Jake Gyllenhaal Wants to Be “Set Up” on Dates More Often

Jake Gyllenhaal seems like quite the catch — the actor’s latest project, Stronger, in which he plays real-life Boston Marathon bombing survivor Jeff Bauman, is getting MAJOR Oscar buzz, he can cook, and he doesn’t kiss and tell. Yet somehow, the actor, 36, is still single…. and definitely looking to mingle.

In a new interview with Elle, the actor opened up about his dating life, admitting that he wouldn’t mind amping things up in the romance department. “People should set me up more often,” he declared. “I absolutely encourage it. There should be more of that in my life.”

But don’t feel TOO bad for Gyllenhaal — he’s doing alright on his own. “I don’t get lonely,” he said. “I have myself.” When pressed for more, he explained that he has “a really wonderful group of friends. And I have a life I love in New York City. When you have a foundation that’s strong, you can move from it and go explore.”

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He also happens to have two majorly important women in his life: his sister, Maggie Gyllenhaal, who he accompanied to the Women’s March back in January, and his mother, who taught him his biggest life lessons.

“My mom would always say this thing about writing — and I’ve taken it into account in a lot of things in my life — which is just, ‘Make it shorter,'” he revealed. “Figure out what you are truly saying, whittle it down to the essence, then say that.”

Now. Where do we sign up for those dates?

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Whether you think Valentine’s Day gives you an excuse to watch romantic movies or is a true testament of love, we don’t doubt that you’ll be celebrating in some form on February 14. Are you hosting a Galentine's Day brunch with wine and chocolate galore or will you go all-out for a private night in with you and your sweetie? Maybe, just maybe, you want to DIY Valentine's Day cardsto hand out to loved ones or that one co-worker you have a crush on.

Whatever your plans may be, we have you covered with 19 sweet decor ideas to get your pad all decked out.

DIY Conversation Heart Care Packages

The best thing about these packages is that they're way prettier than your average brown box, meaning they make great Valentine's Day decor ideas to add to your coffee table! (via Brit + Co)

Gem-Inspired Brunch

Remind your best gals how valuable they are with everything from crystal name cards to rock candy Cupid's arrows. This is one brunch theme that is sure to be a hit. (via Brit + Co)

Air Plant Wall Art, Valentine’s Edition

Our cute kit has all you need to make a pink, red and white masterpiece. Try using roses or other blossoms for a splash of color, then swap ’em out with air plants for a more permanent exhibition. (via Brit + Co)

Galentine's Mailboxes

There are so many treats you can send to your gals' mailboxes: funny meme cards, chocolates, or handwritten notes. Whatever gift you choose, these are definitely the cutest way to deliver them. (via Brit + Co)

Heart Piñatas

A classic heart-shaped box, plenty of pink fringe and a confetti surprise inside? What’s not to love about these Valentine's Day decor ideas? (via Brit + Co)

Paint Chip Garland

The main reason why we heart this gorgeous DIY? The fact that you can get your supplies practically for free. (viaBrit + Co)

Honeycomb Heart Art

This honeycomb-textured wall piece has us swooning. Use this awesome strategy for all sorts of geometric shapes to up your decor game year-round. (DIY and image via Minted)

Cross-Stitch Heart

You can hang this pretty, rustic art piece on your wall for Valentine’s Day or display it as a funky piece of neon artwork all year round. (via Oleander and Palm)

XO Marquee

It doesn’t get flashier than this. If you’re going for a Moulin Rouge vibe, this is definitely the piece to consider when thinking about Valentine's Day decor ideas. (via Kristi Murphy)

Giant Ombre Heart

Hang this pretty eye-catching piece in the middle of your room to tie the space together. You could even use it as a framing device for a photo booth sesh. (DIY and image via The House That Lars Built)

Moss Hearts

While we’re showing some love to greenery for V-Day, how ’bout checking out these living art pieces made with moss? (via Alisa Burke)

