Your May Horoscope for Virgo

Cosmic storms are moving in, and you’ll want to keep your schedule light as you begin the month.

A Full Moon Lunar Eclipse at 15 degrees Scorpio is due on May 5, so you don’t want to be overloaded with tasks until the eclipse delivers its message. You should be free to change plans and go in a different direction if necessary and guide others who are willing to help you. You have gone through many eclipses, but this one is strong and will bring unexpected events to everyone.

May 5 full moon eclipse in Scorpio Uranus, the planet of unpredictable news, brings the Sun in tight conjunction (both are Taurus), and will be so close that they will orbit shoulder to shoulder. Your ruler Mercury will be close to Uranus in Taurus to feel the ups and downs of this eclipse. Anytime your ruling planet is involved, you’ll feel the aspect more than most. At the same time, Uranus and the Sun are in direct opposition and a challenging Full Moon, a strong, nerve-wracking aspect.

The full moon will fall in your third house of travel, so this is not the time to set off on a trip. Your third house dictates short-distance travel, often a short hop by car, train or plane. All kinds of unexpected difficulties can arise, from mechanical problems to difficulties with the people you interact with at your destination. If you travel on business by May 5th and hope to reach an agreement with a client, that decision is unlikely. The journey to pleasure probably won’t go smoothly—especially if you’re traveling with a friend or sibling. See if you can postpone your trip until happy hour.

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Update (original story May 1 at 9:06 p.m.): including late-night talk shows Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Kimmel Live! and The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, It will go dark from Tuesday after the writers agreed to go on strike.

Late Night with Seth Meyers And Daily Show, Correspondent Dulcé Sloan’s host this week will also be affected. The Late Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, The Tonight Show And Later night Waiting to see what Comedy Central is going to do with the official reruns now The Daily Show.

as weekly programs Saturday Night Live, Live with Bill Maher And Last Week Tonight with John Oliver Similarly affected. Two HBO shows will close, though a final decision will be made SNL Expected to arrive later in the week.

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Colbert was selected alongside Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Chita Rivera on Tuesday’s show, and later in the week Chris Hayes, Zach Cherry, Michael J. Fox and Shonda Rhimes were on the line. Fallon is set for Tuesdays with Ken Jeong and Emma Chamberlain, with Jennifer Lopez, JJ Watt, Elle Fanning and Bowen Yang as guests later in the week. Kimmel welcomed Dr. Phil, Gina Rodriguez and The Pixies on Tuesday, with Melissa McCarthy, Will Boulder, Ricky Gervais, Anthony Carrigan and the Smashing Pumpkins set for later in the week. The Daily Show Set to welcome teachers Vashti Harrison and Jason Reynolds and former NFL All-Pro Brandon Marshall.

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Seth Meyers speaks Later night This afternoon, said: “I love writing. I love writing for television. I love writing this show. I love that every day we come up with an idea of ​​what we want to do, and we have to do it all afternoon, and then I’m happy to come out here. No one is entitled to a job in show business. But those who have jobs get fair compensation. They deserve to earn a living. I think this is a very fair demand, which has been set by the Guild. And I support those demands.

Pete Davidson, The Peacock Comedy Series Pubkiss This week begins, set for him SNL Come back on May 6. If there is a strike, we hear there are several possibilities for the Lorne Michaels-created show and a decision will be made closer to showtime.

He speaks on that day Tonight’s show, Davidson joked about taking it personally. “It’s really bad because it feeds into my weird story in my head, and of course it’s going to happen to me.”

In 2007-08, two late-night hosts, Kimmel and Colbert, faced this situation. The Colbert Report. Meyers was there Saturday Night Live During the last strike, and Oliver was there The Daily Show. Maherin real time And won, its season finale was replayed.

One of the issues in this year’s negotiations between the Writers Guild and the studios actually revolves around late-night shows on streaming. As it stands, writers work on “comedy shows created for new media” like Peacock The Amber Ruffin ShowMBAs don’t qualify at least, WGA is struggling.

Showrunners have told Deadline of late that they will stay in touch with each other as the strike progresses to provide a coordinated approach to the situation, which did not happen in ’07-’08.

