14 Delicious Oyster Mushroom Recipes For Everyone

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Comfort foods warm us to our core, providing rich flavor that tastes the way that a hug feels. Unfortunately, a lot of classics have meat, meaning that if you’re a vegetarian or a vegan, you’re often out of luck. Enter: oyster mushroom recipes. Thanks to these tasty fungi, it’s easier than you might think to make tons of your favorite carnivorous recipes with zero meat.

Oyster mushrooms can help lower blood pressure and even out cholesterol levels, and they make for a great meat alternative. (Just make sure to check with your doc if you plan on cutting out meat completely — you may need other sources of nutrients like iron and Vitamin B12).

Oyster Mushroom Recipes To Make This Month

Sautéed Oyster Mushrooms with Garlic

Sometimes less is more, and this garlic mushroom dish proves it. Pair with another main as a side, or serve it over your favorite greens for a well-rounded meal. (via Family Style Food)

Zucchini Cacio e Pepe Pasta with Pan-Fried Oyster Mushrooms

Not only is this pasta dish warm, rich, and filling, but it’s also gut-friendly. Trust us, it’ll become one of your cold-weather go-to’s in no time. (via Brit + Co)

Vegan Shawarma With Oyster Mushrooms

This recipe is both gluten-free and vegan, but it tastes so good that even your most adamant meat-lovers will want a second helping. (via The Edgy Veg)

Vegan Scallops Recipe

Scallops are one of our favorite summer meals, and thanks to oyster mushrooms’ seafood-like flavor, they make for a great vegan swap. (via VeggieSociety.com)

Oyster Mushroom Philly Cheesesteak

Shake up your regular cheesesteak with this oyster mushroom recipe. You’ll be surprised how well they pair with cheese, peppers, and onions! (via Live Eat Learn)

Halibut en Papillote with Lemon, Mushrooms & Toasted Sesame Oil

This Gwyneth Paltrow favorite features a citrusy and savory combo that pairs beautifully with the subtle flavors of halibut. (via Brit + Co)

Oyster Mushroom Recipes The Whole Family Will Love

Vegan Oyster Mushroom Carnitas

Oyster mushrooms become the perfect foundation for chipotle and onion powders, garlic, avocados, and peppers. Try different combos of all of your favorite carnitas toppings until you find the perfect mix. (via Chef Bai)

BBQ King Oyster Mushrooms

The secret to the perfect BBQ oyster mushrooms is to roast them until they’re tender on the inside and a little bit crispy on the outside. Not only does it provide your meal more texture, but it’ll also add some smokiness. (via Gastroplant)

Honey Glazed Tempura Oyster Mushrooms

This oyster mushroom recipe is much easier to make than you might think. And when it’s served with honey? It becomes a sweet and salty bite that makes for a great side dish or snack anytime of day. (via No Eggs or Ham)

King Oyster Mushroom Cioppino

Traditionally, cioppino is a seafood stew made with tomatoes and wine. Fortunately, swapping your seafood for oyster mushrooms makes it vegan without removing that savory seafood flavor. (via This Wife Cooks)

Chashu Oyster Mushrooms

These barbecued mushrooms are perfect for your next bowl of ramen, or just to eat on their own, because yes, they are that good. (via Okonomi Kitchen)

Oyster Mushroom Pasta With A Creamy Sauce

We could eat creamy pasta every day of the week — including this simple mushroom dish that we want to make and remake. The texture of the mushrooms with the smooth, rich sauce is a total chef’s kiss moment. (via Give Recipe)

Garlic Butter Oyster Mushrooms

Garlic butter is a rich, flavorful, and easy sauce to go with any kind of dish. Try adding fresh herbs and other spices to complement the oyster mushrooms, like parsley or thyme. (via Spend With Pennies)

King Oyster Mushroom with Shiso Chimichurri & Miso Brown Butter Glaze

To make the Green Shiso & Cilantro Chimichurri, dice 2.8 ounces of shallots. In a Vitamix, combine the 2.8 ounces of stemless green shiso leaves and 1½ tablespoons of stemless cilantro leaves with ¾ tablespoons of fresh garlic purée, ½ cup rice wine vinegar, ½ cup grape seed oil, ⅓ cup extra virgin olive oil, ½ teaspoon dried chili flakes, and 1¼ teaspoon sea salt. Blend on the lowest speed until puréed, but chunky, to create the chimichurri. Pour into a mixing bowl and stir in the diced shallots. Refrigerate.

