Giving up hyperbole was a New Year's resolution of ours, so you can be confident we mean it when we say this is quite possibly the greatest baby costume ever.
The little lady is dressed up like 'Aliens'-era Ripley -- operating a power loader!
Halloween is here, and no matter what you have going on, you'll need a spooky soundtrack for your party, or just to blast the little ghouls and goblins out that are coming to your door for candy. So, let's look at 10 songs you can turn up loud for Halloween.
Look closely at that picture and you'll see 'Frank Pain' (left), 'Rudy Fernandez' (middle), and 'Dolly Parton' (right). 3 of my co-workers decided to get all dolled up this year and I have to say they did a dang good job.
Whether you dressed up last weekend or plan on dressing up tonight, make sure you Instagram your Halloween pictures using our hashtag so the pictures will show up in our Halloween Instagram Gallery.
We've all seen some pretty cool pumpkin carvings over the years, but I don't know If I've ever seen a carving as cool as this. Check out this amazing pumpkin carving that tells a story using stop motion.
We gave our Babe of the Day, Leah Krystin a little Halloween makeover, what do you think? We'd let her eat our brains, any day.
Videos of old-timey skeleton dances are the best way to get a little spook-ified before Halloween without accidentally soiling yourself. That is a fact -- you can ask anybody. Oh, thanks for asking. Yes, that is a fact. From PBS to Disney and beyond, here are the best skeleton dances EVER to get you into the spirit of Halloween.
If a plain old pumpkin jack-o-lantern isn't your style, or you've mastered pumpkin carving and are looking for a challenge, perhaps consider making a Krang-o-lantern.
Between dogs dressed as Miss Piggy and Big Bird looking for work this Halloween season, we figured why not cram our other animal friends into fashionable Halloween get-ups as well? Sure, you're more likely to find a dog parade or a cat fashion show rather than a horse and/or seeing eye pony pageant. But, hey -- farmers and the children of the independently wealthy need Halloween love too right?
Audiences got their first taste of the 'Friday the 13th' franchise, which is now 12 films strong, when the original horror flick hit theaters in 1980.
The tale of gruesome happenings at Camp Crystal Lake didn't do much for critics, but audiences ate up its grindhouse-style gore.
Shakespeare described the "witching hour" as a time "when churchyards yawn and hell itself breathes out." Spooky! Equally esteemed author Washington Irving described Halloween night in his classic 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' as a setting full of "fearful shapes and shadows...amidst the dim and ghastly glare of a snowy night." Kids all across the country describe it as the night when the entire world gives them all the candy they can eat until they either pass out or develop early on-set diabetes.
