Halloween

From Hailey Bieber to Kendall Jenner, discover the best celebrity costumes we've spotted so far.

Image credit: Instagram.com/haileybieber Image credit: Instagram.com/kimkardashian For Megan Thee Stallion, the formula was a simple one: a pumpkin head, a mimosa and a pair of silky pyjamas, because dressing scary doesn’t mean you can’t be comfortable. Bieber was spotted elsewhere in a second costume, fit for a goth masquerade: a lacy camisole she paired with a cloak and mask. When we say that celebrities take Halloween as seriously as an awards season red carpet, we mean it. Image credit: Instagram.com/vanessahudgens

More than 150 people were crushed to death, trapped in a narrow Seoul alley for more than an hour. Here's what we know about how the tragedy unfolded.

After the Astroworld crowd surge in Houston claimed the lives of 10 concert attendees, G. “As people struggle to get up, arms and legs get twisted together. It was completely out of control," he said. The death toll rose substantially over the following hours and days with a total of 135 people, including children and two police officers, passing away due to injuries sustained in the crush. Hundreds rushed for the exits to avoid the gas, resulting in a crush that trampled or suffocated 34 to death almost instantly. An Australian man in Seoul has told the ABC that a friend of his died, and said another Australian is in intensive care with another dual citizen is in a stable condition. Keith Still, a visiting professor of crowd science at the University of Suffolk in England, said it takes only 30 seconds before you lose consciousness, and around about six minutes before "compressive or restrictive asphyxia" sets in. Before this, the deadliest crushing disaster in South Korea's history was at a pop concert in 2005, where 11 people were killed and around 60 others were injured. A woman in her 20s, surnamed Park, told Yonhap that she and others were standing along the side of the alley while others caught in the middle of the alley had no escape. Emergency workers and pedestrians desperately performed CPR on rows of people lying in the streets after the crush. The survivor, who gave their surname as Kim, said they were trapped for about an hour and a half before being rescued, as some people shouted “help me!” and others were short of breath, according to the Seoul-based Hankyoreh newspaper. Witness Moon Ju-young said there were clear signs of trouble in the alleys before the incident.

And when it comes to a nuisance practice becoming popular on the day – throwing eggs at houses or passing cars – Police suggest a pre-Halloween ban on egg sales ...

The game is aimed at ages four plus and can be downloaded from the Apple App store. “The celebration is becoming more and more popular every year and the Queensland Police Service are wanting our little ‘trick or treaters’ to be safe.” “Throwing eggs is classified as ‘malicious damage’ …

James and Justine Talevski are known around Clarence Town for their 1964 Cadillac Hearse named Miss Lilly. Advertisement. Ad. Mr Talevski has been ...

"The first year we got it in 2018 we decided to do Halloween... "Last year we had a lovely lady who just moved into town a couple of weeks before Halloween... We ran out last year." The response we had from the Clarence Town residents was just amazing, so we decided to do it every year." After purchasing the hearse in 2018 the couple decided to dress it up for Halloween for the first time that very year. Every year on Halloween night the couple decorate the hearse with skeletons, ghosts and webs to drive around town and hand out lollies to the local trick-or-treaters, according to Mrs Talevski.

In recent years we've seen insane celebrity Halloween costumes like Lizzo as Baby Yoda, Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz as Shrek and Fiona, or Emily Ratajkowski as ...

In recent years we’ve seen insane celebrity Halloween costumes like Lizzo as Baby Yoda, Heidi Klum and Tom Kaulitz as Shrek and Fiona, or Emily Ratajkowski as Marge Simpson that were downright insane in terms of the amount of effort that was put in. Halloween is the biggest of them all. Halloween may not be the biggest event on the Australian calendar—which, if you ask us, is a shame—but it is still one of the most far-out fun.

Rather than spoiling it for kids and parents who like squeezing back into their high-school goth gear, there are far more insidious American imports to fret ...

Now they’re given media platforms and venerated like gods as they rain their monkey shit down at us from their golden cages. This made the world an infinitely better place. The star jasmine is blooming, the jacaranda is on the way, and all across this wide brown land people are bitching about Halloween. But being America, they couldn’t just leave it alone. Some observers like to say when America sneezes Australia gets a cold. You can feel it in the air.