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'Make America Hot Again' socials bring young conservative singles together in New York City
While New York City is a Democratic stronghold, young conservative movers and shakers are meeting other singles at a new series of events in the Big Apple. Political polarization, particularly that between young men and women, has become an internationally recognized phenomenon in recent years. One example from pop culture erupted earlier this spring when "Love is Blind" stars Sara Carton and Ben Mezzenga did not get married during the season finale because Carton had reservations about Mezzenga's religious and political viewpoints, including on the Black Lives Matter movement. As this polarization continues, some young conservatives, particularly those in left-leaning cities, are relying on events geared towards their political persuasion to find love. 'Love Is Blind' Star Sara Carton Rejects Ben Mezzenga At The Altar Over Views On Religion, Black Lives Matter Conservative influencer Raquel Debono, 29, spoke to The New York Post about why she founded "Make America Hot Again," which the outlet described as "a cheeky movement throwing parties for young conservatives around NYC at hot spots like downtown's Sincerely, Ophelia and Trump Tower." She touted her events as specifically different from other Republican mixers, declaring, "'We're really just normal people, we're the city conservative," in a recent Instagram video. Read On The Fox News App "With her regular bacchanals that can swell to as many as 300 people, love is definitely in the air," The New York Post's Doree Lewak wrote. Recalling one couple who found romance and got "hot and heavy" at an event in May, Debono commented, "That's why I throw these — I'm trying to find my husband." Dc Matchmaker Says Political Polarization 'On Steroids' As Liberals Refuse To Date Trump Voters, Tesla Owners She reported a male majority at the events, with a 60-40 split in favor of men from the "bro and tech vote." "I have met a few lovely young men, but as they say, the coach doesn't play," Debono said to the New York Post. Brent Morden, the vice president of the New York Young Republican Club, who recently made headlines with a popular gala, touted New York as a great place to find options, "if you know where to look." Dan Huff, the co-founder of Date Right Stuff, an app for conservative singles, told the New York Post that the app saw "tens of thousands of downloads right after the election." Click Here For More Coverage Of Media And Culture The New York Post added that this recent surge "adds to the app's nearly 400,000 downloads as the team focuses on New York with sought-after events that have drawn 'hundreds of attendees and generated strong buzz.'" "There's a spark in New York now, a reawakening," Huff said. The app's chief growth officer, Micaela Bishop, noted, "Our main focus is to build critical masses in these Democratic cities to make sure these people have somewhere to go."Original article source: 'Make America Hot Again' socials bring young conservative singles together in New York City
Fox News
2 days ago
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- Fox News
'Make America Hot Again' socials bring young conservative singles together in New York City
While New York City is a Democratic stronghold, young conservative movers and shakers are meeting other singles at a new series of events in the Big Apple. Political polarization, particularly that between young men and women, has become an internationally recognized phenomenon in recent years. One example from pop culture erupted earlier this spring when "Love is Blind" stars Sara Carton and Ben Mezzenga did not get married during the season finale because Carton had reservations about Mezzenga's religious and political viewpoints, including on the Black Lives Matter movement. As this polarization continues, some young conservatives, particularly those in left-leaning cities, are relying on events geared towards their political persuasion to find love. Conservative influencer Raquel Debono, 29, spoke to The New York Post about why she founded "Make America Hot Again," which the outlet described as "a cheeky movement throwing parties for young conservatives around NYC at hot spots like downtown's Sincerely, Ophelia and Trump Tower." She touted her events as specifically different from other Republican mixers, declaring, "'We're really just normal people, we're the city conservative," in a recent Instagram video. "With her regular bacchanals that can swell to as many as 300 people, love is definitely in the air," The New York Post's Doree Lewak wrote. Recalling one couple who found romance and got "hot and heavy" at an event in May, Debono commented, "That's why I throw these — I'm trying to find my husband." She reported a male majority at the events, with a 60-40 split in favor of men from the "bro and tech vote." "I have met a few lovely young men, but as they say, the coach doesn't play," Debono said to the New York Post. Brent Morden, the vice president of the New York Young Republican Club, who recently made headlines with a popular gala, touted New York as a great place to find options, "if you know where to look." Dan Huff, the co-founder of Date Right Stuff, an app for conservative singles, told the New York Post that the app saw "tens of thousands of downloads right after the election." The New York Post added that this recent surge "adds to the app's nearly 400,000 downloads as the team focuses on New York with sought-after events that have drawn 'hundreds of attendees and generated strong buzz.'" "There's a spark in New York now, a reawakening," Huff said. The app's chief growth officer, Micaela Bishop, noted, "Our main focus is to build critical masses in these Democratic cities to make sure these people have somewhere to go."