“I keep talking to other shows to see what they’re doing,” said one showrunner. “We have to support the writers — our writers are amazing. The rest of the staff is amazing, and I don’t want to see anyone lose their job or lose a paycheck. What’s a happy medium out there? It’s not easy to find.”

One SNL The star told Deadline: “We also have to think about our crew. I fully support writers, I want writers to get what they deserve and need, but I don’t want our crew to be out of work. We can’t make this art without each other.”

May 1 (Reuters) – Lordstown Motors ( RIDE.O ) warned on Monday it was sending shares of the Ohio-based company to a $170 million investment deal with its major shareholder Foxconn ( 2317.TW ) due to uncertainty. The electric truck manufacturer is down 23%.

Foxconn struck a deal in November to buy a nearly 20% stake in the money-losing U.S. company for $170 million. It has since invested $52.7 million and stalled on buying additional shares, claiming they breached their contract, Lordstown said.

In a statement, Foxconn said it was fulfilling its obligations under the agreement and was open to continuing negotiations and working together to reach a mutually acceptable outcome.

The dispute is a fresh setback for the US company, which has been facing dwindling cash reserves and production challenges. In February, the company said it sold only 37 trucks and recalled 19 vehicles delivered to customers or used locally.

“There is substantial doubt about our ability to continue as a going concern,” Lordstown said in a filing referring to its dispute with Foxconn over the investment deal.

Foxconn, without other financing or a resolution with new partners, could be forced to file for bankruptcy or cease operations, and it said the company was in talks with the Taiwanese company to reach a settlement.

It rejected Foxconn’s allegation that it breached its agreement, a claim based on a listing notice sent by Nasdaq to the Ohio-based automaker.

Lordstown said last month’s announcement did not have an immediate impact on its stock listing, and Nasdaq has until Oct. 16 to comply with the rules.

“Foxconn’s actions were completely unwarranted. Their conduct has materially — and is becoming irreparably — harmful to the company,” Lordstown said in a statement.

“In the absence of a timely settlement, we will take all necessary steps to protect our business interests and enforce all of our rights and remedies.”

Shares of Foxconn, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd, rose as much as 1.4% in Taipei on Tuesday, outperforming the broader market (.TWII).

Shares of Lordstown, which fell more than 50% at one point on Monday, closed down 23%, or 12 cents, at 40 cents in heavy trading. They were down another 5% in after-hours trading.

The investment deal follows a separate $230 million sale of the Lordstown, Ohio plant to Foxconn last year as the Taiwanese contract manufacturer turns to electric vehicle manufacturing for a new source of revenue.

Lordstown began manufacturing its Endurance electric pickup trucks last September at a factory in partnership with Foxconn.

The former GM plant is one of the largest single-line vehicle assembly plants in the world. It can produce about 320,000 vehicles a year, excluding overtime.

Report by Tyashi Dutta in Bangalore; Cinematography by Anil de Silva

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(CNN) It must have been one of the happiest days of newlywed Samantha Miller’s life. But five hours after saying “I do,” the 34-year-old bride died after being hit by a drunk driver in Folly Beach, South Carolina, as she left her wedding reception Friday night.

Miller was riding in a golf cart-style vehicle with husband Eric Hutchinson and two others when the driver hit them, causing the vehicle to roll several times. A GoFundMe post Written by Hutchinson’s mother and verified by CNN.

Three other passengers were injured, two critically — including Miller’s husband, according to Chief Andrew Gilreath, director of public safety for Folly Beach, a beach community near Charleston.

The golf cart-style vehicle, decorated with cans and a “married” sign, was “so mangled, it was on its side,” Gilreath said. First responders tried to revive Miller, but he died at the scene, he said.

The crash threw the cart more than 100 yards, Annette Hutchison wrote in a GoFundMe post. Her son suffered multiple fractures and a brain injury, and has undergone at least one reconstructive surgery, she said.

“Aric’s wedding ring was handed to me in a plastic bag at the hospital, five hours after Sam put it on her finger and they read their vows to each other,” his mother wrote. “Arik lost the love of his life.”

A campaign created Sunday for funeral and medical expenses had raised $183,000 as of Monday.

Miller, of North Carolina, died of blunt force injuries, according to the Charleston County Coroner’s Office.

