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Must-watch fall 2023 movies and shows

Release Date: Fall 2023 on Netflix

Invincible Season 2

It’s been a big year for movies and shows.

Barbie is breaking box office records and Oppenheimer is proving that non-franchise films deserve their moment in the spotlight.

Dave Filoni’s “Ahsoka” series is single-handedly saving “Star Wars” and Disney+, “One Piece” is quickly becoming one of Netflix’s best projects and “The Last of Us” is bridging the gap between liveaction and video games.

It’s been a good year, but it isn’t over yet. Here are a few movies and shows to be on the lookout for in 2023.

Gen V

“Gen V” is a spinoff of the popular Amazon series “The Boys” set during seasons 3 and 4 of the show. The series will follow young superheroes attending Goldkin Univerity and fighting in the hero draft for a spot on “The Seven.”

In the same fashion as “The Boys,” the show will explore all things bloody, raunchy and extreme, but with teenagers.

Release Date: Sept. 29 on Amazon Prime

Loki Season 2

Season 1 of “Loki” ranks high among the pantheon of Marvel shows in recent years, with a 92% on Rotten Tomatoes and an 8.2/10 on IMDB. The show follows the adventures of the infamous Loki (Tom Hiddleston) as he traverses space and time while the Time Variance Authority is in hot pursuit.

Season 2 promises a journey on a much grander scale, with Loki and Mobius M. Mobius (Owen Wilson) searching for Sylvie (Sophie Di Martino), Ravonna Renslayer (Gugu Mbatha Raw) and Miss Minutes across the multiverse.

Release Date: Oct. 5 on Disney+

The Crown

After five seasons, “The Crown,” the Netflix series, is ending its reign. The series catalogs the royal family’s lives during Queen Elizabeth II’s rule. The show is known for its dramatized take on the fantastical and not-so-popular history of the U.K.’s beloved monarch.

The 6th season will be the final season following the death of Queen Elizabeth II in 2022. The season will cover the mid-90s through the early 2000s, including Princess Diana’s death in 1997 and the beginnings of Kate Middleton and Prince William’s relationship.

The long-awaited second season of Invincible is finally here. After the first season hit Amazon Prime in 2021, the rated R animated series proves that animation is not just for kids.

The show follows Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun), a new superhero who grapples with maintaining an everyday life and impressing his famous superhero dad, Omni-Man. Invincible is a fresh take on superheroes with a rating that allows it to explore heavier topics.

Release Date: Nov. 3 on Amazon Prime

The Continental

Hopefully, you’ve brushed up on your international assassin manners for “The Continental,” a prequel mini-series to the “John Wick” franchise. The show tells the backstory of the man himself, Winston Scott (Colin Woodell), the keeper of the famous Continental Hotel in New York City.

Release Date: Sept. 29 on Peacock Frasier

Everyone’s favorite psychiatrist is back, and he’s moving to Boston. The “Fraiser” reboot follows Frasier Crane as he takes on the next phase of life and tries to reconnect with his son.

Release Date: Oct. 12 on Paramount+

The Creator

From the director of Rogue One, “The Creator” is a sci-fi thriller that imagines a war in the future between AI and the human race. Special Agent Joshua seeks a weapon to end the war potentially, but it’s not what he expects.

Release Date: Sept. 29

Saw X &The Exorcist: Believer

If horror is your thing, check out these two backto-back scary movies that will have you hiding behind your popcorn.

“Saw X” is the tenth movie in the series and promises even more bloody traps, and “The Exorcist: Believer” picks up after the 1973 original, ignoring the other four films.

Release Date: “Saw X” Sept. 29 & “The Exorcist: Believer” Oct. 6 Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour is making its way into theaters for fans who can’t attend the live concerts.

That’s right, Swifties; after you have finished dissecting every inch of footage of Swift’s and Kelce’s latest interaction, head to the movies to watch the best moments of her concert.

Release Date: Oct. 13

Taylor Swift spotted supporting Travis Kelce

story.

Kelce and Swift, both 33 years old, have gone through their fair share of romance through their time in the spotlight.