“Cross-Stitch” Valentine Art

A blank canvas is all you need to whip up this abstract take on the classic heart motif. (via Craftberry Bush)

Valentine’s Chandelier

Is your party lacking a little sophisticated charm? Not to worry; we’ve got you covered with this heart-filled DIY chandelier. It'll put your other Valetine's Day decor ideas to shame. (DIY and image via The House That Lars Built)

Conversation Heart Banner

Borrow from the classic conversation heartsayings or make your own inspired quotes. If it’s just you and your sweetie, line the hearts with inside jokes and favorite phrases to show how much you care. (DIY and image via Hello Little Home)

Heart Balloon Piñata

How sweet is this idea? You and your love write your favorite memories from the past year on strips of paper, then blow them up in heart-shaped balloons. Spend the night popping each one and revealing and reliving the memories together. (via Kristi Murphy)

Giant Geometric Wall Art Heart

Pink and gold paper make for a color scheme that’s equal parts sweet and sexy. A bold piece of artwork like this is sure to set some hearts aflutter. (via Oleander and Palm)

Cupid’s Arrow Garland

Take the heart garland up a notch with this charming take on some of Cupid’s action. (DIY and image via The House That Lars Built)

DIY Valentine Heart Wands

These cute DIY Valentine's Day decor ideas are a nod to your former Sailor Moon binge-watching days. (Kelsey Bang)

DIY Heart Wreath

Create your own pink floral wreath in less than 10 minutes! (The Crafted Life)

Which of these Valentine’s Day decor ideas are you most excited to try? Tell us all about it in the comments below and follow us on Pinterest for more party planning inspo.

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Finding the perfect date night activity can be challenging — there's so much out there to do, but it's especially hard to pick when you’re trying to impress the person you're taking out for a night on the town. It can also be entirely nerve-wracking if you're going on a first date. Luckily, finding the best date night endeavor doesn't have to be such a stressor, with the power of your zodiac sign to guide you. We broke down some fun date ideas based on each of the astrological signs to ensure that you and your date have a great time this Valentine's Day, and beyond!

Aries

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If you’re an Aries, you’ll want to show off your fiery and competitive side in a fun way. Consider taking your date to a bar that has an arcade or skee-ball machines. Winning a prize and giving it to their date is how Aries show their affection and prove their utmost awesomeness.

Taurus

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An art class is an awesome way for Taurus to show off their artsy, aesthetic side. Plus, it will give their date a chance to playfully critique their work (and vice versa). They’ll be able to take their art home as a keepsake and lovely memory of the evening out!

Gemini

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Going out on a double date with their boo and a few friends will allow a Gemini to show off their ability to enchant others through the art of conversation. This also allows Gemini to show their date how diverse their friend group is, and how much of a social butterfly they truly are.

Cancer

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A cozy night at home cooking dinner together and watching old movies is an ideal date for the sentimental Cancer. As long as they feel comfortable in the company of their date, they will have a super chill experience while laying back and vibing with their partner!

Leo

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All the world’s a stage — and so is date night for the lion, which is why the theatrical Leo will take their date for a night out of karaoke. Busting a move and singing their hearts out with their date is a fabulous way to connect. Cue the dramatic and romantic duets.

Virgo

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A comedy show is a perfect way for the analytical Virgo to initiate conversation with their date. The event's jokes will give them a lot to talk and laugh about. It’ll serve as a bonding experience that can bring Leo and their date closer together in the long run.

Libra

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Libra wants to show off their swagger and magnificent taste for the luxe life on a first date (and every date after that until a commitment is made) by taking bae out to an expensive club. Between popping champagne bottles and dancing, they’ll share memorable moments that last a lifetime!

Scorpio

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Scorpios know that life has its ups and downs like a roller coaster. And sometimes, the only way to release the negativity in life is to laugh through all the painful moments. This is all the more reason why the transformative water sign will relish in taking their date to a fun amusement park or local fair!

