What is the term for a "euphoric sensation upon eating amazingly delicious food"
Scientists are searching for dinosaur sex differences in features like size, ornamentation and bone structure—not the bits actually used during mating
Where marriage is a form of defiance and matchmaking is a game of chance
The counterculture has long been characterized by a single word: “love.” For some hippie communards, love was also a recipe ingredient
Can anyone really make sense of romance? Researchers keep trying because, frankly, we want answers
Make a craft for your Valentine at the Renwick Gallery, try Taiwanese noodles at the Freer Gallery, celebrate Mardi Gras with Little Red and the Renegades
Having trouble finding a gift that matches the brilliance of your Valentine? We've got the solutions
Hollywood does romance best in its comedies
Did competition for mates drive the evolution of the enormous, long-necked sauropods?
The legendary performer's leather jacket from the night he went electric will be part of a new exhibition
Give Paris its due, but the place has at least its share of unromantic features
The secret of Glamis Castle—a concealed room, a hidden heir—was one of the great talking points of the 19th century. But will the mystery ever be resolved?
The sponge-like organisms date back to about 760 million years ago, extending the known time span of animals by 17 percent
Attendees will have the opportunity to grind and sample their own chocolate beverages and learn about history and science behind the "food of the gods."
The inventor, the celebrity and the royal highness couldn’t resist the draw of making a grand gesture to the love of their life
The abandoned boulevards and blocks of condemned buildings look like a scene from an unhappy future
Of all the dinosaur mysteries, how dinosaurs like the 23-ton Apatosaurus mated is one of the most perplexing
Sure, they're big and they're flat. But TVs still aren't that bright. This, however, could be the year they start acting more like smart phones
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