In the harsh light of day, it makes perfect sense that the last people of note out on the floor at New York's Culturati 50 event were cover star Parker Posey, making space to do high kicks in her flowy green dress, and the Dare, telling anyone who will listen that the first thing he did when he woke up that morning was listen to the new Audrey Hobert.
The psychotherapist, podcaster, and author is launching a newsletter called Entre Nous on Monday, at a moment when modern relationships can be defined by dating apps, ghosting, and even AI companions. Entre Nous, which in French means "between us," will feature Perel's insights on intimacy and conflict resolution through columns, podcasts, and livestreams. Most of the content on Perel's Substack is free. Subscribers who pay $9 a month, or $90 a year, get access to chat features, plus perks like ad-free podcast episodes and behind-the-scenes content.
As young people report feeling lonelier and less connected than ever, the dating app Hinge is driving its users into real human experiences. CEO Justin McLeod shares how the platform is combating digital fatigue amongst users, as well as navigating the risks and opportunities of AI in online dating. McLeod also explores Hinge's recent collaboration with renowned psychologist Esther Perel, and offers insider tips to find that special someone in the chaos of modern romance.