Sunday was a stepping stone in the world of football and music as Taylor Swift was seen cheering on Kansas City Chiefs tight-end, Travis Kelce. Swift was decked out in Chiefs colors Sunday afternoon as she enjoyed the game in a suite with Donna Kelce, Travis Kelce’s mom. The speculation around the newly uncovered power couple has surged since Sunday and continues to impact audiences on both sides of the

Kelce has only indicated one serious relationship to the media. He was involved with longtime girlfriend Kayla Nicole on and off starting in 2017 until breaking it off in May 2022.

Swift, however, has had countless flings, but she has presented 12 serious relationships since 2008. Is it a coincidence Travis could potentially be Taylor’s 13th relationship, which also happens to be her favorite

number?

The rumors of Kelce and Swift have been prominent in mainstream media since Kelce made the public statement on his podcast that he co-hosts with his brother, “New Heights.” Kelce said he was “butt hurt” she wasn’t able to talk to him before her show in July at Arrowhead Stadium. Kelce said he tried to give Swift a friendship bracelet with his number on it, to which Jason Kelce, “Your number as in 87 or your phone number?” Kelce answered, “You know which one.”

Swift has made no comment since the podcast aired.

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negotiators announce bipartisan bid to avert shutdown

Senate

WASHINGTON — Senate Democratic and Republican leaders agreed Tuesday on a plan to keep the government open through mid-November and provide $6 billion in assistance to Ukraine.

The Senate’s stopgap measure to avert an Oct. 1 shutdown still would have to overcome gridlock in the Republicancontrolled House and a federal funding lapse remains likely.

Speaker Kevin McCarthy could face ouster by conservative hard-liners if he allows a bipartisan plan to come to a

vote.

The Senate may not be able to vote its approval for the temporary measure before the Saturday midnight shutdown deadline because Sen. Rand Paul, a Kentucky Republican, is threatening to slow it with procedural obstacles over the inclusion of Ukraine aid.

Moderate House Republicans are prepared to join with Democrats to invoke a rarely used procedure to force a vote on some type of bipartisan temporary funding plan. Yet it’s a time-consuming tactic and they won’t be able to do so before the shutdown deadline. The Senate plan, which would extend funding until Nov.

17, falls short of the $24 billion in Ukraine aid requested by President Joe Biden. It includes $6 billion of the $16 billion in emergency disaster relief the White House sought.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said the bill was “a bridge, not a final destination,” and that more will needed to be done later to address Ukraine and the recovery from a series of hurricanes and wildfires.

“Over the years I have been clear in my view that government shutdowns are bad news,” Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said on the Senate floor. “They don’t work as bargaining chips.”

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Taylor Swift was spotted at a Kansas City Chiefs game supporting Travis Kelce.

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Upset alert, toughest stretch & more

OSU men’s basketball schedule breakdown

Gabriel Trevino Staff Reporter

Oklahoma State’s 2023-24 men’s basketball season will look much different for many reasons, one of which will be the opponents the Cowboys will face.

The Big 12 conference, now with 14 members, released its schedule for the 2023-24 season. OSU also finalized its nonconference slate for the two months before conference play begins.

Here is a breakdown of the Cowboys’ schedule.

Upset alert:

For the past two men’s basketball seasons, OSU has lost the second home game of the season to a mediocre mid-major. In 2021 it lost to Oakland and last year to Southern Illinois, both by one. This year, the Cowboys’ first two home games are against Abilene Christian and Sam Houston — the latter a team they’ve blown out in the past.

Where OSU could find itself in trouble, though, is back-to-back games against Creighton and Southern Illinois. Last year, Creighton, reached the Elite 8 of the NCAA Tournament and lost to eventual national runner-up San Diego State by one point. The Cowboys have struggled in three of the previous four Big 12-Big East battle matchups, losing to UConn, Xavier and Georgetown.

After being upset by Oakland at home in ‘21, the Cowboys traveled to their place in ‘22 and won handedly. The same could be for Southern Illinois, but you never know.

Toughest stretch:

The Big 12 became even better with the addition of Houston, Cincinnati, BYU and UCF, but a more than month-long stretch vs mostly familiar foes will still cause a problem.

OSU opens the Big 12 schedule in Gallagher-Iba Arena vs Baylor. The Cowboys haven’t won at home vs the Bears since 2015.