Sagittarius

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The archer likes to expand their wisdom through education, as well as different philosophies and ideas, which is why they’ll opt to take their date to the planetarium. A date for two under the stars will serve as a great way for Sagittarius and their date to open up their minds. (Ooh, romantic!)

Capricorn

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Being that Capricorns work hard at the office during the day, they’ll prefer to go on a lighthearted date in their neighborhood. A drink at the local dive bar with their date will be fun, as long as the vibe is chill, the drinks are stiff, and the conversation is flirty.

Aquarius

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Attending an avant-garde art show or museum exhibit is the perfect date experience for Aquarius. Their voyeuristic ways will enjoy soaking in the creative displays available to view. Plus, conversing about the cool exhibit over a glass of wine will help you connect with the water-bearer on a real soulful level.

Pisces

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Pisces love the glamor and excitement of theater, which is why they’ll gladly attend a play or movie on a date. Since Pisces are known to have huge imaginations, they will have lots to talk about after having been able to escape into the intoxication and fantasy of the evening.

Loving these date ideas by zodiac? Read more on your sign from our Zodiac content on Brit + Co.

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Fans of complex world building and sweeping drama like what we've seen in The Lord of the Rings and Star Wars definitely need to check out Dune. Even if you still haven't seen the 2021 movie (starring Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya), it's better late then never with the sequel is coming out later this year. If Dune 2 is anything like the book, this second installment promises to have more romance and more drama — especially since we know who's joining the cast.

The "Dune 2" Popcorn Buckets Are...Interesting

When Warner Bros. designed the new promotional popcorn buckets for the release of Dune 2, I'm sure they meant them to look a little creepy. I'm not convinced, however, that they realized just how NSFW they look — but the internet is definitely making it known. "Some intern on the DUNE 2 marketing team is getting fired for this popcorn bucket," one X user jokes.

"They should have used the box from the Gom Jabbar test," another user says. "You're at least supposed to put your hand in that." Now that's a popcorn bucket I'd buy.

Watch The Brand New Trailer For "Dune 2"

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The stakes have never been higher for Paul (Chalamet) and Chani (Zendaya) as they continue their fight against the Harkonnens. We also have a better look at Princess Irulan (Florence Pugh) and Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen (Austin Butler), which are two characters I cannot wait to see!

Watch The Trailer For "Dune 2" Here

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In the trailer, which was first shown during the Warner Bros. presentation at CinemaCon, we see Paul desire revenge after the death of his father — and ride a giant sand worm — while Princess Irulan (Florence Pugh) wonders if Paul is still alive.

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Is Dune 2 confirmed?

Yes, we're definitely getting a second Dune movie. Dune: Part Two was confirmed in October of 2021, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

What is Dune 2 about?

Dune 2 will cover the second half of the original 1960 Dune novel. After Paul (Chalamet) joins the Fremen, a group of nomads that includes Chani (Zendaya), he must choose between love and fate of the universe. Still reeling from losing his family, Paul tries to avoid the future he sees in visions.

When does Dune 2 come out?

Because of the writers' strike and SAG-AFTRA actors' strike, Dune: Part Two has been delayed to March 15, 2024. Here's a list of the delayed movies so far.

See The First Looks At The Characters In This New Teaser

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After Vanity Fair released a first look at some of the leads of the film, this is the first time we're seeing all of the characters together. And the first time we're really seeing Austin Butler as Feyd-Rautha.

Who's starring in the movie?

Timothée Chalamet, Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson, Dave Bautista, Stellan Skargard, Josh Brolin, Javier Bardem and Charlotte Rampling will all return to their roles from the first film.

They'll be joined by names like Florence Pugh as Princess Irulan, Austin Butler as Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen, Lea Seydoux as Lady Margot, and Christopher Walken as Emperor Shaddam IV.

Will Dune be a trilogy?

Screenwriter Jon Spaihts revealed to The Playlist that a third film has been discussed, and makes sense for the arc of the film trilogy. We are totally on board!

