What 2021 has in store for you according to your star sign

Gina Torres is first on the scene on 9-1-1: Lone Star.The alum reunites with producer Tim Minear, co-creator on the spinoff, on season 2 of Fox's first responder drama as Paramedic Captain Tommy Vega, who returns to the field eight years after stepping away to raise her twin daughters. When COVID-19 causes her husband's restaurant to close, Tommy returns to Austin, Texas, and re-enters the workforce to help support her family.

Still got it! Scheana Shay, who is pregnant with her first child, showed off her growing bump in a sexy nude photo.

They said yes! Caroline Stanbury, Nilsa Prowant and more celebs took major steps in their relationships in 2021.

Katie Price, a popular reality star in the UK, is opening up about her decision to place her 18-year-old son Harvey into care.

John David Washington co-stars with Zendaya in “Malcolm & Marie”, a pandemic-shot drama for Netflix that explores the relationship between a director and his girlfriend, directed by Sam Levinson (creator of Zendaya’s HBO hit “Euphoria”).

Now that the cold weather of winter is well and truly upon us, you may find that your usual moisturiser just isn’t enough to properly hydrate your skin. If this sounds familiar, try adding a facial oil into your skincare routine.

Also Read: Oscar Isaac to Play Solid Snake in 'Metal Gear Solid' for SonyDaniel Espinosa is directing with a cast that also includes Tyrese Gibson, Matt Smith and Jared Harris.

These celebrity couples didn’t get the fairy-tale ending they were hoping for in 2021. Scroll down to see which stars called it quits this year.

This year’s International Oscar entry for Switzerland, My Little Sister, follows a woman who has largely given up on her ambition to be a playwright and returns to Berlin to look after her twin brother, a famous actor with a terminal illness. It is directed by long-term collaborators and co-directors Stéphanie Chuat and Véronique Reymond.

Naman Ramachandran Nadiya Hussain, who shot to global stardom when she won the 2015 edition of “The Great British Bake Off,” is set to voice new CBeebies show “What’s On Your Head?”Produced by London and Bristol-based indie outfit Gold Wala, the show is a 10-part factual entertainment series inspired by the wearing of face masks during the pandemic.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorFor the first time in more than four decades, CES is skipping the neon playground of Las Vegas. Instead, because of the pandemic, the 2021 edition of the consumer electronics event will be an all-digital trade show.

The Sopranos is as iconic as everyone says), modern epics like The Crown, or buzzy dramas that are only one season in like and , our staff shares the one notoriously good series they're finally resolving to watch in 2021. The CrownI have zero attention span for binging TV series, but am resolved to watch all seasons of .

Journey are set to headline the 2021 edition of Chicago’s Lollapalooza festival, according to guitarist Neal Schon.After predictably cancelling its 2020 event due to COVID-19 concerns, the festival’s website currently makes no mention of next year’s festival.“I’m dying to get on stage again,” Schon told SiriusXM’s Trunk Nation With Eddie Trunk show on Wednesday (December 30), as Blabbermouth reports, before going on to seemingly reveal that the festival – usually held in late July or early

Oscar Isaac and Pedro Pascal celebrated 2021 in good company!The stars and longtime pals rang in the new year together — and took the best photo to prove it. Isaac's wife, Elvira Lind, snapped the now-viral photo in which Pascal, 45, sits on Isaac's lap as he takes a swig of his beer.

Mariah Carey is a proud mama.

New Year, new Justin Hartley.

Mariah Carey filmed a cute video for her fans on New Year’s Eve and it turned out to be unintentionally hilarious. The mother of two attempted to sing “Auld Lang Syne” — a traditional tune that’s usually sung on New Year’s Eve — when she forgot the lyrics in the middle of the song. After she belted out a few notes, Mariah laughed and said, “I don’t know how it goes.”