Your Horoscope for the Week of February 17, 2020 | Glamour

Your weekly horoscope has arrived! Your challenge: to find the balance between what to improve and what to surrender as the moon moves into in her full phase hosted by detail-oriented Virgo. This is the perfect time to channel your heightened energy into an early spring cleaning extravaganza.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is desperate to sign Chelsea wonderkid Billy Gilmour, according to reports in Spain.

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February has officially closed tabs. With the second month of 2020 wrapped up, Billboard is curious to know: Which Latin collaboration released during the 29 days was your favorite?

As if the world needed another reason to love Adam Driver.  On Tuesday, Ben Affleck stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live and couldn't help but gush over the Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker star.

Let sensuality be your guide this week, as Venus—the pleasure principle—moves into her home turf, earthy Taurus. Your body is your temple so how can you give it the respect and devotion it deserves? Now's the time to do something nice for yourself—fresh flowers, a massage, maybe even time spent doing absolutely nothing.

Tony Romo is staying put at CBS Sports as an NFL Analyst with a massive new deal.

ARIES: Mar 21 – Apr 20 Your Week: In order to be really alive, you need to be alert and active; looking at life from the broadest point of view, so as to take and make opportunities. Make a practice of giving of your finest and utmost. You can beat your previous best. Taken: Use your imagination to think up fresh ways to please your sweetheart. Single: Good timing is necessary as it will enable you to make a worthy love match.

Mitski and Allie X unite on “Susie Save Your Love,” a new single from Allie X’s new album Cape God. One of Mitski’s rare appearances since the release of her critically-acclaimed 2018 breakthrough Be The Cowboy, “Susie Save Your Love” was first hinted at in a Pitchfork feature on Mitski released last year.

There are so many fun TV shows and movies hitting your screens this week, from The Walking Dead's season 10 return to The Voice (with judge Nick Jonas) and and a new teen romance movie on Netflix (starring Queen Elle Fanning). With so many options at your disposal, we're here to help you navigate...because nothing makes the week go by faster than some quality pop-culture.See, below, all the TV shows and movies to watch this week.

Mercury retrograde continues to spill the drinks and cross wires, so don't take anything at face value. Instead, seed a genius moment by listening to your innermost creative tides and finding expression for them.

Few brands have revolutionized the way we shop for skin care like The Ordinary. Before the Canadian brand burst on the scene a few years ago, accessibility to cheap, high-quality products had mostly been .

The track is lifted from the former's new album 'Cape God'

The track is lifted from the former's new album 'Cape God'

Allie X has tapped Mitski for a new collaboration, “Susie Save Your Love.” The song appears on the Canadian singer-songwriter’s new album Cape God, which also features Troye Sivan. She and Mitski co-wrote the song; it was produced by Oscar Görres (aka OzGo) and Valley Girl (Nate Campany). Listen to that below.

A young secretary and aspiring writer's coming of age in the New York literary world of the 1990s is the subject of My Salinger Year, based on the successful 2014 memoir by Joanna Rakoff.French-Canadian writer-director Philippe Falardeau, whose Monsieur Lazhar was nominated for an Oscar and who also directed the Reese Witherspoon vehicle The Good Lie, tackles the material with more enthusiasm than efficiency, as his protagonist has to figure out what she wants out of life on both the

From the moment he read Joanna Rakoff’s memoir about literary New York, Philippe Falardeau knew his eighth movie, My Salinger Year, would be his first with a female protagonist."I’ve never been as excited about one of my films, because it’s told from a woman’s perspective," says the Quebec director, who rose to prominence with the Oscar-nominated classroom drama Monsieur Lazhar in 2011.Now Falardeau, 52, finds himself opening the Berlin Film Festival with this Margaret Qualley and Sigourney