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52 million Americans are using online dating apps in 2023, and if you’re single, there’s a good chance you’re one of them. Myers-Briggs personality types are everywhere right now, and you might be noticing that your matches have their personality type preferences in their profile.

If those little four-letter codes are a mystery to you, we’re here to give you some practical tips on what they mean — and how to plan the perfect date for your match — whether you’ve just matched or you’ve been together for a while. These date night ideas consider all facets of the unique Myers-Briggs personas — from introverts and extroverts to sensory vs. more intuitive types. Keep reading for the date night idea that will align with your truest self, and your date's!

Introversion + Extraversion

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Those with a preference for Introversion (I) will enjoy the opportunity to get to know you one-on-one. Quiet, candlelit dinners, walks in nature, and picnics will go a long way in setting your date with an introversion preference at ease. Be prepared to plumb the depths — introversion often comes with a desire to get to know the real you, and what drives you, not just how you feel and behave. Your introvert-preferring date likes to have fun too of course, but without the opportunity to scratch the surface on an intimate basis, they’ll likely go home feeling they’d missed out on something important. Don’t be afraid of the occasional companionable silence — it’s likely they’re not.

Those with a preference for Extraversion (E) are activated by higher-energy exchanges and situations. The more they can express themselves, share lively discussions, and enjoy the party, the better they’ll feel. Concerts, bars (or bar crawls!), karaoke, and other participatory activities are date ideas that’ll leave Extraverts satisfied and ready for more adventures with you. Dates that put a damper on their enthusiasm are the biggest pitfall for Extraverts. Avoid contexts where quiet and inward focus are paramount. So, maybe choose date night ideas like a rock concert, and not the symphony. Whatever you do, be ready to talk about it!

Sensing + Intuition

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Those with a preference for Sensing (S) are oriented toward the rich, concrete, and sensory side of the world. They often have a special appreciation for beauty, design, physical pleasures, and unambiguous, hands-on learning. To wow a Sensing type, choose dates and experiences that engage as many of their senses as possible as well as their love of “doing things right.” An art museum might be a better bet than a history museum, but read their profile first; it’s likely that they will have listed their interests in some detail. Cooking classes engage all the senses and feed the Sensing love of how-to knowledge. A wine tasting is another great sensory choice that also allows a Sensing type to show off their fact-finding thirst and trivia prowess (Cabernet Franc is a Bordeaux grape, you know). The worst thing to do to a Sensing type is drag them to a symposium on esoteric philosophical ideas. In time they’ll come to appreciate your love of the finer points of the Bhagavad Gita, but don’t expect to hit it off in the world of ideas, ethics, and abstraction.

Abstraction is instead the home turf of those who prefer Intuition (N). To light an Intuitive type’s fire, find opportunities for them to exercise their love for the meaning behind everything. If you’re going to an art museum, make sure they have a good modern art exhibit. Intuitive types enjoy the grey areas of life, and a soup can on a plinth might spark their imagination more than the obvious beauty of Michaelangelo’s David (though, of course, you can always have a great discussion on the meaning of art). If a cafe for Sensing types sounds like music, an Intuitive’s cafe sounds like talking and thinking. For their dream date night idea, find coffee houses, bars, and walk-and-talk locales where you can solve the mysteries of the universe, together.

Thinking + Feeling

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Those with a preference for Thinking (T) appreciate a logical approach to decision-making, including in their romantic lives. If your date is a Thinking type, you’re largely off the hook for making big, romantic displays. While Sensing types are into facts and Intuitive types like philosophy, the Thinking preference is more aligned with puzzles. You may see your Thinking-type date sparkle in an escape room or over a shared Sunday crossword. You’re also unlikely to lose any points by finding a deal — it’s only logical to get the same food for less at happy hour and go out more often with the money you save.

