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Lie Detector Dating! - Duration: 5:10.
- Okay Emily, why do you feel
that a lie detector is necessary at this point?
- I have been down this road a million times
where what I want to hear, I hear,
and then I just put my focus on that guy,
and it's not who he is I later find out,
so you're saving me so much time by doing this.
- Okay, here's how this is gonna work Emily,
we asked eight brave bachelors a series of questions
that our bachelorette considers
to be relationship deal-breakers.
So if a guy fails any
of Emily's deal breaker questions,
they've got to go.
Hopefully at the end, there will be somebody left.
- I hope.
- Who will compete for a chance to take Emily on a date.
You all ready?
Let's get started.
(audience applauding)
Alright Emily, what's the first deal breaker
question that you asked on the test?
- It is, have you ever cheated?
- Okay so guys, we asked you have you
ever cheated on a girlfriend?
Drew, please stand up.
(dramatic music)
- [Emily] Ooh.
(audience laughter)
That was dramatic.
- You said no, the lie detector determined
you were telling a lie (buzzer).
(Emily and audience gasping)
- [Emily] Drew!
- Drew, you gotta leave the stage man.
(audience applause)
Alright Franco, please stand up.
(dramatic music)
Okay, when I asked if you ever cheated you also answered no,
and the lie detector determined
that that was a lie (buzzer).
- Oh.
- Alright, you got to go man.
(audience applause)
Okay Topher, please stand up.
(dramatic music)
When we asked if you ever cheated on a girlfriend,
you admitted you cheated in the double digits.
(audience gasping)
You so stupid.
(Emily and audience laughing)
- He didn't lie, but it's worse than that.
- [Steve] He didn't lie. - It's worse than that.
- Just answer the question have you ever cheated,
yeah I cheated, more than 12 times though.
In fact, my producers tell me that you really
told on yourself doing that test.
- I'm not a good liar.
- How did he cheat that many times if he's not a good liar?
- He got busted every time.
(Emily and audience laughing)
So Topher, you step off and we go.
(audience applause)
Alright, that was a rough start.
- Yeah.
- What's the next deal breaker?
- Alright, do you have a job, a real job?
So not you got paid to post something on Instagram,
you're an influencer, entrepreneur.
- So Robert, please stand up.
- Oh, I'm definitely getting off.
- [Emily] Oh.
- We asked you if you have a real job.
First, you replied define real job.
- Oh no.
(audience laughter)
I love that, c'mon boy, that's a man answer right there.
Then you answered yes, and the lie detector
determined that that was a lie (buzzer).
- Oh no.
(audience applause)
- Robert, we gotta see you later though man.
Thank you.
Alright Emily, what's the next deal breaker?
- So this has happened to me,
have you gone on multiple dates in one night?
- Kyle, please stand up.
(dramatic music)
We asked you if you've ever gone on multiple dates
in one night, you said no,
the lie detector determined that that was a lie (buzzer).
Alright, you gotta go Kyle.
Thanks man.
- [Emily] Bye, Kyle.
- Alright Emily, what's your next deal breaker?
- Okay, big deal breaker for me is,
have you ever slid into a girl's DM's?
- Alright you ready for this?
Alright, all the guys stand up please.
(Emily and audience laughing)
Now let me ask you a question.
That's realistically.
Do you think you can get over this one?
- I mean, it's the intent, so if they're not--
- This intent is to meet you.
Can you get over that with--
- I will get over it.
I will, I see your point.
I will, y'all stay.
- Alright Emily, what's your last deal breaker?
- Okay, this one is very important.
Are you currently seeing any other women?
Cause this seems to also be a...
(audience laughter and applause)
- Michael, please stand up.
(dramatic music)
Michael, we asked you if you are
currently seeing other girls.
You said no.
The lie detector determined, well, that was a lie (buzzer).
(audience booing)
Michael, leave the stage man, thank you brother.
(audience applause)
We have two men left sitting, Jerel and Logan.
(audience applause)
Well when we come back we gonna sit down with these fellas
and we'll see after finding the truth,
can we find maybe some true love here?
We're gonna find out.
We'll be right back.