For the Miso Brown Butter Glaze, brown 1 pound unsalted butter in a sauté pan over medium heat. When the butter is browned, deglaze with ½ cup lemon juice. Strain into a fine China Cap Strainer and set aside. In a Vitamix, blend the butter, ⅔ cup organic white miso paste, 4 tablespoons tamari shoyu, and ⅔ cup mirin sweet cooking wine until smooth.

Cook the 4 large King Oyster Mushrooms - with their stems on - in a medium sauté pan over medium heat in the olive oil for 1 minute on each side until golden brown. Glaze the mushrooms with 2 tablespoons of the Miso Brown Butter Glaze, and continue basting at low heat until caramelized. Brush the remaining Miso Brown Butter Glaze on a cold plate, add a mushroom on top, drizzle with the Shiso & Cilantro Chimichurri, and sprinkle the mushroom with 2 ounces bonito flakes and 2 ounces black sesame seeds. Top with 1 ounce of cilantro leaves. (recipe courtesy of Chef Thomas Bellec of Bricoleur Vineyards)

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We all know how important it is to start your day off with some protein. Doing so can reduce hunger cravings throughout the day and give you the energy you need to get things done! But while we totally love eggs, some days simply call for an egg-free breakfast – anyone that gets the egg ick understands this. 😵💫

It's an especially helpful concept to prepare egg-free breakfasts right now, as we're (sadly) experiencing an egg shortage in the wake of bird flu.

Whether you're looking for a gluten-free breakfast, vegan morning meals, or Paleo-friendly alternatives, we've got an eggless option for you below.

Check out 15 of our favorite protein-packed, completely egg-free breakfast ideas!

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Chia Pudding

Chia seeds are relatively high in protein, and the fact that you can turn 'em into pudding that tastes like literal dessert has our tummies grumbling! This egg-free breakfast idea is also a perfect fit for meal prepping, since you can make a big batch and store it in the fridge for later. Top with any fruits or nuts of your choosing! (via Brit + Co)

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Apple Cinnamon Baked Oatmeal Muffins

These healthy muffins take the traditional apple + cinnamon oatmeal and turn it on its head. They're a super easy high-protein bake, and the recipe leverages some pretty accessible ingredients, too. (via Brit + Co)

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Matcha Yogurt Bark

You'll get a great protein *and* caffeine boost from this easy egg-free breakfast recipe. You can get crazy with the toppings, too! (via Brit + Co)

Minimalist Baker

Roasted Sweet Potato & Kale Breakfast Hash

Think breakfast hash is only for egg lovers? Think again. This tofu-based scramble also features sweet potato, kale and red onion. Bonus points if you can find a fresh, seasonal squash from your local farmers’ market to add! (via Minimalist Baker)

Fork & Beans

Vegan Chickpea Omelette

Omelettes are traditionally made with eggs, but we're dying to buck tradition with this chickpea-based egg-free breakfast recipe. You can easily save time by making the batter before going to bed. Wake up in the morning, cook it on the stove top, and it'll be ready to eat in just 5 minutes. (via Fork & Beans)

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Vegan Overnight Oats

Speaking of meals you can prep before bed, these overnight oats are about as quick and easy as it gets! Just soak 'em in your favorite dairy-free milk overnight, and in the morning, they'll be soft and parfait-like. Top with pureed fruit, chia seeds, nuts, and anything else that suits your fancy. (via Oh She Glows)

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Paleo Cinnamon Granola

If you're a Paleo eater, you know how frustrating it can be when granola recipes contain extra grains and sugar. But this Paleo-friendly recipe only calls for those absolutely necessary, primal, completely clean ingredients that really matter: nuts, seeds, spices, and natural sweeteners. (via Real Food with Jessica)

