Donnie Wahlberg

Three of his ten planets sit in earth signs, three in air, and two apiece in fire and water. Nothing is scarce. Wahlberg sings in New Kids on the Block and the record also names him an actor, which is two trades rather than one with a sideline.

The Sun sits at twenty five degrees of Leo while the Moon, Jupiter and Uranus sit across thirteen degrees of Libra. Leo takes the room and expects to be watched; Libra will not act without the other party. For a performer whose name has always come attached to four other names, having the identity alone in the performing sign and private feeling grouped with scale and the break in the cooperating one is the plainest account of the arrangement.

Saturn stands at a strained angle to Pluto at an eighth of a degree, limit pressed against concentrated force, which is the tightest contact here. Mercury makes easy contact with Venus at under two fifths, speech and taste in easy agreement. Nothing in his chart was facing the other way on the day he was born. For a singer who later acted, speech and taste agreeing that readily is the equipment both trades run on.

Jupiter came the whole way round to its Libra starting point on 4 October 2016, at forty seven, and three laps precede it. Libra asks who else was carrying it, and for somebody whose record names a group before it names him, that is the question the sign exists to put. Three planets in Libra, with the Sun on its own in Leo, is the structure to keep: everything shared in one sign and the part that wants an audience standing outside it. Nothing in this chart was facing backwards on the day he was born, which in a performer whose career has run continuously since his teens is worth noting, because there is nothing here that ever quietly reconsidered the arrangement.