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The Talk - Vanessa Williams on B. Smith's Husband Dating While She Battles Alzheimer's - Duration: 2:07.
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Lauren Zima: Who is Chris Harrison Dating? | Heavy.com - Duration: 5:08.
Lauren Zima: Who is Chris Harrison Dating? | Heavy.com
During the 25th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards, The Bachelor host Chris Harrison made his red carpet debut with his new girlfriend Lauren Zima.
Zima is a host and producer for Entertainment Tonight, and she covers a lot of Bachelor content.
According to the Chicago Tribune, Zima graduated from Elgin High School in 2005 and moved to Los Angeles in 2010 after attending college at University of Missouri in Columbia.
She started work at Entertainment Tonight in 2015 and was previously in the cast of the MTV comedy "Disaster Date.".
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Following their red carpet relationship debut, Zima shared a photo with Harrison on her Instagram, with a heart in the caption.
Current "bachelor" Colton Underwood commented "Take all the roses;" Wells Adams, a former Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise contestant wrote, "This makes me very happy.".
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Just last week, Zima posted a series of photos on Instagram, revealing "tonight on @entertainmenttonight, we were exclusively on set for the "Strong Women" group date.
Talked to Cassie, Onyeka, Sydney, Tayshia, @chrisbharrison … colton's biceps!" One of the photos she shared was with Harrison.
In November, Zima went on Reality Steve's podcast to talk about The Bachelor, and he introduced her as the person who "covers all things 'Bachelor Nation' for the show.
" According to her Instagram account, she is also a correspondent for Bravo and ABC's Dancing With the Stars.
Zima's own Entertainment Tonight confirmed the news of her relationship with Harrison.
Of the new couple, they said: "The two have been dating for months and are very happy, which means Harrison can scale back on his prep to be the next Bachelor.".
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Back in December, Zima shared a photo of her and Harrison posing next to a poster of Colton Underwood, writing in the caption "The two most important men in my life, TBH.
" This was before they were public with their relationship, but they were likely already dating at that point.
In 2016, Harrison told The Daily Beast "I would love to find love now.
Look, as you can tell by the book and by the show, I'm a hopeless, helpless romantic just like everybody else, so hopefully I'll follow my own advice one day." Though that interview was a few years ago, it appears as though he's found that with Zima.
Chris Harrison was in an 18-year marriage with his ex-wife Gwen, but the two split in 2012; they have two children together.
Chris and Gwen were high school sweethearts and US Weekly reported that the distance played a role in the divorce, since hosting The Bachelor and The Bachelorette required Harrison to be in production all over the world for several months a year.
Of their decision, Harrison told GQ in an interview "As we started to grow apart and hit hard times, we just weren't equipped to handle it, unfortunately.
We've always been great friends, and in the end that's helped us remain amicable.".
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Céline Dion addresses dating rumors three years after René Angélil's passing - News Live - Duration: 8:36.
Being a widow at 50 was not something international music superstar Céline Dion ever planned for.
While she continues to grieve the death of her husband and manager — "the greatest man in this world," she reminds me — something unexpected and inspiring has happened to the "My Heart Will Go On" singer.
She has found, as she puts it, "the wind beneath my wings" to become an unlikely fashion icon and fearless businesswoman, willing to take risks she never would have when her husband was in charge.
In an exclusive interview, as she announces plans to return to the UK for a one-off concert in Hyde Park, Céline tells The Sun: "To be honest with you, I think I'm at the best of my life right now and I really want to enjoy and embrace every moment of it.
"It's all new. It's like I'm having a second wind — 50 has been great for me."
Just don't suggest a toyboy lover has trampled all over the memory of René Angélil — who discovered Celine when she was 12 years old, became the only man she ever kissed and then left her devastated three years ago when he died of cancer, aged 73.
For the last two years, Céline has been accompanied almost everywhere by dancer Pepe Muñoz, with many hints of a new romance.
As we sit in a suite in famous Paris landmark Hotel de Crillon, overlooking the Eiffel Tower, where Céline has attended Fashion Week, she says with exasperation: "The press said, 'Oh my God, René just passed and now there's another man.' Yeah, there's another man in my life but not THE man in my life."