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Paleo Chocolate Chunk Banana Bread

This grain-free, gluten-free, and sugar-free recipe gives banana bread a whole new meaning — it's literally sweetened only with bananas. Egg-free breakfast never sounded so yum! Pro tip: add some homemade Paleo-friendly chocolate chips to make it even healthier and yummier. (via Bakerita)

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Blueberry Breakfast Quinoa Smoothie Bowl

Did you know you can use quinoa as a cereal-like grain for breakfast? This quinoa bowl is topped with an antioxidant-rich blueberry smoothie, making for a protein-packed, nutrient-dense meal. (via Food Faith Fitness)

Minimalist Baker

Southwest Tofu Scramble

This savory egg-free breakfast option packs a ton of protein into a completely vegan meal. Here's a little breakfast hack for ya – mix your spices together with a little water and you have a quick, ready-made seasoning sauce to top your scramble with! (via Minimalist Baker)

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Grain-Free Banana Granola

Granola is a healthy and quick breakfast option that can easily be topped with non-dairy milk for a delicious vegan treat. Be sure to stir your granola after it's been in the oven for about 12 minutes, so it gets evenly crispy on all sides. (via A Saucy Kitchen)

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Vegan Vanilla Protein Breakfast Bowl

Looking for an egg-free breakfast that's still packed with plant-based protein? This vegan muesli bowl is so amazing, you won't miss conventional cereals or dairy milk at all. It's deliciously packed with rolled oats, cacao nibs, fresh fruit, honey, coconut and protein vanilla milk for sweetness. (via The View From Great Island)

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Almond Butter Blueberry Paleo Waffles

These waffles are made with almond butter and coconut flour, as well as blueberries, cinnamon, mashed banana and almond extract. The result is a batch of totally healthy, grain-free waffles that will leave you feeling satisfied and full of protein-powered energy – no eggs necessary. (via Ambitious Kitchen)

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Vegan Banana Protein Pancakes

Did you know that protein powder can actually stand in for pancake mix in many cases? This little egg-free breakfast hack is commonly used by athletes and fitness gurus, and it's super simple to do at home. (via Vega)

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Easy No-Bake Protein Bars

A whole, delicious vegan protein bar we can grab on our way out the door? Yes, please. To make these nut-free, simply substitute sunflower seed butter for the peanut butter included in the recipe. (via Oh She Glows)

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This article has been updated from a previous post with additional reporting by Meredith Holser.

Just like fashion trends, coffee orders can quickly go out of style, and some drinks give serious early-2000s energy (ahem, Señorita Awesome’s PSL order). New flavors and innovations are constantly being made in the coffee world, rendering a lot of once-popular sips obsolete.

From overly-sweet concoctions to blends that have lost their edge, these 7 “outdated” coffee orders are practically begging for an upgrade. If your go-to drink feels stuck in the past, it might be time to shake things up and sip on something a little more current. (Luckily, there are some exciting new menu drops coming from our faves at Dunkin’ andStarbucks!)

Scroll on to discover the top 7 “outdated” coffee orders that are no longer worth the hype – and the ones your barista is probably judging you for.

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1. Frappe (Frappuccino)

While ice-blended coffees are still enjoyed in some places, the classic frappe has been overshadowed by a slew of other options like cold brew, iced coffee, and shaken espresso. Plus, these drinks can get quite complicated with chains offering endless customizations and add-ons.

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2. Mocha

This combination of chocolate and espresso with steamed milk was pretty trendy for a while, but it’s definitely evolved with more diverse flavors and types of chocolate (dark choc for the win). Plus, mochas can get extremely sweet extremely fast, erasing the taste of coffee altogether.

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3. White Chocolate Mocha

Mochas made with white chocolate were the drink to order… in the 2010s. Now, they may be seen as overly-sweet compared to more nuanced coffee flavors – especially if you ask a seasoned barista.

