Women are mad about this sexy Pisces…
After so many seasons, it’s hard to imagine a world without Mad Men’s Don Draper, played with such smoldering, moody masculinity by Jon Hamm! He seemed born to the role, but the veteran actor had to audition—a lot—before landing the plum part. “This is the best job I’ve ever had and maybe ever will have in my life,” he said. Hardly.
What’s next? He followed his Mad Men performance with a role in Baby Driver, but has also hosted SNL three times—so he can do comedy. He’s competitive, bright, and cries during sad movies. Handsome, smart, and sensitive? This Pisces is going to be around for a long, long time!
This stunning Pisces has a heart of gold…
Former House star Olivia Wilde may seem like an overnight success, but she’s been acting for over a decade. And with experience comes wisdom, “I know which way I’d actually like to continue and what really isn’t true to me,” she says.
And compassion is a big part of that. Her charitable company, Conscious Commerce, encourages people to shop from companies that are doing good, such as Tom’s of Maine. It also partners companies with charities for limited-run products. “It’s our attempt to live and exist and shop in [an] enlightened way.” She’s also a founding member of Artists for Peace and Justice, dedicated to raising money for medical care, education, and food and water programs in Haiti. Making the world a better place… so Pisces!
Odeya Rush, a shining Taurus example!
At age 9, Odeya Rush moved to America from Israel to pursue her acting career. Having grown up watching American television, the reality differed only slightly from what she expected—a place Barbie would live. She honed her talents by entertaining her four younger brothers (two sets of twins) and doing commercials. By age 12 the veteran had transitioned to TV and film.
In 2012 she co-starred in Disney’s The Odd Life of Timothy Green, and was excited and nervous to see all the adoring fans at the movie’s green-carpet premiere. Considering that other projects pair her with Jeff Bridges and Meryl Streep (The Giver), Ben Kingsley (Mary), and Jack Black (Goosebumps), this talented Bull got over those opening-night jitters in no time!
Check out these stellar Bulls…
Star Trek: Voyager fans remember Kate Mulgrew as Captain Kathryn Janeway, the first female captain of a starship. She’s glad she could blast stereotypes and glass ceilings, but knows that she also has to “work at changing and constantly reinventing myself,” which she has done in many movies, plays, and TV appearances ever since, including most recently in Orange Is the New Black.
Kate is a determined Bull through and through. About her character, Galina “Red” Reznikov, she says, “Red is like me in that she has a real need to survive in a world that has presented her with a crooked path.” That crooked path has taken this Taurus straight to success!
Keri Russell, a one-of-a-kind celeb…
Keri Russell is a charming juxtaposition of earthy and sexy, a comfort-loving Bull who’s a coffee and beer snob, a cosmetics model most comfortable wearing jeans and scuffed boots. She’s a Westerner living in Brooklyn, a former Mouseketeer (with Christina Aguilera, Justin Timberlake, among other notables) and star of Felicity, who also played a ruthless Reagan-era K.G.B. double agent on FX’s The Americans. And she’s a bike-riding, candy-making mother of three delving into a make-believe world of sex and violence at her job (and who harbors a secret desire for a “fierce” forearm tattoo). But true to her Taurus nature, she’s as grounded, self-effacing, and cheerful as they come!
This auteur works at his own pace, in his own style…
Taurus is a Venus-ruled sign, and that influence is noteworthy in film director Wes Anderson. His movie sets (like The Royal Tenenbaums, Moonrise Kingdom, and The Grand Budapest Hotel) are carefully and artfully curated to the tiniest detail. His funny, moving, and original films charm and move his audiences. No less a light than Martin Scorsese wrote of his work, “this kind of sensibility is rare in movies.” And like all sensitive Bulls, he can be insecure and melancholic—harsh criticism hurts his feelings! All this hardworking auteur asks is to “let me live in the moment” and make movies as only he can make them.
Cate Blanchett stays true to her Taurus nature…
Nothing is more important to Taurus than family, and Aussie star Cate Blanchett is proof of that. The star of dozens of films, including Oscar and Lucinda, Elizabeth, Ocean’s 8 and Lord of the Rings, moved with her husband and children back to Australia. Her goal? Be closer to family, give her boys a permanent home, and be near the Australian theater community.
This earth sign native is outspoken on behalf of environmental causes as well as women’s rights. Accepting the Best Actress Oscar for her acclaimed performance in Blue Jasmine, she spoke out about the power of films about women. “Audiences want to see them, and in fact they earn money,” she said. “The world is round, people!”
No one is more driven than Tatyana!
At 6, Tatyana McFadden, paralyzed by spina bifida, was adopted from a Russian orphanage. Her mother, Deborah, urged her to try sports. At 24, Tatyana became the first woman to win six gold medals at the 2013 International Paralympic Committee Athletics World Championships. She won silver in Nordic skiing at the 2014 Sochi Paralympics, and won the women’s wheelchair division of the Boston, Chicago, London, and New York marathons. She’s won 17 Paralympic medals across her appearances in multiple summer Games.
A lawsuit she filed expanded the rights of Maryland students with disabilities to compete in interscholastic sports. The words Tatyana lives by come courtesy of Gandhi, “be the change you want to see in the world.”
This fiery Gemini demands respect, and for good reason…
Angelina Jolie kicks butt onscreen as Lara Croft, Mrs. Smith, and Evelyn Salt. She’s a director, screenwriter, author, and winner of multiple awards. She’s been voted “most beautiful woman,” and at one point was Hollywood’s highest paid actress. All of which only serve to fuel the causes that are closest to her heart.
While she’s a serious artist and mother of six, she has earned worldwide respect as a humanitarian activist, working with refugees as a Goodwill Ambassador and, more recently, as Special Envoy for the UN. She’s built schools and health centers in Cambodia, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Afghanistan. Calling her journey “a remarkable education,” this Gemini doesn’t look like she’ll be quitting any time soon!
This star designer gives as much as she gets…
From a business launched in a New York City apartment to a booming fashion empire, designer Tory Burch has creativity and brains to spare. And in 2013 she became the second-youngest self-made female billionaire in America (Spanx founder Sara Blakely is youngest).
A model of Gemini generosity, Burch supports the arts and cancer research, and her company helps more than 30 nonprofits. She is dedicated to making sure that all entrepreneurs have a chance. Her Tory Burch Foundation supports women’s economic empowerment through loans, mentoring, and education. And the Obama Administration named her to the Presidential Ambassadors for Global Entrepreneurship, committed to developing the next generation of entrepreneurs around the world.