Keen to find out yours? Here’s your guide to the lucky colours in the 2025 Year of Wood Snake for all Chinese zodiac signs. For the unversed, the Chinese zodiac comprises five elements: Earth, Metal, ...

The Ox gets along well with the tai sui, or guardian deity, this year, which means work and career will be smooth sailing for those under this sign, especially those in creative industries.

You may succeed in buying back old property with the family's support. The Moon will be in your sign, bringing intellectual growth. A short trip with your love or life partner may be on the cards. The ...

Let's unveil what it means for each zodiac sign. A rare six-planet alignment is set to grace our night sky on January 21, 2025. This stunning celestial event will not only create a breathtaking ...

As a fourth sign of the zodiac and the first water sign in the celestial lineup, Cancers are known for being in tune with their often powerful emotions. This water sign is ruled by intuition and ...

will take over the sky in a straight line. A planetary alignment significantly impacts the zodiac signs, influencing various aspects of life such as career, relationships and personal growth. When ...

The Chinese zodiac is made up of 12 animals, each of which has their own astrological and cultural meanings, and Chinese people associate each animal sign with certain characteristics. Writing ...

The latter half of January and the majority of February are ruled by a Zodiac sign known for its intelligence and unpredictability. Represented by the water bearer, Aquarius is the eleventh sign ...

If you've had bad luck in relationships recently, one astrologer has explained why that's about to change — especially for seven zodiac signs whose luck in love is finally turning around.

As Jupiter, the celestial sugar daddy of good fortune, plays musical chairs with the zodiac signs, some sun signs are about to hit the astrological jackpot. Get ready for a year where the stars are ...

A 'ghost' island that suddenly appeared in the Caspian Sea in early 2023 is playing a centuries-long game of peekaboo with scientists, and it's about to vanish once again – if it hasn't already ...