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This Valentine’s Day will be different than the last one. Nearly a year into the pandemic, who isn’t feeling fatigued?
We’re all missing the ability to kiss, hug and get close to our loved ones. Also, we’ve spent so much time worrying about our friends and families that many of us have struggled to make time for ourselves.
This Sunday, simply kick back and treat yourself.
We’ve rounded up 18 of our favorite items to celebrate you. Just remember: it’s not selfish, it’s self-love.
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In honor of Valentine’s Day, the Los Angeles-based bakery has given its signature Bomb Ass Olive Cake a pink-powdered sugar makeover. Available at
The National Football League launched its 2020 season exuding confidence that the protocols it had in place to stave off COVID-19 infections would enable it to reach the playoffs and the Super Bowl safely.
Then, after three weeks of play, disaster struck in the form of an outbreak of infections centered within the Tennessee Titans. The team’s game with the Pittsburgh Steelers was indefinitely canceled. Las Vegas casinos posted odds that the league would make it through the season, not optimistically.
Commentators castigated the NFL for not following the lead of the National Basketball Assn., which dealt with the pandemic by sequestering players, coaches and staff within a season-long “bubble” in Orlando; to quote Mark Twain (or maybe Andrew Carnegie), the NBA had put all its eggs into one basket and