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Your Weekly Horoscopes by Madame Clairevoyant: March 23–29 Venus moves back into Pisces, giving you the opportunity to learn from past mistakes — which might be useful ahead of Saturday’s solar eclipse.
By Claire Comstock-Gay

sex diaries 3/21/2025
The Perimenopausal Lawyer Having the Best Sex of Her Life In this week’s story, a mom of three goes into the city to see the new guy she’s been dating.
As told to Alyssa Shelasky

culture 3/21/2025
Please Be Normal About Sabrina Carpenter People on the internet are clutching their pearls over the pop star’s recent NSFW dance move.
By E.J. Dickson

parenting 3/21/2025
Kids Need to Hear ‘No’ More How else will they learn boundaries and, well, how to not be jerks?
By Amil Niazi

astrology 3/21/2025
Your Daily Horoscope by Madame Clairevoyant: March 21, 2025 Venus — still in retrograde — works with Pluto to turn up the heat today. Be wary of what ignites your passion, though; it may be deceiving.
By Claire Comstock-Gay

celebrity 3/20/2025
Kim Kardashian Does Not Want North West Around the Tates She reportedly ended North’s visit with Kanye West when she heard the far-right social-media stars were involved.
By Emily Leibert

astrology 3/20/2025
Your Guide to Aries Season The sign of the ram, Aries charges forward to meet the world head-on. Use that fiery energy to assert yourself and make a bold change in your life.
By Claire Comstock-Gay

how i got this baby 3/20/2025
The Mom Who Went Through IVF in 3 Different Countries “The length of our journey and everything — I feel like all the emotions are tripled.”
As told to April Daniels Hussar

astrology 3/20/2025
Your Daily Horoscope by Madame Clairevoyant: March 20, 2025 The start of a new astrological year begins with Aries today — but Mercury and Venus retrograde are still ongoing, so hold off on big plans for now.
By Claire Comstock-Gay

health 3/19/2025
Gwyneth Paltrow Isn’t Giving Up on Raw Milk Even after her favorite dairy recalled unpasteurized products due to bird flu, she’d still like to see more research.
By Erica Schwiegershausen
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