Everyone has a love language, and we all identify primarily with one of the five love languages: Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Receiving Gifts, Acts of Service, and Physical touch
It can help persons identify practical and powerful ways to express love, simply by using the appropriate love language.

Marriage should be based on love, right? But does it seem as though you and your spouse are speaking two different languages? By learning the five love languages, you and your spouse will discover your unique love languages and learn practical steps in truly loving each other.

Storyline: The characters are falling in love, falling out of love, some are with right people, some are with the wrong people, some are looking to have an affair, some are in the period of mourning; a capsule summary of reality. Love begins and love ends. They flirt a lot. They are all flirting with love. At all ages and social levels, love is the theme. Romantic love and brotherly love is the hotchpotch through out the movie. Most of the movie is filmed in London, during Christmas and the characters all ended up at Heathrow airport a very uplifting note.

2009 five CD set. 100 Hits: '80s Love features 100 massive '80s love anthems including 'Through The Barricades' (Spandau Ballet), 'Sign Your Name' (Terence Trent D'Arby), 'Come Into My Life' (Joyce Sims), 'Total Eclipse Of The Heart' (Bonnie Tyler), 'All Out Of Love' (Air Supply), 'Move Closer' (Phyllis Nelson), 'The Power Of Love' (Jennifer Rush) and many more. Time to grab that hair gel, slip on those parachute pants and get all snuggly with the one you love! DMG 100.

2009 five CD set. 100 Hits: '80s Love features 100 massive '80s love anthems including 'Through The Barricades' (Spandau Ballet), 'Sign Your Name' (Terence Trent D'Arby), 'Come Into My Life' (Joyce Sims), 'Total Eclipse Of The Heart' (Bonnie Tyler), 'All Out Of Love' (Air Supply), 'Move Closer' (Phyllis Nelson), 'The Power Of Love' (Jennifer Rush) and many more. Time to grab that hair gel, slip on those parachute pants and get all snuggly with the one you love! DMG 100.

On Love Spit Love's eponymous debut, Richard Butler tried too hard to break from the legacy of the Psychedelic Furs, and the result was a stiff, awkward record that only occasionally hit its target. For Love Spit Love's second album, Trysome Eatone, Butler decided to rely on the darkly seductive blend of arty post-punk and glam-rock that was the Furs' trademark. It's partially nostalgia, but he was able to update the Furs sound with a sharp, clever production and the occasional electronic or alternative flourish.