There is no doubt Pepe, 34, and Céline are incredibly close — he's traveled with her to the French capital and is in the room for our interview — and she is concerned the attention is "difficult" for him.
"It was probably overwhelming for him at the beginning when we started working together because we were dancing together," Céline recalls in the interview, which you can hear in full by subscribing to podcast "The Dan Wootton Interview."
"We bonded right away as friends, we had a good time. It evolved. But when people started to take pictures and it was like, 'Who's that guy? René?'" With the slightest hint of anger in her voice, she adds: "Let's not mix everything."
Pepe is with her all the time, she counters, because he helps to style and train her so she is in the best shape. She adds: "We're friends, we're best friends. Of course we hug and hold hands and go out, so people see that. I mean, he's a gentleman. He's giving me his hand to go out."
Does it make her angry that people think she has moved on already?
She tells me: "I don't mind because he's handsome and he's my best friend."
I ask if she is single. "I am," she says slowly and thoughtfully, before bringing out her trademark humor, and joking: "By the way, when I say, 'I am single,' please, leave me alone. Thanks." When I last sat down with Céline two years ago, there was a deep sadness in her eyes, in the aftermath of René's death.
Now she mentions her husband often, but there is a hope there too as, she says, "He's at peace and he's resting and he's always within me. I see him every day through the eyes of my children. He gave me so much strength through all these years. And so much for me to explore, for me now to spread my wings. The maturity that comes with age and time."
It is now up to Céline to make the tough decisions — for her career and, most importantly, her children.
She explains: "I feel that now I have a voice, which is kinda weird as that's what I've been doing all my life — using my voice, but in singing and performing. But I use my voice as well for things that I choose I want to do and things that I say to my team I don't want to do. I feel that I am grown up enough to say, 'I think I would rather do this than that.' I'm not playing 50. I'm not playing that, 'I'm the boss now'. I don't want to do that. I don't necessarily want to be the boss. I just want to be the best of me and be surrounded — like my husband always surrounded me with — the best people."
There are some things Céline is proud of changing since René's death, especially her bold fashion choices that have seen the superstar become a favorite with top designers including Valentino.
Céline admits: "The way that we used to work before was more conservative."
Her outrageous new looks, which go viral online, are not about "trying to take chances" but rather finding outfits that make her "feel attractive."
She says: "I'm doing this for me. I want to feel strong, beautiful, feminine andy." And as for criticism of her style and, more recently, slimmer frame, Celine doesn't give a damn.
She says: "If I like it, I don't want to talk about it. Don't bother. Don't take a picture. If you like it, I'll be there. If you don't, leave me alone."
Céline's greatest pride remains her children — 8-year-old twins Eddy and Nelson, and 18-year-old son René-Charles, who is entering the music business himself, as a DJ under the name Big Tip.
However, Céline seems to be struggling with setting boundaries for her eldest now that he is "a man." She explains: "Any teenager, they have to try things. If you say no to so many things they will turn around and they will still do them away from you, which is even scarier. The girls are coming now — something to be stressed about. I am giving him more space. He does stuff sometimes, I have to say I don't necessarily agree with what he chooses to try. But as long as he's using his intelligence and his brain, I trust him."
It is clear the trials of parenthood are where Céline misses René — who she tends to speak of in the present tense — the most.
She says of René-Charles: "I know he's well taken care of above — his dad is sending him good energy. I told him that I will always have my heart in my hand for him to hold on to because we love him so much and we wish him the best."
Céline has recently been dragged into the controversy surroundingual misconduct allegations against singer R.Kelly, because of their 1998 duet "I'm Your Angel."
Speaking about the scandal for the first time — and confirming reports she has decided to remove the track from streaming services — Céline will only say: "It's extremely sad and we had to do what we had to do. It's just unfortunate. That's all."
There is now six months of transformation ahead for Céline after she made the "emotional" decision to end her Las Vegas residency after 15 years.
But this certainly isn't a winding down as her long-awaited new album will follow and the chance to debut her new songs at her only European gig this year, headlining the British Summertime Music Festival at Hyde Park in London, on July 5, in front of 65,000 fans.
