RIP Dave Brubeck

With his customary impeccable timing (Saturn in Virgo), jazzman Dave Brubeckwas died yesterday, just two days short of his 92nd birthday. Bu...

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Who Should Die And Who Should Live?

Where is Woody Harrelson when you need him? (as Tallahassee in Zombieland ) My friend the doctor has some really hard choices to make. He to...

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Natalie Wood: Saturn Returns

Robert Wagner and Natalie Wood Hollywood legend Natalie Wood – beautiful, talented, passionate – died in mysterious circumstances 30 years ...

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Jeff Buckley: Fallen Angel

Jeff Buckley, of the astonishingly beautiful voice, the soulful eyes and the strange and tragic death would have been 45 today (Nov 17). Jef...

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RIP Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs made the world a better place. He was only 56 when he died yesterday but his vision has already changed the way so many of us liv...

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Harry Potter and the Cycle of Destiny

Tomorrow is just one more turn of the wheel of destiny for the author JK Rowling and her creation Harry Potter. The final film in the series...

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The Grim Reaper Comes for Bin Laden

According to the live Twitter feeds on the ground in Abbotabad on the night of April 29/May 1, US helicopters arrived at 45 minutes after m...

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How Chiron Helped Me Get Healed

Giovanni Bellini 's Adoration of the Sleeping Child. Let me tell you about the last time Chiron conjuncted one of my personal planets, ...

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Death and the Maiden

Death and Life, Gustav Klimt 1911. Death catches up with us all – but in what guise. As a virus? A car crash? Will it come slowly or will it...

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A few more examples of Jupiter and death

Redeemer? After my last post , I thought I'd check to see what Jupiter was doing at some famous demises. Naturally, the psycho-analyst C...

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David Cameron, Jupiter and death

David Cameron with his first son Ivan in 2002. Ivan died in 2009. It's remarkable how often in families a death and a birth happen in qu...

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