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4. Caramel Macchiato

This highly-Instagrammable coffee bev used to be a go-to for many people, but over the years, it’s been associated more and more with tween and teen sippers – likely due to its sweetness and (very) high sugar content. If you want your coffee order to seem more age-appropriate and sophisticated, shift towards simpler options like iced coffee or cold brew!

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5. Instant Coffee

While instant coffee is convenient, many baristas and coffee enthusiasts will turn their noses up at the mention of it. Oftentimes, you can get a way better flavor (and overall drinking experience!) with freshly-brewed or specialty coffees. Just save the instant coffee for your next camping trip!

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6. Espresso Con Panna

You don't see this one too much anymore. Espresso con panna – AKA a shot of espresso topped with whipped cream – was once considered a luxurious treat. With many people preferring sweeter coffees, it’s just less common now.

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7. Irish Coffee

While still a total classic coffee order in bars (and especially around St. Patrick’s Day), Irish coffee is just not something you hear ordered as frequently in cafes anymore.

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There's just something so comforting about a bowl of rice topped with veggies, meat, or even fruit. Plus, having your whole meal in one bowl is a proven time-saving cleaning hack, which is totally fine by us. That's why we've found 22 rice bowl recipes that you might just have to add to your arsenal of go-to weeknight dinners. So get out your homemade gilded bowls and fill 'em up with some of these yummy, one-dish rice bowl recipes.

Scroll on for our 22 best rice bowl recipes!

Poke Bowls

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Poke bowls can get pretty pricey when you order them as takeout, but this rice bowl recipe makes enjoying the delicacy super easy – right at home! (via Sarah Anderson for Brit + Co)

Bibimbap Bowls

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The same idea goes for bibimbap. Load yours up with all your fave toppings! (via Brit + Co)

Fried Cauliflower Rice

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Basically, what we’ve learned here today is that cauliflower is a great substitute if regular rice isn’t your thing. But just because it’s healthy, doesn’t mean you can’t fry it! (via Brit + Co)

Banh Mi Slow Cooker Rice Bowls

The Real Food Dietitians

Use the freshest of freshest ingredients to craft these slow cooker bowls – you won't regret it. (via The Real Food Dietitians)

Chicken + Egg Rice Bowls

Sea Salt with Food

Sometimes simple and traditional is best, which is why this classic chicken and egg dish tops our list of rice bowl recipes. (via Sea Salt with Food)

Cauliflower Rice Fish Taco Bowls

Julie’s Eats & Treats

Now you can have the flavors of fish tacos without many of the carbs, thanks to the star of this dish – cauliflower rice! Who knew? (via Julie’s Eats & Treats)

Homemade Chicken Burrito Bowls

Crowded Kitchen

Chipotle, who?! (via Crowded Kitchen)

California Chicken, Veggie, Avocado + Rice Bowls

Half Baked Harvest

Add avocado to anything, and it instantly turns into the best thing ever. This dish is fresh eats at its best! (via Half Baked Harvest)

Teriyaki Chicken Meatballs & Rice Bowls

The Girl on Bloor

The sauce on these chicken meatballs is basically the tastiest thing ever. (via The Girl on Bloor)

Island Rice Bowls with Coconut Ginger Rice

One Lovely Life

The coconut ginger rice and pineapple combo in this recipe add a bit of sweetness to this savory, tropical dish. (via One Lovely Life)

Brown Rice Bowl with Chard + Nutty Tomato Romesco Sauce

The Kitchn

The tasty romesco sauce made with pimiento peppers and almonds (among other things) really makes this dish stand out. (via The Kitchn)

Spicy Italian Sausage Rice Bowl

Noble Pig

With Italian sausage and an Asian-inspired sauce, this meal in a bowl makes it easy to bring fusion cuisine into your home kitchen. (via Noble Pig)

Shrimp Puttanesca Rice Bowl Recipe with Capers + Tomatoes

Cookin’ Canuck

No one ever said rice bowl recipes only have to be Asian influenced!Bright Italian flavors make this dish healthy and comforting. (via Cookin’ Canuck)

Oven-Roasted Salmon & Rice with Coconut Tomato Sauce

The Original Dish

This dish is truly restaurant-tier... without the restaurant prices. (via The Original Dish)

