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Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and if you’re in a new relationship, it could be a stressful time of year for gift-giving. When shopping, it may feel like some of the gift options available are better for more serious relationships or couples that have been together longer.

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From show tickets to one of kind merchandise made from real props, these Broadway-themed gifts will have theater kids of all ages singing and dancing with joy.

Skip the clichés this Valentine's Day and choose a gift he'll truly appreciate. Whether he's a foodie, an outdoor enthusiast, or a fan of classic style, Newsweek's guide makes finding the right gift effortless.

If you want to give one of the country’s best chocolates or our favorite chocolate gifts for Valentine’s Day this year, go right ahead. But sometimes, it’s good to be a little more memorable. Candy and flowers for Valentine’s Day can be boring,

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Skip the usual flowers and chocolates this Valentine’s Day and gift a stylish handbag. A well-chosen bag adds charm, utility, and timeless elegance to your loved one’s wardrobe.