Ready for mischievous Gemini season?
Read on for the pop culture that will help you keep things interesting this month!
TAURUS (April 20 to May 20)
Ready for a little summer romance, Taurus?
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Who are we kidding, we know you always are.
Look no further thanEvvie Drake Starts Over(Jun.
And you’ll never guess what happens between them!
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Also feel free tocall it a “beach read.
“Who doesn’t love to read at the beach?
GEMINI (May 20 to June 20)
You say it’s your birthday?
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Then have we got just the thing for you: CatchYesterday(Jun.
Here comes the sun indeed!
CANCER (June 21 to July 22)
You do hate to witness family brothers!
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fighting, sweet sensitive crab.
Your happy assignment this June is to get down toHappiness Begins(Jun.
7), a Cancerian album title if there ever was one.
You really are a sucker for a family reunion.
LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22)
Virgos have Beyonce.
But you, vibrant, sparkling lion, can claim the Queen of Pop as one of your own.
And withMadame X(Jun.
14),Madonna’s upcoming 14th studio album, you’ve got an official playlist for the summer.
“Madame X is a secret agent,” the pop icon hasposted on Instagramabout her new alter ego.
“She is a cha cha instructor.
A head of state.
She’s also a Leo.
Need we say more?
21), the new album from Mark Ronson.
Queue up the moody jams and let yourself feel a little sad for the summer.
We know you do, Libra!
So kick off your summer withLate Night(Jun.
It’s one of the only things coming out this summer as charming and irresistible as you are!
So it’s perfect timing, then, thatNOS4A2(Jun.
2, AMC), an adaptation of Joe Hill’s vampire novel, arrives this month.
And yeah, okay, maybe it isslightlyobvious to pick vampires for Scorpios.
It’s summer, okay?
Are we not allowed to get a little lazy?
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21)
You’re familiar with the state ofEuphoria(Jun.
16, HBO), Sagittarius you practically spend your life chasing it.
though not, of course, without profound heartbreak and hardship.
You’re nothing if not honest, archer.
- but no, it’s not about the hearts of Capricorns!
Strange and darkly comic, it’s got your name all over it.
Wisely considering the subject matter Jarmusch assembled a very Scorpio-heavy lead cast.
Aquarians really do think of everything.
Making his directorial debut, Joe Talbot won the U.S.
Dramatic Directing Award at Sundance in recognition of his impressionistic elegy for a lost city.
It’s a poem of a movie, for the true poet of the zodiac.