People with a preference for Feeling (F) are more apt to decide with their gut than with their head. Great date night ideas for Feeling types allow them to engage their care for others, and for causes that are important to them. Life is hard, but Feeling types don’t shy away from the effort to make the lives of those they care about better, and they’ll truly appreciate your effort to do the same for them. Inviting your Feeling date along to a worthy service project wouldn’t be out of the question, and Feeling types may be the only ones to truly enjoy the over-the-top drama of operatic storylines. Whatever your date may be, Feeling types need an exchange of deep emotion, and romance may be the most powerful emotion of all. And don't assume; showing that you have listened is a great way of showing that you care.

Perceiving + Judging

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In the context of dating, consider Perceiving (P) and Judging (J) a dichotomy between spontaneity and organization. Perceiving types will appreciate a good old-fashioned mystery date, where the surprises keep unfolding. “Finding” a picnic basket in the bushes is a stunt reserved for Perceiving dates, who might also be easily exhausted if you plan everything out in too much detail. Perceiving dates also won’t be flustered by a change in plans — if you see an interesting little bistro on the way to your reservation, give it a shot!

For your date with a preference for Judging, on the other hand, knowing what to expect is paramount. While spontaneity may take a back seat, on the plus side, you can enjoy dates that take a lot of planning and rest assured, your date will follow through. Make a reservation at a place that’s booked out weeks ahead, create your own walking tour, go camping, or even meet up to plan adventures together. If you agree to pick up your Judging date at 8, they’ll be waiting at 7:55 and might feel worried or offended by 8:10.

Date Night Ideas According to Your Personality Type

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As you work out how all of our date night ideas might work best for you and yours, rest assured that people are flexible, and there are no bad pairings from a Myers-Briggs perspective. Enjoy letting your date take you outside your own comfort zone—they’ll appreciate you for it and hopefully return the favor.

  • ISTP: Keep in mind that social gatherings are not their thing. So, plan for something only for you two especially if you’re still getting to know each other. Dinner or going to the movies could work well for them, especially if it seems to be spontaneous.
  • ISFP: One of their characteristics is being an attentive listener. Hitting a museum, or botanical garden, or watching a play could be pleasant options for them.
  • INFP: Doing something that interests you both without pressure could be the best way to approach a date with an INFP. If you are just starting, choose something low-key and that doesn’t take too long such as coffee, wine or beer tasting, or a guided museum tour.
  • INTP: Choose a light environment that stimulates creativity when dating an INTP. A few ideas are visiting a bookstore or library, playing board games, learning a new craft together, etc.
  • ISTJ: Details matter to ISTJs. The classic combo of watching a movie and having a bite after will likely be a good option for the first dates as you get to know each other. An intimate picnic can also be an attractive choice.
  • ISFJ: A romantic old-fashioned date will likely be a good choice for an ISFJ. Invite them to a quiet restaurant, for cooking dinner at home, or to go to the movies.
  • INFJ: Quiet and very attentive, INFJs will probably enjoy taking time at a garden, park, library, or small coffee shop to spend quality time together and get to know you.
  • INTJ: They will likely enjoy a formal and quiet date, such as a romantic restaurant, TV and dinner at home, or an intimate boat tour.
  • ESTP: An adventurous activity date that gives you lots to talk and laugh about will probably make a great date. Some ideas are camping, an outdoor meal, a canoe, boat, or helicopter tour, or axe throwing.
  • ESFP: They tend to enjoy exciting and light situations. Spending time at the beach (bring a frisbee), hiking, a day trip, and karaoke are a few date ideas.
  • ENFP: Try something that can be perceived as surprising by your date. Maybe going to an exciting new bar (or several), cat café, paint and sip, or even a scavenger hunt.
  • ENTP: Finding a fun activity you both enjoy and turning it into a date can be very engaging for ENTPs. Some ideas could be sports-related activities (rock climbing, horseback riding), tickets to a sports game, concert or play, or even playing a new video game.
  • ESTJ: As they tend to take lead, be open to their suggestions. Start with a stroll in the park or the farmer’s market, and leave it open to dinner, drinks, a comedy show, or something else.
  • ESFJ: A fun, but traditional, date could work well for ESTJs. A few ideas are a pub with games, game night at home (invite your friends if everyone is comfortable), bowling, a bar or restaurant crawl, or a party.
  • ENFJ: Energetic and enthusiastic, they like to share a lot about themselves, so choose an environment in which you can talk freely and have fun such as a walking tour, a lively local market, or a group class like cooking or painting.
  • ENTJ: Intellectually stimulating activities can be attractive for ENTJs. A trivia night or attending a concert, a play, or a musical and then hitting a bar or restaurant could be a fun idea that offers things you can talk about.

