2018 is-well, yeah-strange year, there are a lot of crazy moments-a lot of us want to forget. But for the odd, viral examples that we really like, why not turn them into epic Halloween costumes that last longer? Flip over and you’ll find 10 less bad pop-culture projects starting in 2018, all of which are best suited for October 31. The visual effect of this song is seen in the world. Let them wear a galactic dress, a glistening dress, a pink tights, a brown curly hair, and a low ponytail. But he did do a lot of it. Why? Anyway, if you want to be like him, all you…

The summer heat hasn’t warmed yet, but it’s time to start thinking about Halloween, especially by buying tickets to Mickey’s annual Halloween party in Dinelan. Here are 11 things you want to know: 1.Tickets for the 2018 event are now on sale for annual marchers, Disney vacation club members and Disney visa card holders. Buy from disneyland.com/party at the main gate of the resort or call 714-781-4400. 2.If you’re sure you want to go, buy your tickets right away, because this event sells out every year. 3.Mickey Halloween party ticket holders can enter Disneyland or Disney California Adventure three hours before the official event and stay in any park until…

  This season everyone feels weird and scary, and we can’t be more excited. As the countdown to Halloween begins in 2017, some celebrities are apparently equally excited because costumes are starting to appear on the red carpet and rooster, and they’re all great. Lauren Conrad (lauren conrad) is using Clara de Ville’s (cruella devil) costume to blend into the holiday spirit, turning her into a completely bad girl. “If she doesn’t scare you no evil thing will,” she captioned the photo on Instagram. She wrote on her website: “I almost always make Halloween costumes from scratch-the process usually involves tailoring, sewing and a lot of gauze.” But this year,…

Halloween is a familiar battlefield in the American war between cultural sensitivities and free expression. The festival, which originated in costumes to ward off evil spirits, has become a day to celebrate creative self-expression. It not only means that people dress up as witches and monsters, but also each other. That’s why things get complicated, and why you keep hearing the word “cultural grants” during the heated debate in October. On one side of the debate are minorities and their allies, who say they are biased all year round, so it may be distasteful to see those who discriminate against them (intentionally or unintentionally) dress up for Halloween. On the…