Welcome to another week, Out readers!
As Halloween approaches, the gay parties are taking off! Hot Homo Halloween parties are raging across the country, from New York to Los Angeles, and we've got all the best photos!
Grindr's Garden of Otherworldly Delights party took place in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan. It featured musical guests Ashnikko and Slayyyter, as well as drag queens like Dawn, Luxx Noir London, and Aquaria.
We've got all the best photos from the party, including all the faeries, satyrs, nymphs, swamp monsters, aliens, and other sexy creatures!
Across the country in WeHo, another group of drag queens, monsters, ghosts, and gouls will be getting their sexy on this Friday at the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval.
The West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval started in 1987 and stretches for more than a mile through the heart of the gay haven on Santa Monica Boulevard. This year, there are events like DJs and food trucks, as well as plenty of parties and installations in bars and spaces throughout the neighborhood!
What are your Halloween plans?
Keep reading to find out our Man Crush Monday and the best pop culture news!
- Mey Rude
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WeHo’s Halloween Carnaval is back for more magic and mayhem
Photo courtesy of the City of West Hollywood - Jon Viscott
Man Crush Monday
'Weapons' hair & makeup team talk creating a drag & Halloween icon in Aunt GladysWarner Bros. PicturesWeapons special makeup effects designer Jason Collins and makeup department head Leo Satkovich, who designed the look for the evil Aunt Gladys in the movie, along with hair department head Melizah Anguiano Wheat, are our Man Crush Mondays!
Check out our interview with them to learn about the impact the character has had on the drag world and some tips if you want to recreate the look!
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