Lox Club Co-Founder Shares Tips for Valentines Day and Online Dating

Valentine's day is right around the corner and love is in the air....or right at your fingertips if you're on dating apps. Lox Club is the dating app that 'kind of hates dating apps.' If you're burnt out from awkward, cringe-worthy, and superficial dating app encounters, it might be time to join Lox Club. Austin Kevitch, CEO and co-founder of Lox Club, joins Cheddar News to discuss.

Jun 17, 2022

More Videos

Quite a Few Interest Rate Cuts Could Be on the Way

While the Fed has made it clear that it won’t consider cutting rates until at least September, one analyst is expecting a whopping seven cuts in a row.

Webtoon Entertainment Goes Public, Raising $315M With IPO

PLUS: Recent studies reveal high mental health issues among animation professionals. How is Webtoons addressing this?

It's Five O'Clock Somewhere! Cool Off With Summer's Hottest Cocktails

From the sober-curious to bottle service, Bacardi's North America president offers a few trends for every lifestyle (and every budget).

Drones Light Up the Fourth: The Modern Twist on John Adams' Vision

Heads in the Sky Drones specializes in stunning drone light shows, particularly for Fourth of July celebrations and special events like the Grammys.

ScanLAB Project's “Framerate: Rhythms Around Us” Premieres At Tribeca Festival

ScanLAB Projects is a creative studio pushing the limits of immersive, 3D cinema. Executive producer Meriko Borogove takes us inside the premiere of "Framerate"

Why Sharks Are All Up In Our Business This Summer

Dr. Mike Heithaus, Marine Ecologist from Florida International University, discusses what you need to know about getting in the ocean this summer.

The IPO Market Should Stay Sizzling, Even When Summer Is Long Over

The NASDAQ’s Executive Vice President of Corporate Platforms breaks down why you’ll probably see a lot of companies going public in September and December.

Months Before the Election, the Candidates Are Impacting the Economy

Americans won’t go to the polls until November, but election years tend to benefit stocks – and so far, this year is no exception.

Trending Now