ZOE MOON ASTROLOGY

It's a New Moon week with Jupiter leading it forward so do absolutely everything you can to initiate new ideas and agreements, sign documents, negotiate terms, make sales, write, propose, accept offers, meet, talk, push things forward in local arenas or get moving on those short trips to nearby towns, put things in motion with siblings, neighbors, moves, vehicles, or electronics, and choose.

The week ahead for ARIES: Be serious about any writing projects, interviews, auditions, sales, agreements, meetings, talks, or decisions this week. You can move a few mountains if you are proactive. Monday and Tuesday are good for working on the home or move, furthering real estate deals, getting renovations underway, involving family, roommates or parents on interests, and nurturing projects along. Someone in a power position

Monday and Tuesday the Cancer Moon will emphasize home, real estate deals, family, parents, roommates, moves, renovations, and security needs. Both days will put you

by QuickieChick Laurel House
Just because you're working out doesn't mean you have to look frumpy. You can be stylish without looking styled (or feeling uncomfortable). Here are 3 Fitness styles perfect for Cardio, Spinning and Yoga.
A few trends to watch for: Neon, Tie Dye, Sexy/Sassy/Edgy, Mesh Details, Cut Outs, Body Shaping/Slimming Technology, Skorts, Super Light Sneakers, Colorful Bottoms

*CARDIO*
Skorts! Bright colors on the bottom (bye bye black) and sass-appeal is so in! Loving this Skort from Athleta .
Sexy Tanks with Mesh and Bare-Back details are very in.
Super Light Sneakers . Bare foot running is cool, but super light sneakers are more realistic for daily life. The only sneakers I wear these days are Asics . Period.
*SPINNING*
Neon is back! I love the H&M Sport for budget-friendly styles.
BKR Bottle. Made of glass and silicone with a easy to hold handle, this is the perfectly stylish and durable bottle to hydrate you throughout your workout (plus it's one

Healthy HeartHeart disease isn't just your mother's problem. Doctors have found artery-clogging plaque buildup in the bodies of people as young as their teens and 20s. Stare down the number-one killer of women by getting smart about fat.

SAVOR GOOD FATS
You can protect your heart by filling up on fats that boost good cholesterol, including monounsaturated fats (found in olive oil, canola oil, and nuts) and polyunsaturated fats (found in fish). Cut saturated fats (found in meat and cheese) to 7 percent of calories or less, and keep transfats (found in many baked goods and fast foods) to less than 1 percent of calories. So, for an 1800 calorie-a-day diet, you want less than 14 grams saturated fat and less than 2 grams transfats (a McDonald's Quarter Pounder with cheese has 12 grams saturated fat and 1.5 grams transfats).

Related: 5 Health Move Musts

DON'T GO TOO LOW
Eating 30 to 35 percent of calories from fat may be better than eating a low 20 or 25 percent from fat. Recent research found

Getty ImagesWe know how fast Kate Middleton rumors spread—but how are they born? According to a recent report from London's The Telegraph, sometimes from unlikely places.

The paper claims that Paul Flattley, 30, a policeman in service for The Metropolitan Police was paid £7,600 (about $12,000) over the course of three years by the British tabloid the Sun, in exchange for at least 39 tip-offs on celebrities—including Kate Middleton and Prince William.

One of those tips contained information about when Kate and William would possibly announce their engagement. Back in 2010, when rumors were swirling, Flattley allegedly made several calls to Middleton's private security detail to check on whether the couple were planning on hiring additional security personnel, a possible sign that a royal announcement was imminent. The Sun's former defense correspondent Virginia Wheeler reportedly paid Flattley with cash stuffed in an envelope.

And although Flattley has been jailed since March and his behavior was

Way before the YA category of fiction came of age and became the multimillion-dollar business it is today, there was the genius of Judy Blume, deftly tackling topics that were largely unspoken (at least in my suburban circles), and making any pre-Internet adolescent who read her words feel wonderfully, magically understood. As an 11- and 12-year-old in the early '80s, I devoured Blume's books as quickly as I did a stack of after-school Chips-Ahoy cookies, and frequently wondered how this woman who looked as old as my mom could have known exactly what I was thinking or feeling or curious about. Now, on Friday June 7th, comes the film version of "Tiger Eyes," a kind of heart-wrenching but ultimately life-affirming tale of loss and renewal. What better time to thank Blume for all she taught us?--Beth Greenfield, Shine Staff

That's one busy baby! Emil Nyström, a Sweden-based photographer has created a photo series starring his infant daughter, doctoring the photos so she's placed in all sorts of crazy scenarios-soaring through the air on the back of a plane, slicing fruit with a katana sword, fixing a car engine-you know, all the stuff babies do. "My ideas and inspiration come from different places," Nyström told Yahoo! Shine. "Luckily, I haven't had too many challenges. The main thing is to prepare the setup well. And because my baby isn't too good at long working hours, if i get 15 minutes [of shots] I've had a good day." And your day will be better after checking out these photos. Squee! -By Elise Sole

By Jena Pincott

By Augusta Falletta, Beauty High

Beauty Fitness Tips Though a healthy lifestyle should be a year-round thing, the pressure for a better body is on high during the summer, what with all of the time we spend in tank tops and bathing suits. And while getting into a healthy routine can be done simply enough at home, we're all on-the-go much more in the summer, considering the vacations and weekend getaways that inevitably happen. To find out how to keep ourselves on track both at home and while traveling during the warmer months, we turned to three health and fitness experts who know their stuff. Amber Edwards from Equinox Gym, Marvin Foster Jr. from SoulCycle and Madison Wright from Exhale Spa each gave us their best fitness tips for summer, and we've created a usable (and printable!) fitness checklist for summer for a quick and easy cheat sheet. Below are the expert explanations, tips and suggestions for a healthy, more fit you!

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