The Cowboys will then go to Texas Tech, at Iowa State vs Kansas, at Kansas State, vs TCU, vs West Virginia, at Kansas, vs Kansas State, at Houston and at Oklahoma.

On the road against Texas Tech and Iowa State are tough matchups for any team, then facing both Kansas schools twice, West Virginia and TCU who are never bad teams, at Houston who was a top-5 team for most of the season last year, and ending the stretch with Bedlam will be a gauntlet.

Biggest opportunity

The Big 12 is usually decided at the end of February right before the conference tournament begins in March. In the past, this was make-it-or-break-it for OSU. If the Cowboys could claw tough wins at the end of the year against a ranked opponent or two, it would set them up for a better tournament seed and chances of making the NCAA Tournament.

That hasn’t happened, though.

But, this year, with a matchup at Texas in the Moody Center and vs Texas Tech in GIA, wins could be all OSU needs to lock up a late tournament bid.

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The Big 12 released schedules for the 2023-24 season on Tuesday, and OSU finalized its nonconference slate.

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The Big 12 features 14 schools this basketball season.

RANKINGS:

BIG 12 POWER WEEK 4

Tessa Dorrell Staff Reporter

5 K ANSAS STATE

The Wildcats won big and left the Knights reeling on Saturday. Giddens ran for a career-high 207 yards and four touchdowns, including three in the first half.

Will Howard went 27-for-42 passing for 255 yards with one interception. The Wildcats have had at least one receiver net over 100 yards in two consecutive games.

6 West Virginia

The O’Colly is releasing its Big 12 power rankings each week, and here’s where everyone stacks up after Week 4.

1 TEXAS

(NO. 3 AP TOP 25)

Its 4-0 for the Longhorns. Texas dominated Baylor and held onto the top spot in the power rankings.

Quinn Ewers completed 18 of 23 passes for 293 yards and ran for a touchdown and passed for another. Jonathon Brooks scored two touchdowns and ran for 106 yards. The Longhorns held the bears to just 60 rushing yards and recorded five sacks with eight tackles for loss.

2

Oklahoma

(AP NO. 14)

The Sooners stood strong in the second spot of The O’Colly power rankings. The Sooners have set the conference standard for most of the past seasons, and that continued Saturday.

Dillon Gabriel threw for 322 yards and a touchdown and ran for a score. It was an improvement from his last appearance in Cincinnati while at UCF, where he threw three interceptions. The Sooners’ 15th Big 12 title is not a wild thought with a solid start to their final season in the conference.

3 Kasnas

(AP NO. 24)

The Jayhawks jaunted to victory over BYU, 38-27, on Saturday at home, improving to 4-0 in back-to-back season for the first time since 1915.

Jalon Daniels threw three touchdowns, two of those being to Luke Grimm in the second half.

Two of KU’s scores came from the defense after trailing 17-14 at halftime. Defensive back Cobee Bryant returned a fumble and DB Kenny Logan Jr. brought back an interception early in the third quarter. Not only can Kansas stay on top of teams offensively with Daniels at quarterback, but they proved the defense can be the difference in tight games.

TCU

TCU took down SMU, 3417, at home in the “Battle for the Iron Skillet.” The future has been getting brighter for TCU after its Week 1 loss to Coach Prime’s Colorado Buffs.

Chandler Morris threw for three touchdowns, and Emani Bailey ran for 126 yards and a score. The Horned Frogs looked strong with 457 yards of total offense, 267 of those from passing.

West Virginia is 3-1, 1-0 after beating Texas Tech, 20-13, at home on Saturday. Both teams were forced to play with backup quarterbacks due to injuries.

Freshman quarterback Nicco Marchiol completed 12 of 21 passes for 78 yards and threw two interceptions but still snapped Texas Tech’s four-game win streak against WVU.

7 BYU

BYU’s Big 12 debut was a bust, losing to Kansas 38-27 in Lawrence on Saturday. Kedon Slovis was 30-of-51 for 357 yards and two touchdowns, but he threw two interceptions, too.

The Cougars beat Arkansas 38-31 a week ago by scoring the last 17 points, but this week, the Cougars looked exhausted in the second half.

