Hollywood and the Power of the ‘Fame’ Transformation (Hua Ke)

(Above) A throwback photo of Jennifer Lawrence at the Oscars. At the private party that night, she appeared nearly makeup-free in a casual outfit, dancing in the crowd with Jennifer Lopez (J-Lo), while Snoop Dogg DJed on stage, smoking marijuana. A real-life celebrity spectacle unfolded right before my eyes! (Image source: MarieClaire.com)

Living in Los Angeles, it’s not uncommon to bump into celebrities—whether you’re dining in Beverly Hills, shopping along Rodeo Drive, or partying at an exclusive Hollywood nightclub. This city is more than just the epicenter of the film industry; it’s a stage where dreams come true. Early in 2020 (right before the COVID-19 outbreak), fate granted me the chance to step into one of Hollywood’s most secretive gatherings—an exclusive Oscars after-party hosted by Madonna’s legendary manager, Guy Oseary.

Oscars Night: From the Red Carpet to the Most Exclusive Party

On Oscar day, Hollywood’s biggest stars spend the entire day in the limelight, from the red carpet to the awards ceremony. After the event, they split into different after-parties, posing for the media before finally indulging in a well-earned dinner. The biggest winners and A-list celebrities, however, all head to Guy Oseary’s Beverly Hills mansion for the most exclusive and private after-party.

Unlike the dazzling red carpet appearances, this party is where the stars truly let loose. They shed their designer gowns, take off their expensive jewelry, and hit the dance floor in full party mode. Security is tight, ensuring no unwanted cameras disrupt their night of freedom. The atmosphere is electric, and celebrities are everywhere. As a mysterious outsider in this glamorous crowd, I couldn’t help but stand out.

The Astrological Blueprint of Celebrities

In the entertainment world, good looks and talent are essential. According to Imperial Astrology (Zi Wei Dou Shu), those with Peach Blossom Stars—such as the Stars of Desire (Tan Lang), Moon (Tai Yin), Child (Tian Tong), Darkness (Ju Men), and Vanguard (Po Jun)—in their Self or Travel Palaces often possess these qualities. Additionally, individuals with Ominous Stars (except the Obstruction Star—Tuo Luo) in their Self Palace, particularly when sitting alone in the palace, tend to have strikingly stunning appearances and relentless determination—both critical attributes for breaking into the entertainment industry.

Many aspiring actors move to Los Angeles with nothing but dreams, often working restaurant jobs to survive. Some struggle for decades before finally making it. Beyond the Self Palace, the Friends and Travel Palaces play a crucial role. After all, without fans and the ability to naturally captivate people, how can one achieve fame? Additionally, if a person’s Self, Travel, or Career Palaces contain the Creativity Star (Wen Qu), they are naturally gifted in creativity, eloquence, and talent—an excellent combination for rising in unconventional industries.

The Fame Transformation (Hua Ke): The Key to Stardom

In Zi Wei Dou Shu, stars undergo four types of transformations based on the Heavenly Stem of the year, one of them being Fame (Hua Ke). It can appear in the birth chart as well as in the decade, yearly, and annual charts. When a star undergoes a Fame transformation, it represents recognition, talent, and public acclaim. The entertainment industry thrives on talent and hard work, but the placement of Fame in one’s chart is a game-changer.

• Fame in Self Palace: These individuals are naturally attractive and highly conscious of their image, always striving to stand out.
• Fame in Travel Palace: They become the center of attention wherever they go but may also be overly self-conscious.
• Fame in Health Palace: Their appearance or physique is attractive and and naturally draw attention.
• Fame in Career Palace: They have an intense drive for success (partly because they want to be recognized) and, when supported by favorable luck cycles, can achieve extraordinary career heights.

Rubbing Shoulders with Hollywood’s Elite

As someone who usually sleeps by 10 PM, I had to fuel up with coffee for this party. Holding a mysterious red invitation with nothing but a number and an address, I passed through multiple security checkpoints before finally stepping into this legendary event.

The moment I entered, I spotted Tom Hanks—pre-COVID—chatting nearby. To my left, Adam Sandler was seated at a table, deep in conversation. Further ahead, Elton John was proudly showing off his Oscar statue. Everywhere I turned, Hollywood’s elite were casually mingling, celebrating their successes.

These stars achieved fame not just because of their natural talent but because of long-lasting and repeated influences of the Fame Transformation in their Self, Travel, and Career Palaces. Coupled with a strong Wealth Palace, this enables them to accumulate immense fame and fortune. Without these key astrological factors appearing for continuous years or even decades, even the most talented individuals may only experience fleeting success.

Talent Alone Isn’t Enough

However, making it in Hollywood requires more than talent and luck. Directors, producers, and industry gatekeepers must recognize an individual’s potential. This is why having Auxiliary Stars—such as the Stars of Benefactor (Tian Kui), Benefactress (Tian Yue), Left Aide (Zuo Fu), and Right Assistant (You Bi)—alongside auspicious Spouse and Career Palaces is essential.

But fame comes at a price. Behind the glamour, many celebrities struggle with personal scandals, romantic affairs, and family issues. When unlucky cycles introduce too many Ominous Stars on top of the Fame Transformation and those special “helpers” mentioned above, fame often comes at the cost of public scrutiny, affairs, and endless rumors.

The True Faces of Celebrities

Ironically, the biggest A-listers tend to be down-to-earth, while those “on the verge of fame” often put on airs. That night, I experienced this firsthand.

After a restroom break, I found my husband joking with none other than Leonardo DiCaprio and his friends—mocking him for cutting in line for the bathroom! I casually joined the conversation, shaking Leo’s hand—only to realize a moment later that he hadn’t washed it! (Yikes!)

At the bar, I ran into Dakota Johnson, and my mind immediately flashed to Fifty Shades of Grey. Meanwhile, on the dance floor, my husband was twirling around none other than Renée Zellweger, who had just won Best Actress. Later, I jokingly scolded him, “Why did you stop dancing just to introduce me as your wife?!”

At that time, Renée had stepped out of the spotlight for years, focusing on personal growth and self-care. Her remarkable comeback was undoubtedly fueled by strong Famed Stars along with the auspicious formation of Self, Travel, and Property Palaces—helping her reclaim her throne as an Oscar-winning actress.

Missing Brad Pitt—A Regret!

The star power that night was overwhelming, and I couldn’t possibly recount every encounter. However, I later discovered that Brad Pitt was there, and I completely missed him—what a tragedy!

That night, my Travel Palace in the daily chart, Children Palace in the monthly chart, and natal Friends Palace overlapped, with all my Famed Stars’ energies converging in my Travel Palace. This celestial alignment made me particularly radiant, attracting encounters with numerous celebrities. Unfortunately, despite all that cosmic favor, I failed to recognize a member of the Red Hot Chili Peppers when I met him—what a missed opportunity!

This article is more than just an inside look at an Oscar after-party—it’s a testament to how astrology and destiny play out in real life. Hollywood’s biggest stars achieve success not by chance but through the perfect combination of timing, talent, and astrological alignment. What about you? Are your Famed Stars in the right palaces of your chart? Are you destined to shine? 🌟