She says: "It's going to be quite special, extraordinary. I'm kind of nervous a little bit — and excited." The Sun brings Céline some bangers and mash, because she had told fans she had a "craving" for the British favorite in the video announcing her concert. And she really meant it.
As she bites into a sausage, Celine explains: "My husband won the gold medal in our family of eating this dish."
After nearly 40 years in the music industry, this concert will mark the start of a new era for Céline — and it is one she is ready to embrace.
She explains: "I started so long ago, so far back, but I feel like I've been here for four lives. They say when you live your life to the fullest, one should be enough. I'm not sure I agree with that, because I think I'm having the best time of my life now."
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The Best Dating Advice [CC] - Duration: 4:56.
My dating advice is DON'T DO IT. Okay thank you BYE
{The rest of the video is just silence}
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Adventures of Porcupine Dating - Duration: 41:50.
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What Dating Apps and Algorithms Don't Tell You! Violet Lim from Lunch Actually - TEDxNTU - Duration: 16:41.
Swipe left, swipe right, swipe 100 times.
Do a 200 questions quiz to find out who you should date.
Always ensure that your reply is shorter than his.
Play hard to get so that he would value you higher than the 100 other girls he is messaging.
Love in the 21st century has reached the height of complexity and confusion.
Adding on its complexity, we can no longer trust what we see.
How many of you have this app?
How many of you edit your selfies before posting them online?
Ok ok fine, I will come clean, I do!
Anybody else?
For those who have put up your hands, thank you so much for your honesty.
This is a photo I took of myself a few days ago.
Now witness the magic.
With a few clicks, I can change the shape of my face, put on make up, make myself slimmer
and even elongate my legs.
Voila!
Amazing isn't it?
I can see many stunned faces in the audience, especially the guys.
Guys, are you getting worried?
😆
A famous dating app recently revealed that in
order to maximize the number of matches that they can make, they would not show Boy 1 to
Girl 1 even though they have a 90% match.
Instead, they will show Boy 1 to Girl 2, and Boy 2 to Girl 1 who have a 70% match rate.
By doing this, they can now match 4 people instead of 2.
From a mathematical and business perspective, this makes complete sense.
From Boy 1's and Girl 1's perspective, they might feel cheated that they have not
been shown their best match.
To make it more complicated, we can no longer trust the authenticity of the messages we
receive.
Other than the love scammers on the internet, some dating industry players are creating
bots to lure users to pay.
When it comes to dating apps, guys have it worse because the gender balance is 70% men,
30% women.
So, imagine David, a successful, sincere single guy looking for love, and he received this
message.
And to reply to the hot and gorgeous Jennifer, he has to pay.
By now, David has received multiple rejections and countless non-replies from other ladies
that he has been trying to message.
So like many other guys, he whipped out his credit card and pays...... only to be
disappointed when he's greeted by a deafening silence.
Some quick advice...
Guys, no sane, normal, logical lady would send this message as an opener.
So, if you received this, it is definitely a bot or a scammer.
14 years ago, my husband and I emptied our life savings and started our dating company
and since then, we have arranged more than 100,000 dates.
We have evolved from a pure brick and mortar business, to having an online matchmaking
platform, mobile dating app, date coaching division and recently a lifelong relationship
advisor built on blockchain and AI.
We have witnessed the transformation of the dating landscape from the traditional one-to-one,
face-to-face dating to today's world of digital dating where singles are reduced to
a single photo to be swiped left or right.
If the photo is not to their liking, they will not bother to read the profile description
you have painstakingly (slowly) written.
Chatting has become like mini dates - every question, every reply, every emoticon is used
to judge and scrutinise whether they want to continue with the conversation.
You know the answer is a big fat no when you have been blue ticked or ghosted.
Can I have a quick show of hands of those who have friends who are single?
If you ask your friends why they are single, I bet their answer
would be - I have not met the right one.
Many singles believe they are single because they have a meeting problem.
Being an industry veteran, I have learnt that finding the right one is not only about the
meeting the right one.
It is also about being the right one and choosing the right one.
Are we the right one ourselves?