8 UCF

The Knights couldn’t defend DJ Giddens.

UCF fell short to Kansas State, 44-31, on Saturday in Manhattan in UCF’s Big 12 debut. UCF is 3-1 overall, 0-1in conference play.

UCF had 407 yards of offense with 264 passing yards. However, the Wildcats finished the game with 536 yards of offense, including 207 yards on the ground from Giddens. UCF’s

9 Cincinnati

The Bearcats got their first taste of the Big 12 in a 20-6 home loss to Oklahoma on Saturday. The Bearcats are 2-2, 0-1 in conference play. Cincinnati went without a touchdown, scoring points off two field goals. The Bearcats have gone 15 straight drives without scoring a touchdown since last week’s loss to Miami (Ohio) in overtime. This was Cincinnati’s first home loss since 2017..

10 Houston

Houston got a week off from the Big 12 with a 38-7 win against Sam Houston on Saturday. The Cougars dominated on the defensive side. Houston forced two turnovers and recorded two sacks. Houston finished with 11 penalties for 95 yards, but the Cougars went 7-of -3 on third downs and had 26 first downs.

11 Iowa State

The Cyclones rebounded from a loss to Ohio and improved to 2-2, 1-0 in the Big 12. Rocco Becht passed for 348 yards and three touchdowns. The Cyclones were averaging 16.7 points per game, but Becht brought new life to the Cyclone offense.

ISU had 422 yards of offense, 348 of which came from Becht passes.

12 Oklahoma State

Oklahoma State named its QB, but it didn’t do much. OSU lost 34-27 to Iowa State on Saturday in Ames, falling to 2-2, 0-1 in conference. Alan Bowman threw for 278 yards and two touchdowns on 23-of-48 passing. OSU has lost eight of 12 games since starting last season 5-0.

13 Texas Tech

The Red Raiders couldn’t outrun the Mountaineers, falling 20-13 on Saturday in Morgantown. Texas Tech is now 1-3 overall and 0-1 in conference play. The Red Raiders racked up 321 yards of total offense while WVU had 256 total and 99 yards passing. But West Virginia limited the Red Raiders to just 56 yards on 23 plays in the first half.

14 Baylor

The Bears fall short once again. Baylor lost to No. 3 Texas 38-6 on Saturday in Waco, dropping 1-3 overall and 0-1 in the Big 12. The Bears went for it on fourth down on three occasions and failed each time. Baylor played two quarterbacks in place of an injured Blake Shapen. Sawyer Robertson was 20-of-35 for a career-high 203 yards. RJ Martinez was 9-of-18 for 102 yards..

Ohio State, Bedlam highlight OSU Women’s Basketball schedule

home on Nov. 6 vs. SIUE at 5 p.m. as part of a double-header with Cowboys.

ference games for OSU since coach Jacie Hoyt took over last season. The Buckeyes made the Elite 8 a season ago.

The Cowgirls (finally) know their full schedule for the upcoming season.

The Big 12 released the conference schedule on Tuesday and the OSU WBB Instagram account released its nonconference schedule on Monday evening.

The Cowgirls start the season at

Following a Nov. 8 home game vs. New Orleans, the Cowgirls will head to Boulder, Colorado to take on the Lady Buffs on Nov. 12. That will be a big test and a helpful prep game for The Bahamas.

In The Bahamas, the Cowgirls will play two Big Ten schools. Penn State (Nov. 20) and Ohio State (Nov. 22) will be two of the biggest noncon-

Four-straight home games (Missouri State, Wyoming, Texas State and Southern Illinois) follow the Pink Flamingo Championship from Nov. 26Dec. 17.

To round out the nonconference slate, OSU will head to Utah to play Utah Tech (Dec. 20) and Oregon (Dec. 21).

Iowa State at home on Dec. 30 begins the conference schedule for OSU, followed by a road trip to UCF (Jan. 3) and TCU (Jan. 6).

Key Big 12 games include a home game vs. Texas (Jan. 20), at home vs. Baylor (Jan. 28), at home vs. OU (Feb. 3), at OU (Feb. 24) and at Baylor (March 3) to end the season.

