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BY: DAWN DANIELS PHONE: (845) 548-8570EMAIL: DDPSYCHICK@GMAIL.COM

Aries - There is a freshness in the air. The year is new, and you get to wipe the slate clean and be-gin again. Work has been difficult, but it will start to ease up and allow you to pay more attention to the

job you want to make your career. Money worries will leave with the New Year. 7, 11, 21, 33, 44, 51

Taurus - The planets have started to change; a New Year brings financial success, and the new moon will put cash in your pocket. Your social life sparkles with new friendships. 6, 17, 22, 34, 44, 60

Gemini - The New Year will be a whirlwind of activities in all areas. You will have a big decision to make with your finances. Reach out to a men-tor as their objectivity will help. 3, 9, 18, 27, 36, 48

Cancer - The New Year brings you the courage to put yourself forward. This will benefit you in all aspects of your life. Your boss will be impressed when you stand up and make yourself counted. Your love life sparkles and is filled with activities. 3, 9, 12, 37, 49, 51

Leo - The moon in your reputation zone shines on your hard work. You are likely to get a huge compliment and a bump in salary. A canceled trip is rebooked – enjoy! Your luck is at its peak. 8, 14,

26, 37, 45, 50

Virgo - Keep an open mind when a loved one’s plans turn out to be just what the doctor ordered. An empowering article helps you get your life on track. A new sparkle in your love life makes your off time a pleasure. 7, 11, 21, 31, 44, 51

Libra - The New Year brings an ambitious streak at work. This impresses your bosses and brings a promotion and salary bump. A loved one gives you a surprise trip. Enjoy yourself and relax. A friend is in danger; watch out. 4, 8, 16, 24, 36, 44

Scorpio - Romance blossoms courtesy of the New Year. Your follow-through on an important project cements your star status with VIPs at work. A loved one overcomes a challenge thanks to your advice. 5, 10, 15, 23, 34, 47

Sagittarius - The New Year brings a new project at home that will improve your living conditions. Work has been hard, but the payoff is about to

happen. Be patient! A loved one has a big surprise for you. 9, 17, 34, 48, 50

Capricorn - Venus retrograding through your sign helps you concentrate on the important things in life. You need to carve out time for loved ones. Work takes notice of your commitment. 2, 11, 17, 29, 38, 49

Pisces - Couples enjoy renewed passion, and singles meet a special someone this New Year. A great new job offer this year could make life more financially secure and less stressful. Time for a vacation in the early spring. 6, 14, 24, 36, 49, 51

Aquarius - Venus and the sun in Virgo paint a rosy financial picture this year. A stellium in your R&R zone urges you to get off the fast track (if only temporarily) and take a daydream detour. 3, 8, 19, 28, 39, 49

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HELL’S KITCHEN ROOM 53 314 W. 53rd St. POSH BAR & LOUNGE405 W. 51st St. BOXERS HK742 9th Ave.ATLAS SOCIAL CLUB753 9th Ave, New York SHADOW BOXERS 215 W 40th St. ESCUELITA 301 W. 39th St. THE RITZ 369 W. 46th St. THERAPY348 W. 52nd St. BARRAGE401 W. 47th St. 9TH AVE SALOON656 9th Ave. INDUSTRY BAR355 W. 52nd St. HARDWARE BAR697 10th Ave. FLAMING SADDLES 793 9th Ave. FAIRYTAIL LOUNGE500 W. 48th St. BPM 516 W. 42nd St.VIVA @ STAGE 48 (SATURDAYS)605 W 48tth St.

CHELSEAXES LOUNGE 157 W. 24th St. BOXERS NYC 37 W. 20th St. THE EAGLE (Closed Mon)554 W. 28th St. GYM BAR 167 8th Ave. G LOUNGE 225 W. 19th St. BARRACUDA 275 W. 22nd St.