John Hackston is a chartered psychologist and Head of Thought Leadership atThe Myers-Briggs Companywhere he leads the company’s Oxford-based research team. He is a frequent commentator on the effects of personality type on work and life, and has authored numerous studies, published papers in peer-reviewed journals, presented at conferences for organizations such as The British Association for Psychological Type, and has written on various type-related subjects in top outlets such as Harvard Business Review.

Loving this date night ideas? Check out our Wedding Planning by MBTI, Myers-Briggs Personal Growth Goals, and How To Set Up Your Workspace Based On Your MBTI for more fun ideas that let you embrace your Myers-Briggs type.

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It's always the season for romantic movies if you ask me, but there is truly no better time to press play on a rom-com than Valentine's Day season! Love is in the air and these movies pair perfectly with your go-to cheese board recipe, pink cocktails, and your coziest pair of pajama pants. Whether you're always on the hunt for the best romantic movie on Netflix, or you're dying for a movie theater double feature, these flicks will give you butterflies in all the best ways.

Romantic Movies Coming Soon

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Upgraded

Driven and visionary intern Ana dreams of making a name for herself in the art world. When her work trip flight is upgraded to first class, Ana meets Will and the two immediately hit it off. The only problem? Ana told him she's got her boss' job.
Upgraded drops on Prime Video February 9, 2024 and stars Camila Mendes, Archie Renaux, and Marisa Tomei.

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Someone Like You

After the death of his best friend London, Dawson sets out to find the lost sister London never knew about. When they cross paths, Dawson realizes that Andi's trying to find her biological parents, and the journey they set out on will change everything.

Someone Like You premieres April 2, 2024 and stars Jake Allyn, Sarah Fisher, Lynn Collins, and Robyn Lively.

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Challengers

This new romantic movie is also a sports drama, which is one of my favorite crossovers in film. When pro tennis player Tashi gets injured, she has to swap her career as an athlete for one as a coach. She's determined to turn her husband Art into a champion, but neither of them are prepared for Art to play against Patrick, his former best friend — and Tashi's ex.

Challengers hits theaters April 26, 2024 and stars Zendaya, Mike Faist, and Josh O'Connor.

New Romantic Movies From 2023

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Anyone But You

In the vein of amazing movies like 10 Things I Hate About You, Anyone But You is based on a Shakespeare classic (Much Ado About Nothing) and follows Bea and Ben, who keep running into each other after a horrible first date. When they wind up at the same wedding in Australia, they realize that pretending to be a couple will solve both of their problems — and might just fix the rift in their relationship.

Anyone But You is in theaters now and stars Sydney Sweeney, Glen Powell, Alexandra Shipp, and Dermot Mulroney.

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Love At First Sight

Speaking of Shakespeare, Love at First Sight has its fair share of A Midsummer Night's Dream Easter eggs — and I loved every minute. Hadley and Oliver hit it off during their plane ride from NYC to London, but when they get separated after their arrival, they wonder whether they missed their chance, or if fate will bring them back together.

You can watch Love At First Sight on Netflix now. The movie stars Haley Lu Richardson, Ben Hardy, and Jameela Jamil.

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Your Place Or Mine

Best friends Peter and Debbie decide they need a break from their regular lives and pull a house swap. What might seem like a super basic plot has all the hallmarks of am amazing Reese Witherspoon film: hilarious best friends, driven and independent women, and heartwarming family relationships. It also does something no rom-coms dare to do: keep the romantic leads apart until the very last minute.