Business Upturn
3 days ago
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Perfect Match Season 3: Everything we know so far
By Aman Shukla Published on May 30, 2025, 19:00 IST Last updated May 30, 2025, 12:04 IST Netflix's hit reality dating show Perfect Match is gearing up for an exciting third season, promising more drama, romance, and unexpected twists. Following the success of Seasons 1 and 2, fans are eager to learn about the release date, cast, and what surprises await in the tropical villa. Here's everything we know so far about Perfect Match Season 3. Is Perfect Match Season 3 Confirmed? Yes, Perfect Match Season 3 is officially happening! Netflix announced the renewal in June 2024, shortly after the Season 2 finale, capitalizing on the show's popularity. The series, known for blending singles from Netflix's reality universe like Love Is Blind , Too Hot to Handle , and The Ultimatum , continues to deliver chaotic fun and steamy connections. Perfect Match Season 3 Potential Release Date While Netflix hasn't confirmed an exact premiere date, clues suggest Perfect Match Season 3 will arrive in summer 2025. Season 1 debuted in February 2023, and Season 2 launched in June 2024, indicating a pattern of yearly releases. During the Love Is Blind Season 8 reunion, hosts Nick and Vanessa Lachey hinted at a 'later this summer' premiere, pointing to a potential June or July 2025 launch. Perfect Match Season 3 Cast So far, two contestants are confirmed for Season 3: AD Smith from Love Is Blind Season 6 Ollie Sutherland from Love Is Blind: UK Season 1 Rumours suggest Netflix might expand the pool to include reality stars from outside its universe, such as The Bachelor , Love Island , or even international Love Is Blind editions, according to Stylecaster. Speculated names include: Harry Jowsey ( Too Hot to Handle ), a fan-favorite chaos agent Nick Dorka and Hannah Jiles ( Love Is Blind ), potential exes rekindling sparks Past stars like Melinda Berry or Elys Hutchinson seeking redemption What to Expect in Perfect Match Season 3 Perfect Match Season 3 will follow the signature format: singles pair up, compete in compatibility challenges, and face eliminations if unmatched. Winning couples gain power to introduce new singles, stirring drama or sparking love. Where to Watch Perfect Match Season 3 Perfect Match Season 3 will stream exclusively on Netflix. Catch up on Seasons 1 and 2 now to relive the drama and see which stars might return. Aman Shukla is a post-graduate in mass communication . A media enthusiast who has a strong hold on communication ,content writing and copy writing. Aman is currently working as journalist at
Yahoo
3 days ago
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Nick Lachey doesn't allow work-related worries to 'bleed over'
Nick Lachey tries to "compartmentalise" his work life. The 51-year-old star has been married to his wife Vanessa since 2011, and Nick has now revealed the secret to their happy marriage. Nick - who has co-hosted 'Love Is Blind' alongside Vanessa for the last five years - told the 'Richer Lives' podcast: "I think the best thing you can do is not bring your work home with you. Which is tricky when you work with your spouse. "I think we do a really good job of doing that, for the most part, but it's not easy working with your spouse sometimes." Nick feels it would be easy to allow work-related problems to "bleed over" into their home life. However, the TV star has managed to "compartmentalise" different parts of his life. He said: "Sometimes you show up for work and there's an argument at home that you brought with you to work and you don't want that to bleed over. And sometimes there's arguments at work that bleed over. "You don't want that, so, you know, I think it's kind of good to compartmentalise and recognise that you're here doing a job. Yes, you're a married couple, and we've been together almost 20 years now, so I think that's our golden rule, is don't bring work home, don't bring home to work. Try and keep it as separate as you can." Nick previously explained that the loved-up couple always "make time to prioritise each other". The TV star also admitted that parenthood has changed his love life. Nick - who has Camden, 12, Brooklyn, ten, and Phoenix, eight, with Vanessa - told People: "Sometimes you have to be deliberate. You have to make deliberate attempts because the spontaneity, the romance, whatever you want to call it that existed pre-kids, it just can't exist the same way. "And I would argue that it shouldn't exist the same way because your priority should be your kid, but you have to also make time to prioritise each other. And if you lose sight of that and lose track of that, then I think that's when you can get into some trouble."
Time of India
3 days ago
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- Time of India
Nick and Vanessa Lachey share their "Golden Rule" for a Happy Marriage after almost 14 Years
Nick and Vanessa Lachey are on the verge of 14 years of marriage—and as they say, one easy but effective "golden rule" has assisted in maintaining their connection solid over the years. In a recent episode of Richer Lives, SoFi's branded financial podcast that premiered on Tuesday, May 27, Nick, 51, opened up about the key lesson he and Vanessa, 44, prioritize to maintain both their marriage and professional partnership. "Just the best you can do is not take your work home with you. Which is difficult if you work with your spouse," said Nick. "I believe we do a really great job of doing that, for the most part, but it's not easy to work with your spouse sometimes." The pair, who started dating in 2006 and got married in 2011, have been co-presenting Netflix's Love Is Blind since its launch five years ago. Their on-screen chemistry is palpable, but Nick confesses it's not a smooth ride behind the scenes. "Sometimes you come to work and there's a fight at home that you carried with you to work and you don't want that to spill over," he said. "And sometimes there's fights at work that spill over [onto home life]." Their solution? Compartmentalization. "Try and keep it as separate as you can," Nick emphasized. "You're here doing a job. Yes, you're a married couple… but our golden rule is: don't bring work home, and don't bring home to work." by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Trade Bitcoin & Ethereum – No Wallet Needed! IC Markets Start Now Undo The couple, who share three children—Camden, 12, Brooklyn, 10, and Phoenix, 8—also happen to share the same birthday, November 9. Vanessa celebrated the occasion last year with a sweet photo of the two sharing a kiss. Though she admitted on the podcast that their routines have shifted since relocating from Hawaii back to Los Angeles in August (Vanessa previously filmed NCIS: Hawai'i), she's hopeful they'll fall back into their rhythm soon. "I do not want the time we have for intimacy and closeness to become dominated by logistics, but that's our life," she said. "I think we're entering an era of having to have a hump day and a logistics day." Nick and Vanessa also candidly discussed couples therapy and the need for relationship work, especially after being together for almost two decades. "Anything worth having takes effort," Nick replied. "To me, that's a tenet of life, and marriage is no exception. There's no fault in that. There's no perfect person. There's just your person."
