halloween

Halloween is less than a month away and it seems like adults have highjacked the holiday from the kids! It seems like there are costume parties going on just about everywhere. I have found some costumes that I have worn over the years and I thought it would be fun for you to vote for your favorite!

Halloween is right around the corner, which means we'll be seeing a big uptick in pumpkin-flavored drinks, absurdly outlandish haunted-house designs and, of course, women wearing skimpy costumes.

If your Halloween costume isn't coming along exactly the way you planned, don't feel bad -- at least you aren't any of these horrible Halloween fails.

Why do we celebrate Halloween by putting on bizarre outfits and asking strangers for candy? Who is Stingy Jack, and why does he haunt our dreams? We decided to take a look at a few of Halloween's most well-known customs and ask, What do they all mean?

General Mills has announced their monster cereals will be back for Halloween. Year round you can find monster cereals like ‘Frankenberry’,’ BooBerry’ and ‘Count Chocula’, but they are bringing back ‘Frute Brute’ and ‘Fruity Yummy Mummy’.

Here's a nice, friendly Halloween prank. (We promise there's no Slender Man involved.) A friendly group walked around with candy and a door with a sign on it (advising people to knock, we guess).

Being the parent of a 6 year old has it's advantages. When I was little, I went trick-o-treating maybe 3 times. And that's when I was around 15. My parents never really let us out of the house. They liked to keep us safe so handing out the candy was our job. But now that Anderson is at the age where he can carry his own pumpkin, I wanted to really get out there and experience what a Halloween was

Proving she has one of the best senses of humor in country music, Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles painted her very pregnant belly orange for Halloween and shared the picture with fans on Twitter. The singer is expecting her first baby with husband Justin in November.

Happy Halloween all you Halloweeners! Aside from the whole boatloads of candy thing, there are two awesome things we're excited about today: it's socially acceptable to dress up like a disgustingly gruesome zombie in public, and we get to nerd out over jack-o-lanterns. Could it get much better?! Surprisingly, yes.

Whether you're trick-or-treating or preparing for trick-or-treaters, Halloween leaves most folks with an abundance of candy. While it can be difficult to resist any of these tooth-decay-promoting treats, some candy is better than others. According to a survey from Public Policy Polling of 1,200 adults chocolate bars are the Halloween sweet of choice for an overwhelming 62 percent.

Today, people of all ages are gearing up for the spooky holiday known as Halloween. While some may choose a funny or silly approach, others like to go for the fear factor when picking out their costume.

Halloween is here and if you're like me, you probably bought a lot more candy than you're going to give to trick-or-treaters. On November 1st you find yourself with a lot of leftover candy! You certainly don't want to throw out the candy, but what can you do with all of it? Here's some leftover Halloween candy ideas.

I've heard that I look like many people...mostly someone you know. "Sharon, you look just like my neice that lives in New Jersey!" I get that alot. In high school, I used to be called Steve Perry from the rock group Journey. I'm not sure that was a flattering thing but I did have the wings in my hair. Just recently, I heard I look like Mariah Carey. THAT'S funny. But there is always one

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.

On Halloween kid's (and parents) get so excited about the next stop and the next treat, that sometimes they react without thinking. Here are some helpful safety tips from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for kids are on the prowl on Halloween...

When we get older, Halloween becomes less about accumulating candy and more about letting off some steam and having a good time. However, the mixture of alcohol and costumes are too much for some adult Halloween revelers to handle and their celebrations run them afoul of the law.