Happy Valentines Day! Buffy The Vampire Slayer is my favorite show of all time (and I watch a LOT of TV), so I decided to bless you all with a ranked list of least favorite (#10) to favorite (#1!) of the Buffy couples. Whether you agree or disagree with my choices, one thing we can agree upon is how wonderful Joss Whedon’s show was, as we still want to read, write, and talk about it still.

Check out the list below.

Although it’s a few more weeks before we get to watch the season 4 premiere of Bates Motel, the folks at A&E decided to give us a Valentine’s Day gift from our favorite (least favorite) couple – Norman and Norma Bates (Freddie Highmore and Vera Farmiga), with a cleverly titled “Netflix and Kill” video.

Check out that video plus the “Dangerous” teaser tweeted by @InsideBates below.

With it being Valentine’s Day weekend, and all the buzz of the Oscars coming up later this month, it seemed like a perfect time for a COMBO LIST! When most think of Best Picture winners, you think sprawling historical epics like Gone With the Wind (1939), Lawrence of Arabia (1962) or Ben Hur (1959). War is a good place to find Oscar champions as well, such as Patton (1970), Schindler’s List (1993), and Bridge on the River Kwai (1957). But what about love? What about a sweeping romance? With that idea, I’ve scoured the 87 winners of the Best Picture Oscar and found the nine best love stories. Why nine? Because ten is what you were expecting, and with love being the theme, love should be unexpected and spontaneous… and also I could only really think of these 9. Any of these movies would be great to pop open a bottle of wine, dim the lights, and cuddle up with your significant other.

Check out the 9 choices below.

Bjorn Ironside (Alexander Ludwig) on Vikings has not had a ton of experience with women. Not like his dad, Ragnar (Travis Fimmel) or uncle Rollo (Clive Standen). But this heir to the kingdom certainly has proven his romantic skills when wooing his wife Porunn (Gaia Weiss). And now that she wants him to be free because of a silly scar, he will soon be romancing around town (Kattegat). The History Channel has released some Bjorn-isms for Valentines Day.

Check out Bjorn lines in the video below.

Today is Valentine’s Day 2016, which, according to Ghostbusters II, is the end of the world.

In the 1989 sequel, Bill Murray’s Dr. Peter Venkman has gone from ghostbusting to TV host of World Of The Psychic. In one episode of the talk show, Dr. Venkman interviews a woman named Elaine (Chloe Webb), who states that according to her sources, the end of the world will be on February 14, 2016. “Bummer,” Venkman replies, before hearing how Elaine knows this is the date (from aliens, of course!).

Check out the scene here below from Ghostbusters II, and be sure to make this final day on Earth a good one!