If there's one holiday that's become a worldwide hit, it's Valentine's Day. What can we say, love is a universal theme, but not everyone chooses to celebrate it with roses and boxes of chocolate. After doing a little research, we found plenty of traditions that we wish we could import into our own Valentine's Day practices. See, love—not Hallmark—really does make the world go 'round! Valentine's Day 2.0: A New Way To Celebrate

Curiously, many cultures have special traditions reserved for singles. On Malaysia's day of love, which falls on the seventh day of the seventh month of the … Read More

In August we saw Katherine Heigl in a baby-gear store, then last week she told Ellen that she was expecting her daughter to arrive any day. Celebrity Love: Katherine Heigl And Husband Adopting—Too Soon?

Katherine caught a lot of flack from the members of the public who suspected she refused to birth a baby because she didn't want to jeopardize her superstar body with pregnancy. To those haters, we say: look at the gorgeous child (link to People.com below), and apologize to Katherine Heigl.

Grey's Anatomy captivator Katherine, 30, and husband since December … Read More

Planning a honeymoon on a budget means you're probably willing to think outside the box. Here, we've gathered some information on locations that are easy on the wallet and also rather unexpected.

Time.com included Canada, Iceland and South Korea on a list of the best places to travel in a recession. Heading to Canada would cut down on airline costs, and all three locations offer beautiful landscapes and memorable characeristics that a beach honeymoon in the Caribbean wouldn't. Plus, there's less risk of hurricanes.

If you're insistent on a romantic European getaway, check out … Read More

Heeeeey. More Olympic love stories. This time 'round, it's the South Koreans getting down to business. According to Reuters the top South Korea male, Park Kyung-mo, and female, Park Sung-hyun, archers announced their engagement at the closing of the 29th Olympiad. The couple both took home Golds in the archery. The pair met while training and evidently hit. It. Off. In the last 2 Olympic games the pair has combined for 5 Golds and 2 Silvers, helping South Korea dominate the bow-and-arrow game like the US dominates, uh, (cue crickets) basketball?

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You know the drill; dude likes chick, dude spends money on her, chick enjoys the ride, chick gets sick of this scene and seeks greener pastures, dude is devastated, dude starts doing math and realizes that he dropped like 10 million won (roughly $10K) on chick and seeks satisfaction. Chick then explains the nature of 'gifts' and courtship. Dude does not care for her tone one bit, so chick signs document that promises she'll repay whatever just to get dude out of her grill. Chick is reasonably sure that the document is non-binding so she ignores it. Dude gets litigious.

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From Reuters

SEOUL (Reuters) - The subway corporations serving South Korea's capital will introduce women-only cars next year to make rides more comfortable and free of groping male hands, a subway official said on Wednesday.

"Sexual crimes happen frequently when the cars are packed and people are pressed against each other," the subway official said.

Nearly half the crimes reported on the city's eight subway lines are sexual in nature, with many taking place on two lines that serve university and office districts, lawmaker Lee Jai-chang said in parliament on Monday.

Tango’s Take
Evidently, this is a huge problem in South … Read More