult life event such as divorce. .

However, once you feel emotionally ready, there really is no need to wait years to find love again. Our research shows a large percentage of daters age 50-plus are enjoying the benefits offered by online dating.

Key life factors such as location, friends and family are fixed entities by the time you reach your fifties, meaning that the internet is vital for opening up your dating pool, allowing you to meet like-minded people you may have otherwise missed.

Whats more, new data suggests that using a bespoke service such as eharmony means youre 20 times more likely to find a compatible match than you are if you leave things to fate or chance.  .

Figures showed that nearly half of those who have used online dating agreed that it makes looking for love much easier than offline.  Another key benefit cited was the high number of potentially eligible partners.

As well as the benefits online dating offers; the research also shed light on what 50-plus daters expect from a relationship.  For more than one in eight marriage was still the eventual goal, for one in five it was a long-term commitment and around one in seven simply wanted companionship.

And, nearly a fifth were happy meeting like-minded people for low-pressure dates. Physical intimacy was also the driving factor for one in eight over-50s, who admitted they turned to online dating services as they make it easier to find a sexual partner.

Rachael Lloyd of eHarmony, added: We have seen a significant rise in 50-plus singles looking to increase their chances of finding love.  This so-called silver rush illustrates that online dating is increasingly becoming a popular choice for post-divorce generations.  And while theres still a broad perception that the more senior end of this group is primarily seeking good old-fashioned companionship, physical intimacy is still very important to them." .