It’s the time of the year when we are anxious to make our Valentine’s Day special. Planning a perfect dinner date, deciding on a special gift, and buying a card or a bouquet—all this will sound familiar if you have someone special for V-Day.
For an extra festive touch, make a pink glaze!
With the advent of apps like Tinder, never in the history of humankind has it been as easy to get dates as it is now. Anyone with a smartphone can put themselves out there. That said, longterm relationships generally take a ton of work. Like most whimsical forces of nature, there isn’t really a secret formula to a successful love.
Romeo and Juliet is one of the greatest tragedies ever written, but how would it go if you controlled the story?
I’ve never reviewed a traditional manga for Comic Corner before, but now that we’re entering the month of love, I thought it would be appropriate to look at a romantic comedy. Love*Com is adorably fun with a unique sense of humour and a story that’s easy to get into.
Since Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, love is in the air and my iPod is playing music by couples bands more often than not. A couple band is a musical duo comprised of a romantically-involved couple that’s the most adorable thing ever.
Seventeen years ago, an epic moment occurred and I didn’t even know it: Grim Fandango came out on the PC. Back then creator Tim Schafer was with LucasArts, but he later made his own company called Double Fine Productions, which is responsible for the awesome Brutal Legend and most recently Grim Fandango Remastered.
Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to watch a love movie. However, the traditional romantic comedy isn’t to everyone’s tastes. Whether you’re part of a couple that’s bored with the same typical plot or you’re spending the holiday alone, there are many great love movies still available.
Valentine’s Day is a holiday in which cards are exchanged, chocolate is enjoyed, and a lot of love songs are played on the radio. Here are a few classic music videos of love songs that you and that special someone can enjoy for Valentine’s Day.
In Princess Mononoke, an outcast prince afflicted with a deadly demonic disease falls in love with a forest-dwelling woman who was raised by wolves, after watching her suck the poison out of her adoptive mother’s gunshot wound. I’ll grant young Ashitaka’s attracted to a very peculiar type of woman, but if that doesn’t spell romance, what does?
