
Filipinos most expressive about love among Asia Pacific countries—study
Have you been counting the times someone tells you that he or she loves you?
Have you been counting the times someone tells you that he or she loves you?
In time for Valentine’s, Butz Tenchavez and Ali Cedula exchanged “I do’s.”
The Embassy of Brazil and Instituto Cervantes present the film cycle “Cine Brasileño,” a series of recent Brazilian films to be shown every Saturday this February at the Instituto Cervantes theater.
Scoring a table at the Tokyo pop-up of the world’s finest restaurant for your 39th birthday is hard. Finding the perfect date to join you can be even harder.
When Migs and I got married, we had all the time in the world for weekly date nights. I would look for interesting places to dine in or visit.
You wouldn’t expect anything good to come out of a hook-up between a hot drunk girl and a hot drunk guy, especially if neither of them remembers details of their night together.
ROMANCE keeps life exciting. It may be a challenge to keep love alive after 20 years of marriage but there are creative ways to make it last. Watching romantic movies is one way.
Prom nights are not about fancy dresses, first kisses and giving in to romantic musings.
It may be true that all men are created equal, but history has proven that no two love stories are written—or read—the same.
Gallery Big’s Valentine group exhibit, “The Love Show,” locates love in the broader realm of passion, and manages, without being overbearing, to interrogate love’s performative dynamic and the often unquestioned rhetoric of commodified romance.
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