In today's edition of "why not?" things you should consult your horoscope about: the masturbation move that works best for you. Are you the adventurous type-someone who 10/10 would get down with yourself in a semi-public situation? Or would you prefer aquatic enhancements--maybe a detachable shower head or some sneaky bathtub solo play? Let the stars be your guide. "Aries is rather adventurous, they're assertive, they're fiery," says Cindy Mckean of Kansas City Astrology [sic

At this point, you've almost definitely heard someone in your life complain about Mercury retrograde. The astrological phenomenon happens about three times every year, and it's about to begin for the second time in 2018 on Thursday, July 26. As we move into another retrograde period, you're going to hear people people complain about it even more — but do you know what's actually going on? A lot of people don't know all of the facts, leading to common Mercury retrograde myths

Buckle up, because you may be in for a bumpy ride: on Thursday, July 26, we'll be entering the second Mercury retrograde of 2018, and it's going to last until August 19. When Mercury goes retrograde, this phenomenon can lead to a whole lot of confusion here on planet Earth. Mercury rules communication, travel, and social interactions, and when the planet is a little out of whack, all of these things can be affected. During Mercury retrograde, you're more likely to feel confus

On Friday July 27, the longest lunar eclipse of the century is set to take place. Also known as a "blood moon", because the shadow the Earth casts on the moon making it appear red in color, it's bound to be a spectacular event, with people already predicting the end of the world, because of course. Although the almost-two-hour long total lunar eclipse will only be visible in parts of Africa, the Middle East, southern Asia, Australia, and part of Europe (mostly Eastern Europe)