Your Place or Mine is available to stream on Netflix and stars Ashton Kutcher, Reese Witherspoon, Jesse Williams, and Zoe Chao.

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Fingernails

Romance and sci-fi come together in this alternate reality where advanced technology can tell you whether you've found your perfect match. All you have to do is run an analysis on a fingernail ripped from your nail bed. While Anna and Ryan are given a positive result, Anna's not sure what she feels. And studying under Amir makes it even more confusing.

Fingernails is on Apple TV+ now and stars Jessie Buckley, Jeremy Allen White, Riz Ahmed, Annie Murphy, and Luke Wilson.

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Red, White, & Royal Blue

If you love the Royals as much as we do then you'll fall for this story that follows Alex Claremont-Diaz, the first son of the US, and British Prince Henry as they go from enemies to something much, much more.

Red, White, & Royal Blue is on Prime Video and stars Nicholas Galitzine, Taylor Zakhar Perez, Uma Thurman, and Sarah Shahi.

More Of The Best Romantic Movies

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Pride & Prejudice

This is one romantic movie that never gets old — even though the story just turned 210! Even though the Bennett family has all daughters (meaning to secure the family estate, they all need to marry well), Elizabeth Bennett is determined to only marry for love. All she has to do is navigate unwanted marriage proposals, jealous gold diggers, and foolish sisters.

You can stream Pride & Prejudice on Apple TV. The movie stars Keira Knightley, Matthew Macfadyen, Carey Mulligan, Rosamund Pike, Simon Woods, Jena Malone, and Donald Sutherland.

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13 Going On 30

After a disastrous 13th birthday, Jenna wishes to be "30, flirty, and thriving." And when she wakes up as her 30-year-old self, she realizes her adult life, full of parties, gossip, and amazing clothes, is everything she ever dreamed of — but quickly learns it came with a cost.

13 Going On 30 is streaming on Netflix and stars Jennifer Garner, Mark Ruffalo, Christa B. Allen, Brie Larson, and Andy Serkis.

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Set It Up

Harper and Charlie are overworked and underpaid, and decide to set their bosses up with each other in the hopes their own lives will get easier. And if they fall for each other in the process? Well, what happens at the office stays at the office, right?

Set It Up is on Netflix now and stars Zoey Deutch, Glen Powell, Lucy Liu, and Taye Diggs.

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When Harry Met Sally

This Meg Ryan film might just be the blueprint for modern romantic movies, if you ask me. Harry and Sally don't really like each other, but after devastating breakups they decide to finally be friends and ask the age-old question: Can men and women really be friends without sex getting in the way?

When Harry Met Sally is on Max and stars Meg Ryan, Billy Crystal, Carrie Fisher, and Bruno Kirby.

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Someone Great

Jenny finally has her dream job but has to wrestle with her longterm boyfriend ending their relationship. It's up to her BFF's Erin and Blair to orchestrate the best girls' night out ever. My favorite fact about this romantic movie is that it was inspired by Taylor Swift's "Clean," and then went on to inspire Taylor Swift's "Death By A Thousand Cuts!"

Someone Great is available to stream on Netflix and stars Gina Rodriguez, DeWanda Wise, Brittany Snow, Rosario Dawson, and LaKeith Stanfield.

Which romantic movies will you be watching this weekend? I've seen Set It Up at least 10 times and I will be watching again!

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I'll follow Reese Witherspoon just about anywhere.Legally Blonde, Love in Fairhope, and Where the Crawdads Sing are just a few of her projects that leave me feeling totally empowered and overjoyed when I watch them. Hello Sunshine has plenty of exciting stories on the horizon, and thanks to our AMC queen Nicole Kidman, we now know that includes Big Little Lies season 3. We're ready to head back to Monterey, and we're not the only ones.

