For these Hollywood folks, today is a great day to kick back with a little herbal refreshment.
For pot smokers, if ever there were a time to partake in a blazing good time, this weekend would be it. Yes, 4/20 has rolled around once again which means that weed smokers everywhere will probably be rejoicing—including many of Hollywood's elite.
Did your Jewish boyfriend or girlfriend invite you for Passover? What you need to know.
Listen up, Gentiles. Everything you need to know about being the perfect Passover Seder date.
Attending a religious event like Passover that's unfamiliar to you can be stressful, especially when you're worried about making a good impression on your boyfriend or girlfriend's family. Here are some tips that will ensure that it all goes smoothly.
Should you invite your new-ish boyfriend home for Easter?
How long do you date someone before bringing them home for the holidays to meet your family?
You and your guy have been dating for a few months and are still getting to know each other. Is he "The One?" Maybe, but you're either not 100 percent sure — or don't want to scare him off by laying all your cards out on the table. How do you go about handling holidays like Easter or Passover?
See how these famous families will be commemorating the Jewish holiday.
As these celebrity families demonstrate, the 8-day holiday is celebrated in many different ways, but the themes of spending quality time with family, friends and loved ones while enjoying good food and wine remain the same.
See how your favorite celebrity parents and their kids will be commemorating the Jewish holiday in our gallery.
Winter holidays aren't the only ones that can get you down.
Survive Easter & Passover with these 7 helpful tips!
All holidays and times of family gatherings are supposed to be rich with joy and laughter and fulfillment. You know, like the holiday photos sent by many at the end of each year. The very fortunate have moments, hours or days of these experiences during holidays. Yet, even the happiest of times are filled with challenges, and for some, a great deal of sadness and loneliness.
5 shots and 4 Guinness later! Steps to recover from your drunken text.
5 shots and 4 Guinness later! Wow, what a night!
“Oh no! Did I send all these text messages?”
March 18th 12:59 a.m. – “I love you!”
March 18th 1:15 a.m. – “Can I come over?”
March 18th 1:32 a.m. – “You are so hot! Xoxo”
“Oh, s*#), what did I do? What happened last night? I work with him! I have to SEE him today! What am I going to do?
Tired of eggnog and mulled wine, and looking for a refreshing cocktail to make for your date?
Whether it's Christmas and you're under the mistletoe or the clock is striking midnight on New Year's Eve, he'll want to kiss you if you mix up one of these recipes we just discovered.
Studies show there are peak times and weather for makin' love (and makin' babies).
The majority of kiddos are conceived during the winter holiday season. If we break this down, we'll find that one part holiday spirit, one part New Year’s Eve hilarity, and one part chilly weather, equals several reasons to strip down to nothing and get it on.
'Tis the season to be jolly — unless you're in a relationship!
December is the most stressful month for couples. How did you do?
December is the most stressful month for couples, according to a study of 2,000 people by Seddons. The study found that a whopping one in five couples consider breaking up because of holiday woes, including bad tidings from financial worries, entertaining extended family members and sharing the workload around Christmas.
Guess what most singles wished for this holiday season.
Plus, would you ever lie to your family about your relationship (or lack thereof) status?
Who needs a job when you have love? Granted, love isn't going to pay the bills, but if you believe every love song ever written and every romantic comedy to grace the silver screen, then love is the most important thing of all. Whatever helps you sleep at night…
New Year’s Eve is the last hurrah of the year, the culminating event in a holiday binge of eating, drinking, and celebrating. It’s a time to don glitzy outfits, reflect on the past, and ponder future resolutions. And then there’s the kiss at the stroke of midnight. Whether you ring in the new year by watching the Times Square ball drop on TV or toasting champagne at an upscale nightclub, tradition makes a case for celebrating the new year with people you enjoy. According to English and German folklore, the first person you encounter in a new year — and the nature of your encounter — sets the tone for the rest of the year. A kiss is about strengthening ties you wish to maintain in the future. If a couple celebrating together doesn’t take the time to lock lips, it doesn’t bode well for the relationship.