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Lady Gaga’s 2025 Halloween costume referenced one of her newest tracks from her seventh studio album Mayhem. The Grammy winner dressed up as the Garden of Eden and its gardener, which is one of the titles from her most recent record. “Happy Halloween to all the grave diggers,” she wrote on Instagram, concluding, “love, Mother Monster.”
Heidi Klum is famous for going all out on Halloween. This year she promises: 'I'm going to be very ugly.' See all her hints so far, and try to guess her costume before the big reveal.
Bette Midler and Keke Palmer are among the stars unveiling iconic costumes for Halloween 2025. See all the best looks of the week so far.
Julia Fox went for a macabre take on Jackie Kennedy for Halloween, dressing up as the former first lady on the day John F. Kennedy was killed.
The story by a local news site featured images posted to social media showing what the outlet says were agents in unmarked cars donning Chucky and Momo masks.
The FBI says it has stopped what officials describe as a “potential terrorist attack” that was being planned in Michigan over the Halloween weekend.
The safety focus comes as Chuck Isbell marks five years since losing his 13-year-old son Nate on Halloween night 2020. Nate was skateboarding with friends in Rutherford County around 6 p.m. when a driver hit and killed him.
South Park” got meta on its Halloween episode, as Stan voiced the dissent of some fans by saying “‘South Park’ sucks now because of all of this political shit,” referring to recent White House storylines.
Halloween the day has become more like Halloween the season in New York City. In places like Maspeth, Queens, and Bushwick, Brooklyn, bars, clubs and parks have been hosting events where people can appear not as paralegals or communications assistants, but as the pope or that one dude from Oasis.
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