Pineapple-Sriracha Chicken Bowls with Wild Rice

Spache the Spatula

Sriracha makes everything better — especially chicken breasts. Add some pineapple, and you’ve got a meal that’s equal parts sweet and spicy. (via Spache the Spatula)

Black Rice Salad Bowls with Chipotle Orange Chicken, Cashews + Feta

Half Baked Harvest

Upgrade your rice bowl recipes with black rice for a fun way to create a pleasing meal! The contrast of the colors of the oranges, avocados, and tomatoes pop. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Ben’s Chicken, Bacon + Rice Bowls

Iowa Girl Eats

Remember how we said rice bowl recipes were comforting? Well, add some bacon, and you’ve hit the mother lode. And there’s spinach in there, too, so it’s healthy! (via Iowa Girl Eats)

Rice Bowl with Fried Egg + Avocado

Bon Appétit

Talk about a power lunch! The egg and avocado in this rice bowl have all the protein you need to feel powered up throughout the day. (via Bon Appétit)

Tofu + Chickpea Curry with Green Peas

Partial Ingredients

Rice takes a backseat in this dish, because let’s face it – the rice is just a vehicle for soaking up the deliciousness that is this curry. (via Partial Ingredients)

Summer Peach Marinated Salmon + Avocado Rice Bowl

Cooking on the Weekends

Summer will be all about fresh fruit and fresh seafood, making this a perfect end to those extra long (and hot) days. (via Cooking on the Weekends)

Roasted Harvest Veggie, Curried Avocado + Coconut Rice Bowls

Half Baked Harvest

Oh yes, you read that correctly. Curried avocado… AKA the best idea ever. (via Half Baked Harvest)

Slow-Cooker Coconut Brown Rice Pudding

Food Network

Who says a rice bowl has to be savory? This refreshing take on rice pudding is made in a slow cooker, so you can let it go all day and come home to a sweet and light dessert. (via Food Network)

Which of these is your favorite rice bowl recipe? Share your faves and ideas in the comments below or join our email newsletter for more inspiration!

This post has been updated with additional reporting by Meredith Holser.

2025 is still just starting to unfold, but movie lovers have plenty to be excited about next year thanks to these amazing flicks.

From superhero battles to long-awaited sequels and fresh takes on classic stories, the upcoming roster is shaping up to be a blockbuster spectacle.

So, here are 10 of the most-anticipated 2026 movies coming next year.


1. Avengers: Doomsday — In Theaters May 1, 2026

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On May 1, 2026, the Avengers will make their long-awaited return to the big screen with Avengers: Doomsday, bringing a brand new Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) team together for the first time since Avengers: Endgame.

Specific plot details remain under wraps, but there are rumors of an overwhelming list of powerful villains (led by Robert Downey Jr.'s Victor Von Doom) and the largest assembly of heroes in MCU history.

2. Toy Story 5 — In Theaters June 19, 2026

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If you thought Toy Story was gone for good, think again. Toy Story 5 is slated to be released on June 19, 2026.

It could take the story in multiple directions, possibly splitting its focus between Buzz leading Bonnie's toys as she navigates elementary school and Woody adjusting to life as a lost toy with Bo and their carnival friends. But we know our favorite toys are up against some new competition: screens.

There's also speculation that Andy might return, crossing paths with Woody while celebrating his college graduation at the traveling carnival.

Still, details are unknown, so fans can only guess what adventure lies next.

3. The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping — In Theaters November 20, 2026

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The next Hunger Games movie is scheduled to be released in theaters on November 20, 2026. Francis Lawrence will return as director, and Sunrise on the Reaping will take viewers back 24 years before the OG movie to follow a young Haymitch Abernathy as he fights to survive the deadly 50th annual games, also known as the Second Quarter Quell.

This brutal edition saw double the usual number of tributes, making it the bloodiest in Panem's history.

4. Scary Movie 6 — In Theaters June 12, 2026

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Set to debut on June 12, 2026, Scary Movie 6 will be the latest installment in the popular horror movie spoof series. Shooting is supposed to start in 2025.

