"Cut Right To It:" Halloween is the rare occasion to forget about the bad news of the day and embrace pop culture fun. It's also scarily easy to veer past edgy and into poor taste. So whether you're planning to don Elizabeth Holmes' turtleneck, go blonde for Dolly or douse yourself with blood as Nikki from "Obsession," consider the context of your costume before you head to that Halloween party.
"Cut Right To It:" Halloween is the rare occasion to forget about the bad news of the day and embrace pop culture fun. It's also scarily easy to veer past edgy and into poor taste. So whether you're planning to don Elizabeth Holmes' turtleneck, go blonde for Dolly or douse yourself with blood as Nikki from "Obsession," consider the context of your costume before you head to that Halloween party.
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