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The article features several African American bachelors. Patrick Lance Charles, a database administrator from Nashville, Tennessee would like to meet a physically fit, college educated Christian woman. Engineer Maurice Spencer shares the qualities of his ideal woman. Actor Lance Gross reveals that he likes a woman who is fit, stylish, independent, well-mannered and feminine.

The article presents dating tips for single women. Speed dating is one way to meet a lot of guys in one night, and these are hosted by hurrydate.com, 8minutedating.com and pre-dating.com. Ladies traveling on business or on a solo vacation are also given tips on where to eat and mingle with single men. Single women are also advised to send an old-fashioned anonymous Valentine card, and reveal themselves later. INSET: What a Man Doesn't Want to Hear on a Date.

Single men share anecdotes about dating and relationships. They talk about how they get a woman interested in them, how long they wait before asking a woman out on a date and things that they notice about a woman's behavior on a date. They also discuss how they "break the touch barrier," having sex for the first time with a woman they are dating, and how to break up with a woman they aren't interested in.

The article features the outstanding single professionals in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania who were included in the 2006 list of Pittsburgh 50 Finest. They have been selected on the basis of their activity in the community, success in their careers, and commitment to others through their support for charitable causes. The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation salutes Pittsburgh's 50 Finest for joining together to raise funds for cystic fibrosis research, care, medical programs, education and community service.

The article presents photographs of eight sexy celebrity bachelors. The men featured include the actor Chris Evans, who was featured in the "X-Men" films and will star in the film "The Nanny Diaries," actor Donald Faison, of the television show "Scrubs," and celebrity chef, restaurateur and reality television host Bobby Deen.

The article discusses the author's experience of being a single guy again. The author and his wife divorced following a disagreement on how to raise their children. Now unattached, he dated and had sex with several women he met along the way. He found his sexual activities rewarding and yet, emotionally draining. He longed for his wife and the intimacy with her.

The article presents information on the most eligible bachelors of the United States. Danny Gibson, Fairbanks, construction worker, loves being outside and using his hands to create something. He is usually too nervous to be straightforward with a girl he is attracted to, so he will flirt for a while to see if she is interested before he makes his moves. David Entinghe, a sociology student, is man who is both independent and perceptive. During the summer, he coach a local children's swim team. He is thinking about becoming a lawyer. He would like to have a career that involves helping people out.

Suggests various ways to find romance while traveling. Popularity of Tallinn, Estonia, with British bachelors; Travel books on architecture; Cruises; Reference to so-called social hosts; Items that might start a conversation; Bars and clubs in New York City, Los Angeles and Paris; Vacations for do-gooders looking for love; Books to talk about with the person sitting next to you; Trendsetting passengers on Virgin Atlantic who mingle in upper class; Ways to infiltrate mostly male or female vacation spots; Alumni trips.

Focuses on the homes of various California bachelors. Background on lawyer turned real-estate mogul Jason Pomeranc, who lives at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles; The Beverly Hills mansion of former New Mexico state senator Phil Maloof; Comments of Michael Ball, chief executive and designer of Jeans company Rock & Republic, who lives in a condominium in Marina Del Ray.

This article presents a list of smart bachelors in the U.S. This list is a product of a cross-country search for the most mouthwatering men in the U.S. The bachelor, Jason Tipton is a 24 years old mortgage advisor. He is a fun loving man who likes woman's lips. The bachelor, Chris Lusk is a 20 years old lifeguard in Wisconsin. Chris says that his instinct is to always help someone in trouble. That's why he takes his job so seriously. About his dream mate, he says that she should have a lot of personality, and should loves to try new things.

Profiles Tim Jefferies, an art dealer in London, England. Report that Jefferies has had love affairs with models and celebrities including Elle MacPherson, Claudia Schiffer, Sophie Dahl, and Kylie Minogue; Discussion of Jefferies' life style, clothing and dress, and home life.

This article presents views of 10 eligible bachelors on their life style. Photographs of those men are also mentioned in the article.

This is an article that focuses on a radio contest that matched up bachelors with dates that were chosen from listeners who entered the contest. EBONY partnered with radio stations in Detroit, Chicago, New York, Washington, D.C., Miami and Los Angeles to give readers and listeners a chance for romance. In Los Angeles, actor M' Fundo Morrison of the ABC soap opera "General Hospital" chose dance instructor Tiffany Hudson for his date. They later dined at Arnie Morton's Steakhouse in Burbank before being whisked away to Hot 92 "Hot Summer Nights" Concert featuring the Isley Brothers, Keith Sweat and Angela Winbush. Blunt, a dentist, and Werner, a special education teacher for Chicago Public Schools, dined at Gibson's Steakhouse and enjoyed a garden view. In Detroit, Wall Street Journal Reporter Lee Hawkins escorted lucky winner Toi Roberts to dinner at Detroit's new jazz supper club Seldom Blues.

Looks at the dating drought in Christian circles. Reasons why Christianity is not attracting single men; Impact of Christians' biblical perspective on relationships and sex; Expanding role of women in the postmodern society; Areas of confusion that stems from defining gender roles; Other factors contributing to dating drought in Christian circles.

Profiles several eligible single men and women in New Orleans, Louisiana. Broadcaster Melinda Spaulding; Marketing director Ian Dallimore; Musician Pepper Keenan; Spa owner Kim Dudek.