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OSU safety Trey Rucker arrested on DUI

Gabriel Trevino Staff Reporter

Oklahoma State starting safety Trey Rucker was arrested on Sunday on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol, according to the Payne County court filing.

Rucker was arrested at 9:32 a.m. on Sunday at the intersection of W Miller Ave. and N Main St. in Stillwater, according to the Stillwater Police Report acquired by The O’Colly. He was previously arrested in 2021 for allegedly assaulting an officer and driving under the influence among other charges.

Rucker played in OSU’s 34-27 loss to Iowa State on Saturday and in the Cowboys’ three other games this season. In four starts he’s made 18 tackles and one for loss.

Rucker’s initial court date is set for Thursday Sept. 28.

OSU said it was aware of the situation, a spokesperson told The O’Colly.

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An OSU spokesperson said it was aware of the situation involving the arrest of safety Trey Rucker on Sunday.

The Senate cleared the first procedural vote Tuesday evening on the bill leaders intend to amend with the bipartisan deal.

The Senate plans a shortfall in the Women, Infants and Children nutrition program and temporarily extend some expiring farm bill programs. It would also allow the Pentagon to build a sec-

ond Columbia Class submarine.

The House is focused on trying to pass full-year funding bills for the State, Agriculture, Homeland Security and Defense departments that would not in themselves end the shutdown threat.

McCarthy has said that after spending most of the week on these bills, he plans to bring up a stopgap bill that contains a deep cut to domestic spending and immigration law changes that are anathema to Senate Democrats and the White House.

So far, at least 11 members of his party have indicated they would resist allowing a vote on that measure, pre -

venting consideration unless McCarthy can win over some House Democrats. Moderate House Republicans are preparing to join with Democrats on a discharge petition to force a vote on a bipartisan effort. The procedure was adopted by the House in 1910 as a check on the speaker’s power and would force a vote on a bill without his approval. Discharge petitions have been successfully deployed just twice this century. Given their narrow majority, only five Republicans must join with Democrats to bring it about. Thirty-two Republicans have already signed onto a bipartisan bill to finance the govern-

ment through Jan. 11 and provide military aid to Ukraine. The petition could be used to force a vote on the Senate bipartisan bill.

Reps. Mike Lawler and Marc Molinaro, both New York Republicans who represent areas Democrat Joe Biden carried in the last presidential election, already have publicly threatened to join Democrats in such a petition, and other GOP moderates are ready to do so. The discharge petition, last deployed successfully in 2015, can be used to force a vote within nine “legislative days” when Congress is actually in session.

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Swift...

Kelce said he was “butt hurt” she wasn’t able to talk to him before her show in July at Arrowhead Stadium. Kelce said he tried to give Swift a friendship bracelet with his number on it, to which Jason Kelce, “Your number as in 87 or your phone number?” Kelce answered, “You know which one.” Swift has made no comment since the podcast aired.

On Sept. 21, Travis announced he invited Taylor Swift to watch the Chiefs in action at Arrowhead Stadium with the statement on the Pat McAfee Show, “I told her, I’ve seen you rock the stage at Arrowhead and you might have to come watch me rock the stage at Arrowhead and we can see which one’s a little more lit.”

With Swift’s busy schedule, Kelce didn’t seem to expect her to be able to attend a game so quickly, but sure enough, she was there supporting in her white and red next to his mom Sunday afternoon.

Not only was Swift wearing the colors to support Travis and his team, but she was up out of her seat as Kelce connected with quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, for a touchdown in the third quarter.

Shortly after the game, Kelce and Swift were seen walking out of the stadium together where they were rumored to have bought out an entire Kansas City restaurant so they could dine alone together.

A young Taylor Swift once said, “In your life, you’ll do things greater than dating the boy on the football team.” While she has done much greater things than any of her romantic interests could imagine, will she finally find her perfect fit with Travis Kelce?

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Swift wasn’t able to talk to him before her show in July at Arrowhead Stadium.

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Killers of The Flower Moon

This movie is a must-watch for Oklahomans. Most of us read “Killers of the Flower Moon” for school, but if you haven’t, I highly recommend it.