It's unclear who will star in the cast, but it is known that Marlon and Shawn Wayans, the original creators of Scary Movie, have returned to help with the latest project.

5. Minions 3 — In Theaters July 1, 2026

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The mischievous yellow henchmen are back for another chaotic adventure in Minions 3, slated to hit theaters on July 1, 2026.

Following the massive success of Despicable Me 4, which raked in $969 million globally, the Minions franchise will likely continue to be a box-office powerhouse.

6. Scream 7 — In Theaters February 27, 2026

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Scream 7, which is in the middle of filming, will come out on February 27, 2026.

While the exact plot is a mystery thus far, Melissa Barrera and Jenna Ortega will not be returning. However, fans can expect to see Matthew Lillard, Mason Gooding, and Jasmin Savoy Brown gracing the big screen again.

7. The Mandalorian and Grogu — In Theaters May 22, 2026

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If you've been waiting for season four of The Mandalorian, you might have to wait a little longer because Din Djarin and Grogu will be visiting theaters next.

This highly anticipated movie will be released on May 22, 2026. Following the events of the TV series' third season, Din Sjarin and Grogu are now working with the New Republic to track down Imperial Remnant leaders, setting the stage for a showdown with Grand Admiral Thrawn and his rising threat.

With Mandalore reclaimed and Moff Gideon seemingly defeated, this film is expected to bridge the gap between the series and the larger conflict unfolding in the Star Wars universe.

8. The Odyssey — In Theaters July 17, 2026

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Christopher Nolan is taking on one of history's greatest epics with The Odyssey, a cinematic retelling of Homer's legendary tale that will debut on July 17, 2026.

The film follows Odysseus on his treacherous journey home after the Trojan War, where he encounters mythical dangers like the Sirens, Polyphemus, and Circe. Read up on the incredible cast!

9. Spider-Man 4 — In Theaters July 25, 2026

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Tom Holland will return to the big screen in Spider-Man 4 on July 25, 2026, just a few months after Avengers: Doomsday.

During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Holland confirmed that production for the film, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, will begin in mid-2025.

10. GOAT — In Theaters February 13, 2026

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Finally, Sony Pictures Animation will be giving us an animated sports comedy with the creation of GOAT, hitting theaters on February 13, 2026. Produced by NBA superstar Stephen Curry, it's supposed to be a heartwarming underdog story with diverse characters.

Which 2026 movie are you most excited for? Check out all the 2025 TV shows coming this year too!

It's another week, so time to dive into another batch of horoscopes! I write these horoscopes, not to predict the future, but to highlight opportunities presented by the moving planets, helping us align our lives with our highest potential. We have free will, and each person can activate these energies in their own unique way. Still, your weekly horoscope can help be a guiding light for your day-to-day choices.

This week, we have the chance to take bold actions that align with our deepest desires. Reflect on what you truly want, how you wish to live, and summon the courage to pursue your dreams. It’s also a good time for honest self-evaluation — consider what has held you back and how you can overcome self-imposed limitations.

Scroll to see your weekly horoscope for March 2-9, 2025!

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On March 2, Venus, the planet of love and values, goes retrograde until April 13. It begins in Aries, moves back into Pisces on March 29, and turns direct in Aries again on May 1. As the northern hemisphere inches toward spring, embrace Aries’ energy — the same force that allows tulips to break through frozen ground and flowers to bloom from dormant branches. Each morning, visualize the vitality of spring as motivation to step beyond your comfort zone.

On March 3, Mercury, the planet of communication and learning, follows Venus into Aries. We may find ourselves reacting impulsively, craving instant results. The best way to use this energy is to streamline communication — speak wisely, concisely, and clearly. Stay physically active to keep this fiery energy flowing in a positive direction. If frustration arises, take a walk, cool down, and then plan your next move.

With both Mercury and Venus in Aries, we can accomplish a great deal — just be sure to channel your energy wisely for the greatest good. On March 5, Mercury forms a sextile with Pluto, drawing us toward deep conversations, mysteries, and intellectual pursuits like psychology or astrology. This is a powerful time to combine intellect and intuition to gain insight into complex or perplexing issues.