The suspect, Jamie Lee Komoroski, 25, is charged with one count of reckless homicide and three counts of felony DUI causing great bodily harm. Online court records program. Gilreath reported that his vehicle was traveling 65 mph in a 25 mph zone.

CNN was unable to locate an attorney for Komarowski.

Low speed vehicles are allowed on highways with speed limits 35 miles or less, according to the South Carolina Legislature. The newlyweds’ vehicle was legally on the road that night, Gilreath said.

ISTANBUL, April 30 (Reuters) – Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Sunday that Turkish intelligence forces had killed Islamic State leader Abu Hussein al-Qurashi in Syria.

“This person was neutralized yesterday as part of an operation by the Turkish National Intelligence Service in Syria,” Erdogan said in an interview with broadcaster TRT Turk.

Erdogan said the spy agency had been following Qureshi for a long time.

Syrian local and security sources said the raid took place in the northern Syrian city of Jandaris, which is controlled by Turkish-backed rebel groups and was one of the worst hit by the February 6 earthquake in both Turkey and Syria.

The Syrian National Army, an opposition faction with a security presence in the area, had no immediate comment.

A resident said the clashes started on the outskirts of Zantaris overnight from Saturday to Sunday, lasting about an hour before residents heard a loud explosion.

The security forces then cordoned off the area to prevent anyone from entering.

In November 2022, IS elected al-Qurashi as its leader after the previous IS leader was killed in an operation in southern Syria.

Islamic State seized large swathes of Iraq and Syria in 2014, when its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, declared an Islamic caliphate across the territory, home to millions of people.

But IS lost its hold after campaigns in Syria and Iraq by US-backed forces and Syrian forces backed by Iran, Russia and various paramilitary forces.

Its remaining thousands of fighters have largely hid in the remote hinterlands of both countries in recent years, though they are still capable of large-scale hit-and-run attacks.

The US-led coalition, along with a Kurdish-led coalition known as the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), is still conducting attacks against IS officials in Syria.

In some cases, senior IS figures have been targeted while hiding in areas of heavy Turkish influence.

Report by Ezgi Erkoyun; Editing by Lisa Schumacher

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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The The Golden State Warriors punched their ticket to the Western Conference semifinals with a 120-100 win over the Sacramento Kings in Game 7 of their first-round series.

Light and Universal Super Mario Bros. Movie Checking off another significant milestone.

The Nintendo video game adaptation will cross $1 billion at the global box office on Sunday, its 26th day of release. It is the 10th animated film to achieve the feat and the first pre-pandemic animated film to do so.

In North America, Super Mario’As of Sunday, the total is $40 million for a weekend gross of $490 million from 4,204 theaters. Its projected weekend overseas cume was $68.3 million for $532.5 million.

The film broke several records, including ranking as the highest-grossing animated film in Universal history at the domestic box office after Best Picture. Minions: The Rise of Gru ($369.7 million) and the third-highest of any Universal film Jurassic World And ET ExtraterrestrialNot adjusted for inflation.

Globally, it now ranks as Universal’s seventh-biggest film of all time Jurassic World Dominion And Despicable me. It is the fourth biggest grosser of any Hollywood film since 2019.

Thanks to its multi-generational appeal, Super Mario The animation continues to play like an all-audience blockbuster rather than tentpole.

Elsewhere at the domestic box office, Warner Bros.’ Evil Dead Rise It attracted $12.2 million in its sophomore run for $44.4 million from 3,417 locations.

A new offering from Lionsgate Are you God? It’s me, Margaret It opened in third place with $6.8 million from 3,334 theaters. The film was critically acclaimed and received a CinemaScore of A.

John Wick: Chapter 4Another Lionsgate film is expected to come in at No. 4 with approximately $5 million from 2,481 sites, good enough to reach $175 million domestically.

In a funny twist, the reissue Star Wars: Episode VI – Return of the Jedi Rounding out the top five is $4.7 million from 500 theaters.

Sony and confirmed Big George Foreman: The Miraculous Story of the Once and Future Heavyweight Champion of the World proves disappointing. The film opened outside the top 10, grossing $3 million from 3,504 theaters.

Numbers will be updated on Sunday morning.

April 30, 7:45 am: Updated with revised totals.

This story was originally published on April 29 at 7:35 am.