Martin Scorsese’s take on “Killers of the Flower Moon” brings the historical events of the 1920s Osage Murders to the big screen and the forefront of history. Not only is the movie about Oklahoma, Scorsese shot the film in Oklahoma.

Release Date: Oct. 20

Priscilla

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Last year, we got “Elvis,” and this year, we’re getting a sneak peek into the life of Priscilla Presley (Caliee Spaney) in Sofia Coppola’s new feature film.

Release: Nov. 3

The Marvels

Next up in Marvel’s never ending line-up is “The Marvels,” which will follow Captain Marvel (Brie Larson), Ms. Marvel (Iman Vellani) and Monica Rambeau. The three must work together to save the universe but with a catch: their powers.

Release Date: Nov. 10

The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes

It’s time to take a time machine back to the 2010s for some good oldfashioned Hunger Games. “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and

Snakes” is a movie adaptation of the prequel novel that reveals Coriolanus Snow’s (Tom Blyth) past.

Release Date: Nov. 17

Wish

When you wish upon a star, you get Disney’s new upcoming film, “Wish,” where a young girl makes a wish and brings in more trouble than she meant to.

Release: Nov. 22

The Boy and the Heron

“The Boy and the Heron” will be the last movie from Studio Ghibli founder Hayao Miyazaki. The film is about a young boy who travels to another world dealing with loss.

Release Date: Dec. 8

Wonka Willy Wonka is back, and this

time, it’s Timothy Chalamet. The movie explores the origin of the famous chocolatier and his first run-in with the Ommpa Loompas.

Release: Dec. 15

The Color Purple

Based on the award-winning novel by Alice Walker, “The Color Purple” is a new retelling of the 1985 perioddrama novel on the big screen.

Release Date: Dec. 20

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom Aquaman (Jason Mamoa) is back for round two in his latest movie, “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom.” This time, Aquaman faces off against a Black Manta (Yahya Abdul Mateen II) in an epic battle to save Atlantis.

Release Date: Dec. 25

Lily Gladstone and Leonardo DiCaprio in “Killers of the Flower Moon.” The production worked with the Cherokee Nation Film Commission on casting and filmed some days on Cherokee Nation land.

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a personal change next spring, before summer flowers into romantic fun. You’re a powerful team.

To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging.

Aries (March 21-April 19) — Today is a 7 — Consider things from a higher perspective. Envision perfection and plot the simplest path. Carefully prepare and schedule communications and actions to avoid misunderstandings.

Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Today is a 7 — Support team efforts without engaging in gossip or controversy. Together you can move mountains. Reach out to include friends and neighbors. Find creative solutions. Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Today is a 7 — Forge ahead with professional priorities. Misunderstandings abound. Don’t take anything for granted. Strengthen the integrity of your project. Visualize and strategize for success.

Cancer (June 21-July 22) — Today is an 8 — Investigate options and potential. Plan your itinerary to grab a lucky break. Organization and preparation allow you to travel light. Monitor conditions closely.

Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Today is an 8 — Imagine and create lucrative projects to reduce debt and build wealth together. Luck follows efforts motivated by love. Profit beyond individual potential through collaboration.

Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Today is an 8 — Stay receptive with your partner. You’re on the same wavelength, despite interference. Focus on the positive. Clarify misunderstandings right away. Support each other to blossom.

Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — Today is a 9 — The workload increases. Keep your blood pumping. Exercise energizes your productivity and focus. Balance work with relaxation and time in nature. Pamper yourself.

Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — Today is a 7 — Find and follow a passionate connection. Romance and fun have your attention. Express your feelings through your reliable actions. Your greatest strength is love.

Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — Today is a 6 — Beautify your home and surroundings. Clear space by giving away what you no longer need. Open space for new possibilities. Get creative. Beautify your surroundings.

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Today is a 7 — Access your creative brain. Articulate your vision, writing and sketching your ideas. Keep communications simple and clear. Patiently clarify. Avoid controversy or noise.

Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — Today is a 9 — Conditions are perfect for expansion. Bring in profits with determined action. There’s no time for silly arguments or distractions. Make bold promises. Keep your word. Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — Today is a 9 — Your personal passion, combined with discipline and luck, propels your successes. Don’t steamroll anyone with your enthusiasm, on the way. Listen for possibilities.

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