By anselmbe
Via GQ
Get ready, because model Chrissy Tiegen is about to take you on a ride through FLAVOR TOWN.
Forget all of those sexy Halloween costumes. Those are so 2014.
Your eyes won't even be able to comprehend her costume. It is so magnificent, so beautiful, so flavorful.
That's right. Sports Illustrated swimsuit cover model Chrissy Tiegen is Guy Fieri.
She just won Halloween. Go home, everyone.
Via myfox8
Finally, a pumpkin made to look like Donald Trump that trumps all other pumpkins. This is a 374-pound pumpkin that took 10 hours to make. Jeanette Paras, the painter of pumpkins featured in the picture, has made a habit of making giant celebrity pumpkins every year. Last year she made a 384-pound Kim Jong Un.
Makeup artist Shonagh Scott has killed some of your favorite Disney Princesses. It seems like they're dealing with it okay, seeing as they're up and walking around. This zombie princess makeup is as pretty as it is gruesome.
Via Influenster
Surprise surprise, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups got the most votes out of any candy, but we can't all lay claim to the peanut buttery chocolate treat. Here's Influenster's list of the most popular Halloween candy by state. Which is your favorite? Do you live in the right state for it?
The full list:
Alabama - AirHeads
Alaska - Snickers
Arizona - Toblerone
Arkansas - Skittles
California - Lifesavers
Colorado - Milky Way
Connecticut - Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
Delaware - 3 Musketeers
Florida - Nestlé Crunch
Georgia - Pixy Stix
Hawai'i - 100 Grand Bar
Idaho - Butterfinger
Illinois - Snickers
Indiana - Reese's Pieces
Iowa - Twix
Kansas - Twizzlers
Kentucky - Whoppers
Louisiana - Swedish Fish
Maine -Starburst
Maryland - Almond Joy
Massachusetts - Starburst
Michigan - M&M's
Minnesota - 100 Grand Bar
Mississippi - Hershey's Kisses
Missouri - Hershey's Kisses
Montana - Kit Kat Bar
Nebraska - Skittles
Nevada - Jolly Ranchers
New Hampshire - Tootsie Rolls
New Jersey - Sour Patch Kids
New Mexico - 3 Musketeers
New York - Sweet Tarts
North Carolina - Butterfinger
North Dakota - Sour Patch Kids
Ohio - Milky Way
Oklahoma - M&M's
Oregon - Candy corn
Pennsylvania - Swedish Fish
Rhode Island - Reese's Peanut Butter Cups
South Carolina - Candy corn
South Dakota - Laffy Taffy
Tennessee - Candy corn
Texas - Candy corn
Utah - Nerds
Vermont - Almond Joy
Virginia - Reese's Pieces
Washington - AirHeads
West Virginia - Oreos
Wisconsin - Laffy Taffy
Wyoming - Candy corn
District of Columbia - Twix
PS - Oregon, Wyoming, Tennessee, and Texas: get out. You're a disgrace.
Via The Guardian
Owners of a Rhode Island farmhouse said to be the inspiration behind the 2013 horror film The Conjuring are suing Warner Bros. because enthusiastic fans keep trespassing on their property.
Norma Sutcliffe and Gerald Helfrich say the film intentionally marketed the film as a true story and published the location of their home.
If you forgot about The Conjuring, this horrifying GIF should remind you.
The film follows real-life paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren who visited the home back in the 70s'. It took in $137 million at the box office and was a major hit.
Court documents say the success of the film has caused a headache for the homeowners.
"The property was inundated by curiosity seekers and trespassers who, at all hours of night and day, come to and on to the property, approach and seek to enter the house, take photographs and videos, ignore the 'no trespassing' signs, fences, and barriers installed," court documents state.
Sutcliffe and Helfrich are seeking unspecified damages from Warner Bros., the director and numerous individual trespassers.