Turns out, Nicole Kidman put out feelers for Big Little Lies season 3 after watching the series with her daughter Sunday. “She was like, ‘No. There’s no more discussion. The third series has to happen…I’m sick of the talk. Sick of circling it. Just get it done,’” Nicole tells Vogue Australia. “You need a teenager to go, ‘Enough. Just do it.’” Here's everything we know about season 3.

Will there be a season 3 of Big Little Lies?

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It looks like yes, there will be a Big Little Lies season 3! During the CME Group Tour Championship, Nicole Kidman talked about her involvement in the series.

"I loved Big Little Lies," she said during a Q&A (shared in an Instagram story by Deux Moi). "It sort of came along at a time in my life when I had my children and I was thinking I was going to retire. And then this situation came along, where Reese Witherspoon and I were able to produce that show and create that show. And then all of you watched it and made it a massive success...And we will be bringing you a third one, just FYI."

Laura Dern would also love to do Big Little Lies season 3! "Well, let's just say we're best friends in art and in life," Laura tells TODAY. "And there would be nothing more fun for all of us. You know, we would have the time of our lives."

Shailene Woodley recently spoke about a potential third season, too. In an interview with Bazaar, she expressed her excitement to explore the show's characters that are a little more grown up now.

"I think what excites me about the possibility of a third season, more than what I could think of with Jane, is the fact that these children [on the show] are not children anymore. They’re teenagers now!" she said. "Their voices have dropped, they all have their teenage situation happening, and the angst is kicking in, and that, to me, is what is exciting about the possibility of a third season. What does life look like for those people who are not children anymore?"

Despite Zoë Kravitz admitting she didn't think the series would return, it looks like we'll get a junior season after all. At the red carpet pre-show for the Golden Globes on January 7, Reese Witherspoon officially confirmed that Big Little Lies season 3 is in the works. She said, "Nic and I have been working on it a lot." Soooooo, *this* is the news I needed this week.

What happened at the end of Big Little Lies season 2?

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To put it simply, Big Little Lies season 2 ended in pure chaos. Each of the Monterey Five have their own singular victories — Bonnie lets go of her husband and makes peace with her mother, Celeste gets full custody of her kids, and Madeline renews her vows to Ed — before they walk into the police station together. We're guessing it's so Bonnie can confess to her role in Perry's death, but it looks like we'll have to wait for season 3 to find out. One surprising detail about the end of season 2, however, is what *didn't* happen.

"There was someone that was supposed to die," Zoë Kravitz revealed to Vanity Fair in 2020. "It wasn’t me, but I don’t know what I’m allowed to say, so I don’t know. But someone did die. But I think the way we ended the season was obviously really intriguing, but also everyone got to come together and I think that felt important to everybody." Because that death didn't happen, it would only make sense for it to have gotten pushed to season 3...right?

When is Big Little Lies season 3 coming out?

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We don't have any official news about a release date, and since season 1 and season 2 released at different points of the year (as opposed to Outer Banks, which has always come out somewhere around summer), it's a bit harder to pinpoint when a new season could hit our screens. I'm hoping for a winter 2025 release date.

Who's in Big Little Lies?

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The Big Little Lies cast is almost too good to be true. In addition to Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman, and Zoë Kravitz, the show stars Shailene Woodley, Laura Dern, Kathryn Newton, Meryl Streep, Alexander Skarsgård, and Adam Scott.

What is the message of Big Little Lies?

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Like so many of Reese Witherspoon and Hello Sunshine's projects, Big Little Lies explores a number of important and relevant issues families deal with in the real world: domestic violence, blended and single parent homes, and how far you're willing to go to protect the people you love.

Is there a spin off of Big Little Lies?

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Hulu's Nine Perfect Strangers (which is based on the book of the same name by Liane Moriarty, who also wrote Big Little Lies!) serves as a Big Little Lies reunion of sorts — the show stars Nicole Kidman as actress and executive producer, along with Big Little Lies' producers Bruna Papandrea and David E. Kelley.

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