Let's face it. Ever since she separated from Brad Pitt, Jennifer can't find herself another man. Now it seems she's opting for the same guy who killed her ex-husband in the "Troy" movie - Orlando Bloom.

Apparently the two couldn't hide their feelings at a charity event in Los Angeles' restaurant Beso last month. Jennifer and Orlando attended the event hosted by restaurant owner Eva Longoria to raise money for the Epidermolysis Bullosa Medical Research Foundation. Jennifer's closest friends — Courteney Cox and her husband David Arquette, Jessica Simpson and Kate Beckinsale — also joined the party.

A source told OK! magazine: "They were like heat-seeking missiles. They came together, threw their arms around each other and shared a big hug."

[Via: eCanadaNow]

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If you're a single woman in the Valley, that is. A book came out - Who's Your City? - states a lot of numerical data from a study. It shows, for example that there are about 65000 more single men than women in Phoenix. In Los Angeles there are about 90000 more single men than single women, and the situation is similar for San Diego, San Francisco, Dallas, Seattle…

The author of the book, Richard Florida said "In rapidly growing cities that have really boomed in the last few years, men move first for economic opportunity…. Women catch up later when they realize there are a lot of 'catches' out there."

Florida, an economic and national population expert, used U.S. Census Bureau data for his study and book. The most common complaint he heard was about dating quality, not quantity.

All is not lost however - in greater New York, single women outnumber single men by more than 210000. So guys, it's time to relocate to the Big Apple.

[Via: azcentral.com]

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A man with a sense of humour is more likely to get the attention of the lady he is interested in, than one without. Women like a man who doesn't take everything too seriously.

Of course, it is natural to look for someone who is funny. But this seems much simpler than it truly is; as it can be very difficult for many women to define what exactly they find humorous, and why it is important for a man to be funny.

31-year-old Amanda Caines from Tacoma says, "If a guy can't make me laugh, it's just not going to work out." Men certainly feel this pressure, most of them know that it is very important to make a woman laugh on the first date.

Humour is very necessary in the world of dating, however it is very difficult to learn to be funny, this is most often an inborn trait. If two people click in their sense of humour, then the conversation on a first date gets flowing.

If two people have a similar sense of humour, then often appearance doesn't matter. Women sometimes even overlook a huge age-difference if a guy is funny. It is, however, important to remember that men and women often have a very different sense of humour. It requires a very fine balance for two people to be on the same wavelength.

[Via: The Seattle Times]

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This is the subject I've been thinking about for some time now. You see, with all the attention social networks are getting these days, one would think online dating services, especially those that require paid subscription, are set to die. But is that really the case? Few points I want to make:

• First, unlike social network users, people that use dating services pretty much know what they want and what to expect from the service. Usually they don't want or have time to poke around and inform their followers what they had for dinner.
• Second, it's a matter of scale, but in the other sense than you may think. When it comes to online dating, more doesn't necessarily mean better. As I just said, online dating service users want to meet and date someone new, rather than spend their free time online.
• Last but not the least, those that are looking foe niche audience can always sign for some niche-targeting dating services, rather than browse around thousands of groups on the major social sites.

Now before I let you go, I need to point out I've nothing against social networks. On the contrary, they rock. Still, when it comes to meeting someone online for a romance or an affair, I still prefer specialized websites. At the end it's your call and I guess the best solution is to use both social networks alongside "traditional" dating services.

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Actually, it's quite simple:

"Men want to sleep with you. That's it. Period."

According to British comedian Deborah Frances-White, that's all there is to it. Women simply need to understand (or accept) this, and start acting accordingly. She goes further by saying a woman can be desired by pretty much any man she wants, if only women didn't waste time thinking about things like "are my breasts to small" or "I have cellulite". Bottom line is that a man will find pretty much every woman he meets attractive at some level. The secret is not to obsess over things that are irrelevant and beyond control, but rather concentrate on the appropriate level.

An interesting article, so if you're single take five and read it. If you have comments, why not drop us a line or two?

[Via: TheAge]

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