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Reda Wigle – Astrology Writer | New York Post

Reda Wigle

Reda Wigle is an astrology writer at the New York Post.

Background

Reda routinely researches the birth charts of celebrities and other strangers. A Taurus, middle child and graduate of the University of New Orleans Creative Writing Workshop, she believes in ghosts, butter and redemption Reda’s knowledge of pop culture is largely owed to an adolescence spent feigning mono and mainlining VH1’S “Behind the Music.”

Latest Articles

What is Lewy body dementia? Inside the condition Patrick Stewart had before his death

Stewart died Wednesday at his home in LA. He was 86.

Mom predicts economic collapse in son’s Halloween candy haul:’Recession indicator’

A disheartened Midwestern mother has packaged proof of the funeral pyre that is the US economy.

Zaxbys allegedly baits Chick-fil-A with new menu item. Here’s how to try it for yourself

Zaxbys released a Peppermint Cookies & Cream Shake and Honey Chipotle Sauce through Jan. 18, inviting comparisons to rival Chick-fil-A.

Shocking air travel study finds majority of pilots fall asleep on the job

A study of 7,200 pilots found that 76.8% fell asleep while operating an aircraft, largely due to fatigue and fear of reporting exhaustion.

NJ beats NY as the loudest state in the US — see where the Empire State landed

Factors included residents and bars per square mile, road and air traffic, construction activity, noise complaint searches, public transit density and dog ownership.

‘Ridiculousness:’ Bar customer slapped with mandatory ‘late-night’ 20% gratuity fee — at 10 p.m.

According to the offended imbiber, The Corner Pocket in Williamsburg, Virginia, charged him a 20% late-night gratuity for ordering drinks after 10 p.m.

Astronomers discover the exact date that Vincent van Gogh painted his iconic ‘Starry Night’

One of the most famous images in modern art was long believed to be a celestial vision born of the brilliant, bereft mind of Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh.

New federal law takes drastic action to protect dating app users from financial scammers

A recent survey also found that one in four Americans reported interacting with a fake profile or AI bot, while 15% reported losing money to an online dating or romance...

Burger King debuts limited-edition meal deal featuring cult-favorite cartoon characters: ‘Take all my money’

Fans are traveling from store to store, buying up burgers in hopes of collecting all their favorite characters.

The fascinating reason why Disney World parkgoers aren’t bothered by Florida’s unstoppable mosquitoes

A self-proclaimed civil engineer "who loves Disney" explains why there are no mosquitoes at Disney World or any of its global parks.

Taco Bell adds new twist to cult classic drink — but it’s only available at one location

Taco Bell has announced a drink-centric expansion and a boozy new addition to its 20 specialty bevs lineup.

NYC’s most haunted borough — a former plague colony — revealed by experts

"If you're really serious about ghosts and want to know where most of them are," they're here.

United Airlines adds 5 nonstop routes to its lineup — including new international destinations

The airline announced this week that it will add five new nonstop North American routes, with three serving cities north of the border.

Super El Niño forces dramatic color shift in the Pacific — as record-breaking temperatures threaten marine life

Satellite images from NASA show that over the past year, the water color around the equatorial band of the Pacific has changed dramatically from verdant green to Cerulean blue.

Hurt people hurt people: Studies show people who ‘ghost’ are worse off than their victims

Researchers have recently discovered that people who perform this cruel disappearing act are often beset with guilt, shame and remorse.

Google’s top trending Halloween costumes revealed — and you may have never heard of them

Google recently revealed its top trending costume searches for 2026, and the list is dominated by this year's biggest movies and some surprise characters many may have never heard of.

Kidnapping survivor Elizabeth Smart shares common behavior that endangers women

Elizabeth Smart is sharing how women raised to do this are more at risk of being abducted or abused.

Throuples are turning to ‘AI-poly’ chatbots — but experts warn it could cause psychosis

A new relationship style is on the rise — and it's replacing commitment with binary code.

Dolly Parton’s used drugstore cosmetics are up for auction— with starting bids up to $400

Fans of the late, great country star can now bid on her used makeup.

Woke Gen Z podcasters suggest politically correct swap for ‘tramp stamp’ — but listeners had even more hilarious alternatives

"It will forever be a tramp stamp; it's what we did and were," declared a stalwart Millennial.