Valentine's Day

There is NOTHING romantic or sexy about jail time.

If you were looking forward to those little Valentine’s Day candy hearts with the cute little messages inscribed on them, I’ve got some bad news for you. They ain’t happening in 2019.

Russell Stover is a hub of activity right now with Valentine's Day landing right in the middle of the week this year.

Sometimes relationships end for very good reasons, sometimes they end for very bad reasons, and sometimes they end for totally absurd reasons! Dr. LeslieBeth Wish is an award-winning, nationally honored psychotherapist and author of the research-based book, Smart Relationships:  How Successful Women Can Find True Love. She took some time to answer a few questions regarding relationship "deal

If you're like me, you live with a dude. And if your dude is like mine, they always tell you not to get them anything for any occasion, ever.

Imagine that Hallmark decided to team up with a popular television show to develop special Valentine's Day eCards for fans. What show do you think that would be? This one is unexpected, but hilarious!

For most people, Valentine’s Day means flowers, chocolate, and romantic dinners. For cinephiles (or people too cheap or lazy to leave the house), Valentine’s Day means snuggling on the couch and watching a romantic movie. If you’re planning a Netflix night this weekend, picking the right film is key. There’s nothing worse than inviting that special someone over for a private screening, lighting a few candles, pouring a glass of wine, and then killing the mood by putting on In the Ream of the Senses.

It should be no surprise that many of country music's most romantic singers are pretty smooth off stage, as well. However, the most memorable, real-life love stories are honest and spontaneous. They hinge on tiny details, like the emotion she stirred when she walked on his bus, or the dress she wore when he sang to her on the beach during Spring Break.

We are a culture completely brainwashed by romantic movies, from "The Notebook" to "Maid in Manhattan".  Yeah, I said it . . . even "Maid in Manhattan".

According to a new study, newly married couples who watch five romantic comedies together a month are HALF as likely to get divorced in the first three years of marriage. The catch is, you also have to DISCUSS the movies afterward, and compare the relationships to your own.