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Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy The "Today Show" costumes are always a hit on Halloween, and they're not alone."Live With Regis and Kelly" also does a spectacular job with dressing up. The "Today Show" ...

Halloween weddings are a spooky way to start your lives together! Photo: SearchNetMedia, Flickr Halloween-themed weddings aren't for everybody. However, if you have your black heart set on nightmarish nuptials, you couldn't find a more ...

Halloween candy is fun to collect and even more enjoyable to eat. But do you know how much candy most kids collect? Or how much the average household spends on Halloween candy? Knowing the numbers behind the sugary treats brings a whole new level of ...

You know, funny animal videos really don't get titles much more straightforward than this. You are about to watch, mesmerized, as meerkats at the Houston Zoo go to town on a jack o' lantern. And that's about the extent of this video. Enjoy! P.S. ...

"Thriller" is the quintessential Halloween video, and now the Dancing Undead are setting a new world record. Just in time for Halloween and for the release of "Michael Jackson's This is It" (a film of the concert that would have been), we have ...

This web is super easy. Credit: Seth Smoot for AOL Cotton spiderwebs look nice the first day you put them up, but they turn into a lumpy mess after a few rainy days. This version, made with bright orange pin striping automotive tape, makes a ...

Candy corn gets a makeover. Credit: Seth Smoot for AOL This sweet treat is a must for Halloween parties -- the combination of a classic Halloween staple with something salty will be a hit with kids and adults alike. To make, simply mix equal ...

To the bat mobile! Credit: Seth Smoot for AOL This simply sophisticated mobile can be made with a few craft items in about 30 minutes. Just spray paint an embroidery hoop black and attach a string to hang the hoop. Then print out a bat template ...

Boo! Credit: Seth Smoot for AOL This $5 metal bucket gets a craft store makeover with a couple of coats of chalkboard spray paint. The result is a totally unique trick-or-treat container that's just waiting to be decorated with creepy messages ...

Hang seasonal art in style. Credit: Seth Smoot for AOL If your kids are bringing home loads of Halloween artwork, use these paperclip ghosts to display their spooky creations. All you need is cheesecloth, cotton balls, white thread, paperclips, ...