According to astrology, each zodiac sign experiences different dreams. Planetary positions influence your dream patterns.

Larry Fink, the co-founder, chairman, and CEO of BlackRock, has been a central figure in shaping modern global finance. His ...

The Venus conjunct Uranus in Taurus transit encourages us to examine and reinvent our relationships with out finances, beauty, and stability. This astrological event pushes us to break old patterns ...

With Mercury and Venus in retrograde, the past influences the present. Pisces, review old relationships and decisions before moving forward and Capricorn, expect delays and misunderstandings that ...

This solar eclipse will be rare as it coincides with the Shani Amavasya which has a huge importance in astrological and ... the Sun, Rahu, Venus, Mercury, and Moon will all be in Pisces ...

"Venus retrograde in Pisces is going to connect us with our innermost feelings and allow us to understand our emotions on the soulful level," says astrologer Lisa Stardust. "Tears will be shed ...

The wasps, which lived almost 99 million years ago, might have launched backward at their insect targets, then grasped them within their Venus flytrap-like abdomens. “It’s unlike anything I’ ...

Beige and white bring in the much-needed poise to this sign. Libra — Light pink, sky blue and white The air sign of Libra is dominated by the planet of love and money, Venus. This sign loves to find ...

Even if you don’t necessarily prescribe to astrological beliefs, it’s pretty hard to deny that there’s something going on in the universe. As a pop culture obsessive, I decided to dig a ...

Beginning March 27th, Venus, our planet of love, attachment, assets, and aesthetics, will move out of the hellfires of Aries — and continue its retrograde in the glitter gutter of Pisces.

Transit of Venus will have powerful impacts on our lives. For one, Venus is the planet of love and relationships, so this transit can bring some new love into our lives or help to improve the quality ...

Specimens of Sirenobethylus charybdis, or S. charybdis, named after the Greek mythological sea monster Charybdis, would use their Venus flytrap-like abdomen to capture and immobilize their prey ...