He’s adorable and pudgy and zips through the air with a bow and arrow, ready to play matchmaker—say hello to the Valentine’s ...

In honor of Valentine's Day, we've gathered our favorite groan-worthy gags on Cupid, hearts, chocolate, love and just about everything else related to Feb. 14. Speaking of crimes, what's the best ...

While Saint Valentine's feast is no longer celebrated on Feb. 14 by the church, the celebration of love in the U.S. has continued. Cupid is not just a Valentine's Day gimmick or cartoon character ...

The first commercial valentines in the United States were printed in the 1840s thanks to Esther A. Howland, known as the “Mother of the Valentine.” Howland was credited as the first in the U ...

The beginning of the holiday in the middle of February is shrouded in mystery, including who was Saint Valentine since Valentinus was a common name at the time. Were there two Saint Valentines who ...

Did you know that Feb. 14 is also International Quirkyalone Day? Jordana Comiter is an Associate Editor on the Evergreen team at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2024. Her work has ...

While Cupid’s arrow may sting a little, it pales in comparison to the darker, more brutal traditions of Valentine’s Day — where the holiday was once marked by animal sacrifices and grim rituals.

It was the Valentine’s Day Dance for seniors at the central Hollywood location of the Los Angeles LGBT Center. In the far corner of the room, arts and crafts to make valentines were laid out.

Featured pricing is subject to change. Cupid’s got his arrows, but let’s be real — lace and silk do the heavy lifting. Valentine’s Day is nearly here, and while some of us are busy ...