On the hunt for a funny pop culture Halloween costume all your friends will recognize? You can never go wrong with a "Schitt's Creek"-inspired outfit. The wholesome Pop TV sitcom may have aired its series finale three years ago (*sobs into a glass of fruit wine*), but spooky season is the perfect time to pay tribute to the Rose family and their small-town pals.

The "Schitt's Creek" costume options are endless and all relatively easy to pull together at the last minute, depending on what you've got in your closet (or cedar chest). If you're feeling "positively bedeviled with meetings" like Moira Rose, toss on pretty much any combination of black-and-white clothes, a wacky wig, and red lipstick, and you're good to go. Trying to channel David Rose's sarcastic wit on Halloween night? A graphic sweater and Converse will do the trick. Or, if you need a couples' costume idea, you and your significant other can dress up as Alexis Rose and Ted Mullens in a pink velvet dress and blue scrubs, respectively.

Keep reading to glean inspiration from fans who've already dressed like your favorite Rosebud Motel residents on Halloween, and see which look speaks to you the most. Perhaps keeping the show's legacy alive will help manifest a "Schitt's Creek" spinoff movie into existence.

George Clooney was one of Hollywood's most eligible bachelors for years. But that all changed when the Oscar winner met and fell hard for his now-wife, high-profile human-rights lawyer Amal Clooney (née Alamuddin). Not only is George a married man, but he's also a dad to two kids.

George and Amal got married in a ceremony in Venice, Italy, in 2014, and the latter gave birth to their fraternal twins, Alexander and Ella, in June 2017. Though George is known for starring in dozens of Hollywood productions, including "Ocean's Eleven," "Up in the Air," "Gravity," and "Ticket to Paradise," his roles as a husband and father are the ones closest to his heart. "In marriage, and now with the kids, you give away the selfishness of only looking out for yourself," George told People in 2020. "It's a wonderful thing. Amal and I talk about it every day. . . . We feel so lucky."

Though George and Amal haven't made any public appearances with their children, they're not shy about talking about them in the press. In an Oct. 21, 2022, interview on "The Drew Barrymore Show," George confessed that he was "terrified" when he found out he was having twins. "That wasn't part of the plan," he said. "We went to that thing at 12 weeks where they go, there's the kid. [To] look at the picture of the kid. And [the doctor] goes, 'It's a boy.' Then he goes, 'And a girl.' And I was like, 'What?' It was such a disaster. I was like, 'Are you kidding me?'" Of course, George treasures his kids now. "Now, it's the greatest thing in the world," he added. "I was terrified then."

On Dec. 4, 2022, while walking the red carpet for the 45th Kennedy Center Honors, the Clooneys told "Entertainment Tonight" a bit about their twins' talents and personalities. "They have a language that they speak that we don't speak," Amal said (Alexander and Ella speak French and Italian). Meanwhile, George joked about their mischievous senses of humor. "They have some jokes that they play, they're so filthy, I'm not even allowed to tell you," George shared. "Whose contribution do you think this is, in parenting?" Amal asked, to which George jokingly responded, "My wife is filthy. Filthy!"

Today, it seems George and Amal have "formed a real partnership" as parents. On Sept. 2, a source told Us Weekly, they are "taking turns with taking the kids to activities" and "take turns preparing the kids' breakfast and lunches" during their summer in Italy. The insider also shared that the couple's twins are "loving their summer" with their parents, adding that they "take boat rides" and "have a small group of friends in the area their age they have playdates with."

Previously, in a 2017 interview with The Hollywood Reporter, George reflected on fatherhood and opened up about whether he missed his bachelor lifestyle. "I sure don't," he said. "That seems like a lifetime ago. Now my house is filled with the warm sounds of babies crying. You should see when my friends show up and see me change a diaper, the laughter that comes from them. I go, 'I know, I know.' I've given them so much sh*t for so many years, I deserve every bit of it."

Keep reading to learn more about George and Amal's children.

Alexander Clooney

George and Amal's son, Alexander, was born on June 6, 2017. In GQ's 2020 profile of his father, the outlet described Alexander as having "a mop of brown hair and chaotic teeth," also adding that he "looks like the son of George and Amal Clooney." He also speaks fluent Italian, which George hilariously described as a "really dumb thing," since neither he nor Amal speak the language. Per George's episode of the "WTF With Marc Maron" podcast, he and his son also have an adorable morning routine. "Alexander every morning, 8 in the morning, bangs on my bedroom door. I go, 'Who is it?' And he goes, 'It is I, Alexander Clooney,'" the actor shared. "I open up the door, he jumps running in, and I laugh out loud."

