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Ah, Valentine's Day -- either your favorite holiday of the year, or the bane of your existence. Some of us start planning their cards and flowers once the ball drops on New Year's Eve, others pick up a box of chocolates after work on February 14 and call it a day. Whether or not you consider Valentine's Day ... continued »

Do you often put in long hours on the job? It may be good for your career, but it’s bad for your heart. In honor of National Workaholics Day (seriously!) on July 5, let's take a look at this British study that says working more than 11 hours a day can increase the risk of heart attacks. ... continued »

Mercury is once again up to its old tricks! We can expect troubles with travel, technology and communication when Mercury goes retrograde in sensitive Pisces from February 23 to March 17. But this retrograde has a positive side, too! ... continued »

You've made the commitment and set the date -- now it's time to choose the dress! (Some of us would argue that's almost as important as choosing the groom, right?) January is all about spring and summer wedding planning, and you're no doubt pouring over the pretty pages of all the new bridal magazines out this month. Whatever your fantasy, there's a gown to match based on your horoscope sign. ... continued »

Guess what, dating is expensive! But just because the economy is still in the dregs doesn't mean you have to put your love life on hold. There are plenty of inexpensive ways to cultivate romance, and by tailoring the outing to your love interest's Sun sign, you're sure to have a great time.  ... continued »

You've been sending money to Uncle Sam all year, bemoaning the large difference between gross and net income on your paycheck stub. And if you're fortunate, your employer deducted too much, or you're eligible for so many credits the government wants to pay you! Either way, you're getting what seems like ... continued »

In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue -- that's a well documented historical fact. What isn't so well documented is Christopher Columbus' birth date, which has been narrowed down to sometime between late August and late October of 1451. This means the notorious European explorer could have been born a Leo, a Virgo, a Libra or a Scorpio. ... continued »

Are you a Virgo? Or are you a Libra? Or maybe a little of both? If you were born on the cusp between these two horoscope signs, you may need to dig a little deeper to find out which sign is the “real” you. Those born in the transition zone between the end of Virgo and the beginning of Libra will likely ... continued »

Can’t we all just get along? It’s funny, but when it comes to the age-old battle between Astrology vs. Astronomy, it really wasn’t until the “Age of Reason” the situation became unreasonable. To celebrate Global Astronomy Month in April, we’d like to give you some background on the differences between the two studies, ... continued »