Features several single African American single men chosen by "Ebony" magazine as the top bachelors of 2004 in the U.S. Quddus Philippe, co-host of the MTV show "Total Request Live"; Marcus Johnson, co-founder and CEO of Three Keys Music; Ramel Werner, an elementary school special education specialist.

Presents a list of the top Afro-American bachelors in the U.S. in 2003. Background of Derek Fisher, guard for the Los Angeles Lakers basketball team; Ideal woman for Napoleon Harris, a linebacker for the Oakland Raiders football team; Background of Greg Alvoid, captain in the fire department of Omaha, Nebraska.

Features several single men. Background of surfer and actor Braden Bacha; Profile of real estate agent Matt Jordan; Information on retail store manager Blair Lawton.

Profiles pop star Justin Timberlake as one of 'People' magazine's top 50 bachelors. Details of his relationship and split from Britney Spears; His outlook on dating and relationships; Biographical highlights. INSET: JUSTIN'S Rules for RELATIONSHIPS.

Presents a photographic essay that depicts what bachelors supposedly desire regarding their living quarters. Description of so-called bachelor pads, including their size, architecture, layout, and functionality.

Features several eligible bachelors from the United States.

Presents statistics on the financial stability of single people in the United States. Information on the age-related migration pattern of single people; Data used for the statistics; Comparison between the business partner selection of single men and women.

Interviews five single men about women and dating. Their definitions of a nice guy; Their relationships with women; Their attitudes toward rejection by a woman.

The article describes how gun clubs in China have proliferated complete with pellet gun team battles, all in a country where guns are illegal. Sociologists attribute the popularity of the Chinese male's fascination with guns with the one-child policy population rule, featuring sex-selective abortions, which has created the largest gender imbalance in the world. Historian David Courtwright in his book "Violent Land" states that the testosterone level of unmarried men remains high leading to more violent behavior.

Presents a list of popular gifts for the 2004 holiday season. Consideration of a canvas dog carrier available from wagwear.com; Suggestion that bachelors will enjoy the book 'Win Her With Dinner' sold at amazon.com; Advice for inspirational gifts from Wickedcoolstuff.com; How artists will enjoy the compact drawing sets offered by flaxart.com; Development of the Leatherman 830040 new Wave Multi-Tool with a nylon sheath; Others.

The article interviews Rachel Greenwald, author of the book "Find a Husband After 35 Using What I Learned at Harvard Business School". In her new book, Greenwald, who has been married 11 years, outlines a 15-step hubby-hunting plan she calls "the Program." The book gets down to business: marketing, branding, investing 10% to 20% of one's annual income in the search for a mate. It includes classic marketing tactics from research (enlisting observers to tell you the brutal truth about your looks) to telemarketing (calling scores of acquaintances and asking them to fix you up). Followed faithfully, the Program should land a prince in 12 to 18 months.

Discusses the life of divorced men. Number of divorced men in the United States; Suicide rate for divorced men; Main support in a man's life.

Presents 34 eligible black American bachelors. Gives capsule profile of each man.

This article presents evidence of a growing social problem in Western and developed countries, that of men who are uneducated, unmarried, and unemployed. The failure of men in school, at work, and in families shows up in unemployment and crime statistics. The problem is expected to get worse with the growth in knowledge-based employment.

Presents interviews with single and attractive men in the United States who are interested in having relationships with women. Includes Gabriel Levy; Scott Narins; Decater James; Includes discussion on strategies for meeting men; Qualities looked for in a woman.

Suggests places to seek out a single man. Supermarket; Park; Laundromat; Club; Bars with pool tables; Sporting event; Office.

Presents a compilation of answers from 494 single men on some of the most burning questions asked by women about their secret lives. Includes questions about being single; Qualities that men care about on a blind date; Likelihood of men saying yes when women ask them out; Ways that men show their interest in women; Reaction to women who profess love before they do.

Presents a man's point of view on bachelorhood. Not enough single women; Statistics; Descriptions of available men; Advice to women on where to find men.

Photo essay with text that views the homes of seven well-known bachelors, Perry King; Steve Lundquist; Ray Liotta; Bret Easton Ellis; Eric Goode; Keith Hernandez and Blair Underwood.

The article discusses the career and future of professional golfer Rory McIlroy in the form on an open letter to the golfer following "Golf Magazine" awarding McIlory the 2014 Player of the Year award. McIlroy's wins and performances in golf events and champoionships, including the PGA Championship, the British Open, the U.S. Open, and the Ryder Cup are discussed. McIlory is compared to professional golfer Tiger Woods in that player's prime, and McIlroy's relationship with his mentor, golfer Jack Nicklaus. The article also mentions McIlroy's personal life and single romantic status, and what that means for his performance as a golfer.

The article focuses on the issue of marriage among career women from the Kashmir region in India. Topics discussed include the career of Kashmiri women and their views regarding marriage, the statistical study by Professor B. A. Dabla, sociologist at the University of Kashmir in India, concerning the marrying age of men and women in the region, and the proliferation of online sites providing matchmaking services to unmarried men and women.

The author discusses his habit of eating in cafeterias even though he has reached the point where a great part of his earnings is given away in taxes. The cafeteria people he meets are mostly men, old bachelors like himself. The author details his meeting with a woman, in her early thirties, and dressed in a modest European way.