This week’s planetary shifts encourage bold action, honest self-reflection, and meaningful communication. Tap into Aries’ dynamic energy to push past limitations and embrace new opportunities with confidence. Use this time wisely, and remember — your choices shape your destiny.

For deeper insights into these and other transits affect you, visit SevenSistersAstrology.com for a Natal Reading.

​Read Your Sun and Rising Signs

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Aries (March 21 – April 19)

Use your natural charm to your advantage. Take time to develop and articulate your ideas, then present them boldly with confidence. However, avoid being dogmatic — engage in conversations to refine and expand your vision. Stay true to yourself, but if you’re thinking of updating your image, be bold and embrace a fresh, creative version of yourself.

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Taurus (April 20 – May 20)

Pace yourself this week. You may feel drawn to retreat and recharge while also wanting to help others. Balance self-care with compassion — set boundaries to ensure you have enough energy for both. If your reserves are low, prioritize yourself first. Progress may be slow, but patience will pay off in the long run.

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Gemini (May 21 – June 20)

Engage with your community and collaborate on causes that inspire you. Innovative partnerships are favored, so stay open to unique perspectives. Hone your message — be clear and concise. Meaningful connections are likely, offering hope and inspiration. Support your group, but don’t neglect your own needs.

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Cancer (June 21 – July 22)

Strategic planning and honest communication are key this week. Conversations with superiors may lead to expanded roles or refined responsibilities. If you’re in a leadership position, engage your team to improve workflow and maximize collective strengths. Keep your vision broad but ensure your plan is detailed and practical.

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Leo (July 23 – August 22)

A thirst for knowledge and new experiences dominates your week. Keep your mind clear and let both intellect and intuition guide you. This is a great time for personal growth — embrace curiosity, explore new ways of thinking, and boldly expand your horizons with an open mind and heart.

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Virgo (August 23 – September 22)

Superficial conversations won’t satisfy you this week — you crave depth. If you’re in a relationship, nurture profound emotional connections. If single, seek out meaningful interactions within your community. If unresolved issues surface, address them courageously. Practice self-compassion and extend that kindness to others.

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Libra (September 23 – October 22)

Communication takes center stage, especially with loved ones. Your desire for harmony is strong, but ensure authenticity guides your interactions. In professional settings, negotiations are favored — aim for long-term agreements that benefit all parties. Acknowledge your contributions while maintaining a balanced perspective.

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Scorpio (October 23 – November 21)

You excel at detailed analysis this week, but balance logic with emotional intelligence. Empathy will be essential in all interactions. You’ll be productive and organized — just remember to promote camaraderie within your team. Be mindful of extremes; schedule time for relaxation and practice moderation in all aspects of life.

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Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21)

Creative expression is highlighted. Share your thoughts to foster deeper connections. Follow your curiosity and carve out time to explore new ideas. Embrace your artistic side and approach life with playful enthusiasm. Whether through art, learning, or joyful experiences, prioritize self-discovery and creative freedom.

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Capricorn (December 22 – January 19)

Your home and family take precedence. Strengthen relationships through clear, compassionate communication. If misunderstandings arise, address them with active listening and kindness. This is also a great time to host a gathering — friends may seek solace in your welcoming presence and cozy home. Welcome unexpected visitors.

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Aquarius (January 20 – February 18)

New intellectual insights may challenge your assumptions. Stay open-minded and embrace fresh perspectives. Encounters with others may bring energy and excitement — ride the wave of spontaneity. Growth happens in the journey, not just the destination, so be flexible and enjoy the ride.

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Pisces (February 19 – March 20)

Focus on security and stability, particularly in alignment with your values. If making major decisions, ensure they reflect your ethical and moral beliefs. Financial matters are key — consider long-term value over instant gratification. While you may be drawn to beauty and luxury, be discerning in your choices.

For more insights on how these and other planetary transit impact you, visit SevenSistersAstrology.com for a personalized reading.

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