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This data comes from the Pew Research Center, what do you think of it?

It’s clichéd. It’s quaint. It rhymes. And as it turns out, it’s true.

What could be worse than to fall in love, get married, then find out that your husband is your brother?

We didn't have to go far to find this one! Just a few hours north on 131 into Northern Michigan. John Legend would be proud!

Just in time to completely depress you before Valentine's Day, Time magazine has a new Facebook app that will help pinpoint the exact date you probably should be getting married (or should have gotten married if that age has already passed you by). How helpful.

I've only been to a handful of weddings in my life, the one thing that remains the same at all of them - women go crazy over the bouquet toss.

We've all had it happen. That one friend of ours who's dating that guy that we can't stand and secretly hope she'll break up with. And then, the unthinkable happens, they get engaged! You can't flat out tell her that you think this is the worst thing in the world, and you can't flat out lie to her, so what do you do? Well, allow the ladies from UCBComedy to show you!

Today (Tuesday) is Sadie Hawkins Day! (You're not alone if you have no idea what that is, by the way.) This day, inspired by the 1930's comic strip "Lil' Abner" is basically a day when traditional roles are reversed and girls are expected to ask boys out, instead of it being the other way around. So, it got me to thinking about the premise as a whole, and then I took it a step further. T

This is the kind of headline you read and think "No way. No one can be that big of a douche." Well-- way. This guy is. A few hours after his own wedding, a 27-year-old Austrian groom had sex with a waitress... at the reception. I wonder if he even waited until after they cut the cake? One thing that is certain-- the bar was definitely wide open.

It's the time of year for love! Valentine's Day is right around the corner, and that seems to be a time when a lot of couples get engaged. Of course, in this day and age, it's a toss up between whether the man or woman will propose. Hell, guys have even started wearing "mangagement" rings! But, there's a new trend on the rise in the U.S.: men taking their wives' last name, or hyphenating

As we approach Valentine’s Day and the season of love, a lot of couples get the urge to take that big step toward marriage. But before your eyes well up with tears of joy and sweetness, you must do the math. Based on the law of percentages, not all of these proposals can possibly go well.

Sixty-seven percent of Americans think that a woman should take her husband’s surname upon marriage, according to an Indiana University survey of 815 adults.