Romance News

Lula's lover tweets 'wait for me' after Brazil court ruling By AFP Curitiba - Eager to be reunited with her jailed lover, the girlfriend of Brazilian ex-president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva tweeted "I'm coming for you; wait for me," after a Supreme Court ruling that resulted in his release Friday.

Review: ‘The Aftermath’ discovers a fine line between love and hate Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘The Aftermath’ is a period romance that unfolds in 1946 Germany under a dark cloud of grief and resentment as everyone tries to rebuild after the war.

Review: ‘Cold War’ doesn’t need colour to convey its passion Special By Sarah Gopaul Oscar-nominated ‘Cold War’ is a provocative love story that pairs its monochromatic visuals with a fiery relationship that’s always off-kilter.

Review: ‘Lifechanger’ finds discomfort in habit Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘Lifechanger’ is an engrossing narrative that subtly debates the value of one life over another via an immortal man’s choices.

Review: ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ is an impassioned & significant film Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ is a beautiful film that blends authenticity, anguish and adoration in a narrative that’s incredibly touching and important.

Review: ‘A Star is Born’ plays an unanticipated melody Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘A Star is Born’ is an emotional journey following two evocative singers, played exceptionally by Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga, who inspire the best in each other, but find having it all still isn’t enough.

Romance author discusses novels and feature film Special By Markos Papadatos Romance author Faleena Hopkins chatted with Digital Journal about her upcoming feature film, her books, and inspiration to write romance novels.

Couples make Valentine's Day deposit in 'Love Bank' By AFP Banska Stiavnica - In a small medieval Slovak town, couples are getting ready on Valentine's Day to make a "deposit" about their romance in a place dedicated to love stories.

Review: ‘Fifty Shades Freed’ should’ve stayed bound and gagged Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘Fifty Shades Freed’ is the concluding chapter in the S&M trilogy, which proves even the lowest expectations can be thwarted.

Review: ‘The Shape of Water’ is Guillermo Del Toro’s best film to date Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘The Shape of Water’ is one of the best movies of the year and the fact that it’s unconventional is just the tip of the iceberg.

Addiction to love comes in two forms: Study By Tim Sandle What does love feel like? Love addiction comes in not one but two forms according to neuroscientists. In a long-term review, researchers from the Oxford University Centre for Neuroethics explain what these differences are.

Review: Soulpepper’s ‘Bondage’ still an emotionally resonant experience Special By Jeff Cottrill Toronto - It’s been nearly three years since Soulpepper premiered its acclaimed production of “Of Human Bondage”, which began its third go-around this week. The show heads to New York in July, and if last night’s reopening was any indication, it’s ready.

Pompeii unveils Roman kiss for Valentine's day By AFP Pompei - The lava may have cooled 2,000 years ago but Pompeii is a hot destination this Valentine's day with a special opening of the exceptionally preserved House of the Chaste Lovers.

Review: ‘The Space Between Us’ fills with love, laughter & predictability Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘The Space Between Us’ depicts a sweet, young romance between the only human Martian and an Earthling whose first meeting takes them on a formulaic adventure.

Review: ‘Constellations’ tries to find string theory in relationships Special By Jeff Cottrill Toronto - Not everybody finds quantum physics romantic or sexy. British playwright Nick Payne evidently does, as his acclaimed 2012 stage hit “Constellations” tries to examine different incarnations of a relationship between two scientists.

Astrophysisist Rashied Amini can help people find love Special By Adrian Peel The former NASA employee has lent his expertise to Nanaya, an app that can determine whether or not a person will find true love based on science and probability. Digital Journal found out more.

Review: Saoirse Ronan sweeps viewers off their feet in ‘Brooklyn’ Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘Brooklyn’ is a charming tale of love and finding one’s home that is carried exquisitely by Saoirse Ronan who plays an Irish immigrant making a fresh start in the New York borough.

Review: ‘Love the Coopers’ is smothered in sugary melodrama Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘Love the Coopers’ is the latest middling compilation of characters trying to navigate the holidays with their equally dissatisfied family members.

Review: ‘Crimson Peak’ is the epitome of a gothic horror romance Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘Crimson Peak’ is Guillermo del Toro’s stunning gothic horror romance that uses a deadly mystery to draw audiences into the Victorian ghost story.

Review: TIFF 2015 — ‘Equals’ portrays a future of first and only loves Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘Equals’ is a satisfying science fiction romance that utilizes its lead actors’ natural talents to portray a future in which emotions are forbidden.

Breakups more painful for women than men, but men never recover By Daniel Woods Research led by an evolutionary psychologist claims that women feel the pain of a breakup, emotionally and physically, more then men. But men's wounds never fully heal.

Kazakh man attempts to sit exam dressed as his girlfriend By Daniel Woods A male student in Kazakhstan tried to help his girlfriend pass an important exam - by wearing a dress, wig and blouse, and trying to take the test for her.

Review: It’s ‘Spring’ and all manner of love is in the air Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘Spring’ is a romantic creature feature in which a man desperately tries to win the heart of his vacation fling who is a bit more concerned about her fluctuating flesh.

Spring at West Lake, China Special By Lonna Lisa Williams Hangzhou - West Lake in Hangzhou, China has been the setting of history, poetry, and romance for 2,000 years. Walk with me through garden paths, over stone bridges, islands, pagodas, and tiled courtyards to celebrate spring.

Review: ‘The Longest Ride’ goes on far too long Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘The Longest Ride’ lives up to its title, feeling like a drawn out love story starring two people who aren’t at all convincing as a couple.

Ten fascinating Valentine's Day facts By Tim Sandle It is that time of year, beloved my makers of greetings cards and new romantics. To mark February 14, Digital Journal presents 10 things you may not have known about Valentine's Day.

Eventa survey says 80% of people have an office romance By Drew Hendricks For many of us model professionals, office romances are a divisive subject. On the one hand, it’s the perfect way to clear up that awkward sexual tension hovering over the workroom.

Review: ‘The Hundred-Foot Journey’ appetizingly fuses food and story Special By Sarah Gopaul ‘The Hundred-Foot Journey’ is the delectable story of a talented young chef who must choose between working at his family’s restaurant and exploring the possibilities the rest of the culinary world has to offer.

Review: Toronto's High Park is the perfect setting for 'As You Like It' Special By Jeff Cottrill Toronto - Canadian Stage's annual Shakespeare in High Park has become a respected Toronto summer tradition, and this year, the Bard's pastoral comedy “As You Like It” is a fine match for the High Park Amphitheatre's outdoor setting and young audiences.

Op-Ed: Home kit to test romantic compatibility Special By Tim Sandle With an estimated only three in 10 couples ending up happily married (according to one company at least), the burning question is how do you know your partner? A new tech company have an answer: a home testing kit.

Romance Image