Lane Moore

Lane Moore is a New York-based stand-up comedian, writer, actor, musician, and author known for her diverse contributions to comedy, literature, and music. Moore served as the Sex & Relationships Editor for Cosmopolitan, where she played a key role in increasing LGBTQ inclusivity, earning a GLAAD Media Award. Out Magazine named her to the OUT100 list, recognizing her influence in advancing LGBTQ rights.

Moore is recognized as the creator and host of "Tinder Live!," a comedy show in which she projects her dating app onto a screen, interacts with profiles live on stage, and involves the audience in the decision-making process. The New York Times described the show as "truly addictive entertainment" and noted Moore's ability to transform dating app banter into long-form improvisation. "Tinder Live!" has performed in theaters across the United States and Canada, including SF Sketchfest, and maintains a monthly residency in New York City. The show has featured guests such as David Cross, Janeane Garofalo, Anna Faris, Paul F. Tompkins, Amber Tamblyn, Sasheer Zamata, Lamorne Morris, and Laura Benanti.

As an author, Moore wrote "How to Be Alone: If You Want to and Even If You Don't," which became a No. 1 bestseller and was recognized by The New York Times, New York Magazine, NPR, Good Morning America, Oprah Magazine, and The Washington Post. She also delivered a TEDx Talk based on the book. Her second book, "You Will Find Your People: How to Make Meaningful Friendships as an Adult," won an American Book Fest Award and achieved bestseller status. Moore released the audiobook "You're Not The Only One F*cking Up: Breaking The Endless Cycle of Dating Mistakes" with Everand.

Moore's writing has appeared in The New Yorker, The Onion, The Guardian, The Washington Post, Elle, Teen Vogue, and GQ. As an actor, she has appeared on "Girls," with The New York Times highlighting her performance in the season finale, and on "Search Party," directed by Jay Duplass. In music, Moore is the frontperson and songwriter for the band Lane Moore and It Was Romance, with coverage in Pitchfork, Vogue, Paste, and Billboard. The band's EP, "Final Girl," received recognition from artists including Patton Oswalt, Kay Hanley, Ted Leo, and Will Butler. Moore also hosts the podcast "I Thought It Was Just Me" on Patreon, engaging audiences with her candid perspective on relationships, comedy, and personal growth.