EAST SIDE MATTY’S25 Ave. B EVOLVE BAR AND LOUNGE 221 E. 58th St. .TOWNHOUSE236 E. 58th St. TOOLBOX1742 2nd Ave.

EASTERN BLOC505 E. 6th St. PHOENIX447 E 13th St. THE BOILER ROOM86 E. 4th St THE COCK29 2nd Ave.NOWHERE BAR322 E. 14th St. STAIRS 192 E. 2nd St. (btwn. Ave. A & B) UNCLE CHARLIE’S (2nd Floor)139 E. 45th St.

WEST VILLAGE BOOTS & SADDLE76 Christopher St. THE MONSTER80 Grove St.TY’S BAR114 Christopher St. ROCKBAR185 Christopher St. PIECE’S8 Christopher St. MARIE’S CRISIS59 Grove St. STONEWALL INN53 Christopher St.THE HANGAR115 Christopher St.THE DUPLEX61 Christopher St.JULIUS BAR159 W. 10th St.CUBBY HOLE281 W. 12th St. CIELO (SATURDAYS) 18 Little W. 12th St.

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LUCHO’S PLACE38-19 69th St. TRUE COLORS BAR79-15 Roosevelt Ave. ELIXIR LOUNGE 43-03 Broadway, Astoria ICON 31-84 33rd Street, AstoriaPRIDE BAR & LOUNGE 70-15 Austin Street, Forest Hills TEMPO LIBERO BAR 88-08 Roosevelt Ave.ALBATROSS BAR 36-19 24th Ave., Astoria

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BROOKLYNMETROPOLITAN BAR 559 Lorimar St. @ Metropolitan Ave.TNT108 N. 6th. XSTASY 758 5th Ave. GINGER’S BAR363 5th Ave. CLUB LANGSTON1073 Atlantic Ave. LOVEGUN617 Grand St.

NEW JERSEY FEATHERS (WED-SUN) 77 Kinderkamack Rd., River Edge PARADISE THE EMPRESS HOTEL 101 Asbury Ave., Asbury Park DUVAL BAR & LOUNGE 9 Cedar Ave., Linden GEORGIE’S BAR 812 5th Ave. & Memorial Dr., Asbury Park THE DEN (WED-SAT) 700 Hamilton St., Somerset CAMEO 1213 Main St., Asbury Park RAINBOW ROOM 55 S. Bellevue Ave. Atlantic City

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The brilliant and beautiful Grammy-nominated Charli XCX has just

released her brand-new, effervescent album “SUCKER” (via Neon Gold/Atlantic records), featuring her smash hits “Boom Clap” and “Break the Rules.” FUN is how I see it as I travel around, blasting the recording. This fierce British daredevil-turned-superstar has spent the last 18 months unleashing a string of singles and videos that have allowed her to climb to one of the highest positions in modern pop in today’s sounds. By now the world is familiar with the phenomenon “Boom Clap,” featured on the film “The Fault in our Stars,” which has become a U.S. and international favorite. The remainder of the album is just as powerful. Very recently this vivacious pop star has been seen on the “Late Show With David Letterman,” NBC’s “Today,” the “MTV European Music Awards,” Saturday Night Live,” the grand finale of “Dancing With the Stars” and the American Music Awards. She has appeared live at the Jingle Ball concerts in Boston, D.C., Chicago, Miami and Tampa. The “shouty” singer, as she has been described (in a good way), chronicles the album as “a red lightening bolt on a pink background.” Right from the first track, “Sucker,” she sets the tone, preparing the audience for the explosive storm about to rage on. Hailing from the U.K., Charli sings of driving on the wrong side of the road while living in Hollywood like a “London Queen,” and then goes on to sing “Gold Coins,” which illuminates itself as an experimental type of hip hop style. The 14-track release goes on and on without a “skipable” song. It is lively, upbeat, romantic…it’s NOW, ever so relevant to the sound of today.

REVIEW BY EILEEN SHAPIRO

CHARLI XCX ‘SUCKER’