To celebrate the Blu-ray and DVD release of Steve McQueen’s SHAME on Monday we’ve got THREE Blu-ray copies to Give Away! Recipient of both industry and audience recognition, SHAME boasts a formidable cast, including 2011′s London Critics Film Circle Award Winner: British Actor...

Men are hopeless at noticing changes around the house, it has been revealed yesterday. A study found that women up and down the country have changed everything from curtains to wallpaper and even moved furniture without their other half noticing. One in ten women went as far as to say they...

Valentine's Day is just around the corner and to make sure you don't waste the most romantic day of the year we enlisted the help of r elationship expert Susan Quilliam to suggests the top Valentine’s Day movies to get your date in the mood for love… Film has the power to move you, but it’s not always the obvious choice, the romcom, that’s guaranteed to get you in the mood for love. The psychology of love (and lust) is a little more complex. To get your date in the mood for love on Valentine’s Day, watch out for moments that really push their 'passion buttons'. If a moment enthrals, terrifies, or bring tears to your date's eyes, that's your chance to make a move. Watching a film can evoke certain feelings and help lower our emotional barriers, making these moments the ideal opportunity to get up close and personal. To prolong the film's ‘lust-creating’ effect, make sure to talk about all the key moments afterwards so you can intensely relive them together. And once the credits have rolled, you can get down to acting on what you're both feeling.

With Valentine’s Day fast approaching what better way is there to celebrate than with a cosy night whether it be a third, fourth or fifth date? With this in mind, the Blu-ray Disc Association has selected its top ten romantic films for you to enjoy, which are all available now in stunning high definition.

Blokes who are ‘too nice’ to their other half will spark fears that they are cheating, a study has revealed. Researchers found two thirds of women become suspicious if their partner suddenly has ‘new tricks’ in the bedroom, makes grand romantic gestures or even if he takes them breakfast in bed. Other triggers for suspicion amongst mistrusting wives and girlfriends are if their man treats them to jewellery or sexy underwear. Even helping out with housework leads to millions of females to believe her chap is ‘playing away’ according to the poll of 2000 adults by Kellogg’s. In fact 34 per cent of women said they would be happy to turn a blind eye to a minor indiscretion if it meant that their partner was nicer to live with.