Romantic Hits Through the Ages
This crooner sang, "I've Got You Under My Skin" in 1956?
Frank Sinatra
This Hollywood power couple starred in Mr and Mrs. Smith, were known as "Brangelina".
Brad Pitt ands Angelina Jolie
Valentine's Day is celebrated every year on this date.
February 14
This 1950s slang term means "a really great person or thing".
"The Bee's Knees"
"Here's looking at you, kid" is a famous quote from this 1942 romantic classic.
Casablanca
The 1965 hit song "Can't Help Falling in Love" was performed by this rock-and-roll legend.
This pair was famously aboard the doomed Titanic in 1912 - though one of them was fictional.
Jack and Rose
The heart-shaped candles with sweet messages like "Be Mine" are known by this name.
Conversation Hearts
If you wanted to "hang loose" in the 1960's, you might have used this word.
This 1997 film about love and loss featured the hit song "My Heart Will Go On"
Titanic
"Endless Love" a 1981 duet, was performed by Diana Ross and this famous singer.
Lionel Ritchie
This British royal couple married in 1981, watched by over 750 million people worldwide.
In Roman mythology, this god of love is often depicted with a bow and arrow.
Cupid
In the 1980's people used this word to describe something radical or excellent.
Totally Tubular
In this 1987 film Patrick Swayze said, "Nobody puts Baby in a corner"
Dirty Dancing
This group serenaded listeners with the 1976 hit "You're my Best Friend".
Queen
Known for their lifelong romance, this U.S. President and first lady were often seen dancing together.
Ronald and Nancy Reagan
Valentine's Day cards date back to this century.
15th century
This 1920s slang phrase means "everything's going great".
It's in the cat's pajamas
Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks star in this 1993 romantic comedy about finding love through a radio show.
Sleepless in Seattle
This 1940's big band leader made hearts swoon with "Moonlight Serenade".
Glenn Miller
This ancient Egyptian queen and Roman general's love affair has been immortalized in history and film.
Cleopatra and Mark Antony
The first Valentine's Day box of chocolates was created by this company in 1868.
Cadbury
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Audrey Hepburn stars in this 1961 film, where a romantic breakfast happens outside a famous jewelry store.
Breakfast at Tiffany's