Jackie Stallone

American astrologer, the author of many astrology columns and the book, "Starpower." She claimed to have had 21 careers, but thought her mother-role the most important of all. She had three kids, Sylvester, of whom she is particularly protective as he is so largely in the public view, Frankie and Toni-Ann.

She was also the producer of a pugilistic version of her hugely successful Glamorous Ladies of Wrestling called "The Hollywood Hits," which aired in October 1988.

A salty, dashing, daring, gossipy and outspoken woman, she was fun on the talk-show circuit. She kept herself in shape with a diet of carrots and celery, and a little sparring on the side. She suffered a heart attack after practicing a trapeze act for a guest appearance with the Cirque du Soleil and underwent angioplasty on 19 January 1998 in Santa Monica, California.

Her third marriage on 13 November 1998 was to Dr. Steven Marcus Levine, a brain surgeon.

AFAN awarded Jackie a Razzberry Award for Consummate Bad Astrological Taste, Winter/2000, for her original "ass-trology charts," launched on Howard Stern's radio show. Having nothing to do with the solar system, the charts are cast by photocopying a person's bare derriere. Jackie then "divinates the person's aura and foretells their future" for $100.

Jackie Stallone died on 21 September 2020 at the age of 98.