Do we have the right mindset and the right skillset to attract the right one when we
meet him or her?
Most ladies who come to my dating service, they want a guy who is 1.75m and above.
It does not matter whether they are 1.5m or 1.7m.
I remember asking a 1.5m lady, "Why do you need someone who's so tall?"
She said, "Violet, so I can still wear my 6 inches high heels and rest my head on his
shoulders.
Ladies, I'm sure you already know whether the guy is 1.65 or 1.85m has no correlation
to whether he would be a good husband or a fantastic father.
The important question to ask ourselves is - When we are looking for our perfect life
partner, are we focusing just on superficial criteria, or are we looking out for significant
criteria that would build and sustain a long-term and meaningful relationship?
I would know all about superficial criteria.
Growing up, I was constantly being criticized for my looks.
My mum's friends would say, "Her eyes are so small, like 2 small slits, can find
boyfriend or not?"
"Her skin condition is so bad, so many pimples…"
Being always on the plump side, having bad skin and small eyes did not help with my self-esteem.
When boys in school approach me, it is not because they wanted to know me; they wanted
an introduction to my prettier friends.
When I was 15, my best friend who's a guy told me, "If I am a girl, and I am not pretty,
I would rather die!"
I remembered growing increasingly resentful.
It's not fair.
They did nothing right to be pretty and get all the attention.
And I did nothing wrong to look ugly and be sidelined.
I eventually snapped out of my self-pity and focused on what I could change.
I cannot change how I look, but I could change who I am.
I worked on my communication, public speaking and leadership skills.
Over the years, I still look the same, but my self-confidence grew and I became comfortable
in my own skin.
When I pursued my degree abroad, I decided to run for President of a student society.
On election day, I noticed sitting behind me this handsome senior whom I had met at
a group dinner and shared a cab with a few days ago.
I turned around to say hi.
He looked at me blankly, and said, "I am sorry, but have we met?"
I was utterly crushed.
I could not believe he did not even remember me before.
I decided to put on a brave face, continued with the conversation and kept up my positive
and confident demeanor.
A few months later, we bumped into each other again.
At that point, I was at the rock bottom of my physical eligibility.
I was still overweight, having a yet another massive pimple outbreak and now my friends
are nagging me about my poor dress sense.
Yet, this handsome and eligible guy who some say is the best looking senior in accounting
and finance asked me out for a date!
3 months later, he asked me to be his girlfriend.
5 years later, he asked for my hand and we got married.
The ugly duckling had found her prince charming, something I never dared to believe just 10
years ago.
I remembered asking him, "Why did you choose me?"
He said he was attracted to my confidence and my positivity.
And with that I have learnt that even if the world labels us ugly, we can always create
our own definition of beauty.
Today, my husband Jamie and I… have been together for 18 years 2 months and 20 days.
Imagine... if Jamie and I were to meet today on a dating app, where he saw me first as
a photo... he would definitely have swiped left.
Remember?
He did not even recall the first time we met.
I was not his "type".
And we would have never met, never dated, never gotten married, never started our beautiful
family, never founded a dating company together, never created more than 100,000 dates, never
coached thousands of singles, and we would have never brought together thousands of happily
married couples.
And I will not be standing here sharing with you my story.
Technology has successfully brought together countless of connections.
However, dating apps are corporations.
The technology created is meant to maximise revenues, profits, app usage and keep you
online as long as possible.
Strange as it sounds, whether an individual dater succeeds or not, that's not always
their no.1 priority.
At our offline dating service, we always insist on a blind date as we do not want our clients
to be judged by photos alone.
When you meet in person, you are not just another image to be swiped right or left.
You are not just another pixel that is manipulated to look attractive.
When you meet in person, you are not attract your looks; you also attract with your voice,
your personality, your composure and your personal story.
Use technology for what it has to offer.
But, please do not leave your love life to algorithms alone.
Do not get sucked into the vortex of swiping and chatting because dating that stays online
stays superficial.
Stack the odds in your favour by meeting in person as quickly as possible.
Seek out opportunities for face to face encounters.
Because what dating apps and algorithms do not tell you is… true love happens offline.
Thank you and God bless.
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