The online home of “Modern Love,” featuring a complete archive of columns (since Oct. 2004), animated videos (since Aug. 2013), and information about essay contests and submissions.

Excerpted from "The Modern Lovers' The Modern Lovers" by Sean L. Maloney (Bloomsbury, 2017). Reprinted with permission from Bloomsbury Publishing. SPRING 1972: Starting a band is the easy part ...

Modern Love Season 2 will have eight new unique love stories play out on Amazon Prime Video. The second series was given the green light back in October 2019 and now the wait is almost over ...

Emma Straub’s new novel, “Modern Lovers,” shares a soothing warm-weather vibe with her equally entertaining 2014 novel, “The Vacationers.” ...

It begins like no other iconic rock song, with a quirky countdown from the lead singer: “One, two, three, four, five, six!’’ “Roadrunner,’’ recorded by the Modern Lovers in the 1970s ...

Amazon's Modern Love is a sweet, star-studded anthology series based on the New York Times Modern Love column. Anne Hathaway, Tina Fey, and more bring real stories to life.

The Modern Lovers, like all of those other acts, were a rock band first and foremost. They played rock'n'roll. How others defined them was out of their hands.

Watching “Modern Love” is about as much fun as listening to a New Yorker complain about not being able to find a good bagel or a decent slice. Like I said, it’s a hate-watch.

"Modern Love," the longtime New York Times column following the ups and downs of real-life relationships, has made its way to the small screen, adapted by John Carney into eight 30-minute episodes ...