The Day After Halloween by The Sippy Cups (Video)

The Day After Halloween by The Sippy Cups

“The Day After Halloween,” directed by Danny Plotnick, is a wistful tale of a little boy who refuses to take off his Halloween costume after the holiday is over, and goes about a day full of activities dressed as a ghost. The song by The Sippy Cups is featured on their latest iTunes EP “One Day Soon,” which includes five new tracks from everyone’s favorite psychedelic rock band for kids. Read more …

Tara Reid - Old Event Halloween Party (09 HQ Pics)

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Reid began her career at the age of six years in 1982 on the game show Child’s Play. As a child she had roles in a number of commercials for McDonald’s, Crayola, and Jell-O. She grew up in New York City suburbs, and attended the Professional Children’s School along with such celebrities as Christina Ricci, Ben Taylor, Jerry O’Connell, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Macaulay Culkin. Although her break-through role was in American Pie in 1999, followers of the 1998 cult film The Big Lebowski already knew her as Bunnie Lebowski. Reid spent the late 1990s appearing more often on the cover of tabloid magazines than on screen. Her extroverted social life soon gave her a reputation as a party girl; in fact, U.S. magazine In Touch Weekly, recently voted Reid “top party animal”. She spoofed that image with her role on the N.B.C. comedy-drama Scrubs as Danni Sullivan, main character J.D.’s promiscuous sweet-heart.

Taradise, her half-hour television show on the E! network, premiered in September 2005; it was canceled the following month. The show was an up-dated incarnation of E!’s well-known series Wild On, where a celebrity host or model traveled to distant places to party. Previously during summer 2005, she was busy shooting Incubus in Romania at an assortment of clubs with Bucharest’s local socialites. In January 2007, Reid filmed a commercial with Daniel Conn for Dodo, an Australian budget telephone and Internet provider. Reid appeared in the September 2007 issue of FHM magazine. Read more …

Avril Lavigne In Halloween Costume

Avril Lavigne In Halloween Costume

In some parts of Ireland and Scotland children still go guising. In this custom the child performs some sort of show, i.e. sings a song or tells a ghost story, in order to earn their treats. Read more …

Angelina Jolie out in Halloween Costume with Kids

Angelina Jolie out in Halloween Costume with Kids

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Halloween Costumes in Japan 36 Pics

Halloween Costumes in Japan 36 Horror Pics

Top 10 Places to Celebrate Halloween 2010

(Reuters Life!) - If encounters with ghosts, ghouls or vampires are your idea of fun, then Halloween is probably a favorite time. Places across the globe are getting ready to scare people out of their wits — and their money.

This list of the top 10 places to celebrate Halloween is a mixture of lists by advice and information website eHow (wwww.ehow.com) and travel website Cheapflights.com (www.cheapflights.com) and not endorsed by Reuters:

1. Salem, Massachusetts

Salem might just be the spookiest town in the United States and around Halloween they turn it up a notch. Take a walk back in time on the candlelit Witch Trial Trail and experience Salem’s dark history first hand. Get in costume for the Annual Halloween Costume Ball held at the historic Hawthorne Hotel.

2. Bran, Romania

Saturated in legend and tied to Emily Gerard’s “The Land Beyond the Forest” and Bram Stoker’s “Dracula,” Bran is a perfect international Halloween jaunt. You can visit Bran Castle, where Dracula is said to have lived, as well as areas like Poenari Castle and Hunyad Castle that were associated with Vlad the Impaler in the 15th century. Read more …

Ideas to help create a Halloween costume

In a shaky economy, holiday budgets usually get squeezed, but you can still create a great costume on a budget with these fun ideas.

1. Accessorize. “I think most families with girls have princess dress-up clothes, so use an already purchased outfit and buy a new hair ribbon, crown or wig,” said Denise Da-Re. Even adding a little make-up or glitter can make an old costume fun again for Halloween. Read more …