Ella Clooney

Twin to Alexander, Ella also was born on June 6, 2017. Just like her brother, Ella speaks Italian (the twins also speak two other languages, according to George's September interview with Entertainment Tonight). Though the twins enjoy similar hobbies, George previously told People that his and Amal's daughter is a lot more shy than her brother. "Ella is very shy around adults," he said. "We have a Saint Bernard puppy, Rosie, and she's like 125 lbs. of sheer energy. She got stung by a bee, and now when we walk the dog and hikers go by, Ella kind of hides her face while Alexander walks right up and says, 'Rosie got stung by a bee.' He explains it to every single person."

This LGBTQ+ History Month, we're asking writers to reflect on a moment in queer pop culture history that has allowed them to experience queer liberation in their own lives. Check out our coverage here.

Long before the commercial success of "Crazy Rich Asians," "Shang Chi," "Fire Island," and "Everything Everywhere All At Once" heralded a new age of Asian representation in Hollywood, Alice Wu's "Saving Face" paved the way for queer Asian visibility in 2004.

Last year, when I watched the film for the first time, I had a vague inkling that I aspired to become a screenwriter and filmmaker. I had taken a few screenwriting classes through a nonprofit arts organization, but I felt deep insecurity that the subjects that I was writing about - my American-born Chinese experience of being queer in an ethno-burb in Los Angeles - were too specific and too esoteric to be relevant to any audience.

But I saw my story in the main character, Wil (Michelle Krusiec), ostensibly the perfect Chinese American daughter who was a talented surgeon in New York City - except for the fact that she is a lesbian. Every week, she dodges her mother's persistent efforts to match her with another Chinese boy from Flushing, Queens.

The film was an unlikely feat for its time when it was released in the early 2000s (produced by Will Smith, no less). Wu had never attended film school; this was her first pass at being an auteur, writing and directing an original screenplay. A significant portion of the film relies on captions to relay dialogue to an American audience as an almost all-Asian cast speaks a mix of English interspersed with Chinese dialects like Mandarin and Shanghainese. And despite studio campaigns to push her project towards an assimilation of whiteness, including casting the love interest to be a white American woman, Wu pushed back and made this film a star-crossed lesbian story about two queer Chinese American women - a surgeon and professional dancer - who fall in love.

The seminal lesbian television show "The L Word" had begun earlier that same year in January of 2004, and featured a cast of characters who were primarily femme, thin, white women based in Los Angeles. Besides "The L Word," there were few sapphic characters on television and even fewer films in the Western canon that featured Asians and Asian Americans. The blockbuster success of "The Joy Luck Club" in 1993 made it the first major Hollywood movie to feature an all-Asian and women-led cast. It would take another 25 years before Hollywood would take a chance on another all-Asian production of the same magnitude, "Crazy Rich Asians."

But it was Wu, an industry outsider who prioritized the authenticity of her film over its commerciality, who pushed boundaries of race and language barriers to represent identities she wanted to see on the big screen. (Hollywood writers recently won a new contract to keep their work financially sustainable and autonomous from being fed to artificial intelligence. I support my colleagues and think that "Saving Face" is a prime example of how freedom in creative expression makes better art.)

It's somewhat ironic that the word "lesbian" is never spelled out explicitly throughout the film. Rather, we as the audience subliminally understand the context of Wil and Vivian's (Lynn Chen) blossoming romance as a gradual tension building from their first longing glances exchanged across the ballroom dance floor as they're shuffled between dancing partners of eligible bachelors. The R-rated film shows sex as a bonding of intimacy between the two women, rather than the gratuitous exchange of fluids we so often see in other lesbian films directed by straight men.

While Wu doesn't shy away from portraying the racism, misogyny, and conservative ideals that govern the social norms of this Chinese American enclave, she also doesn't give into the urge to simply pile on and lean into xenophobic stereotypes. Small details in the film - like conversations among aunties at the hairdresser who catch up to hear about their children's exploits - clue us into the realities of this community. Raising guai hai zi, or good children, is a matter of uplifting and maintaining the continuity of Chinese heritage languages and food in a white American world, one we don't see onscreen but we implicitly understand as different and apart.

"Saving Face" is actually less of a love story and more a redemption arc for a mother learning to accept her daughter for who she is. When Wil's mother, Hwei-Lan (Joan Chen), becomes pregnant and unwilling to give up the name of the father, she becomes the pariah of Flushing. Wai Gung (Jin Wang), Wil's grandfather, throws his daughter out of the house, forcing Hwei-Lan to move in with Wil and confront the nature of each of their secrets. Hwei-Lan, no longer the paragon of virtue, has to learn how to rely on her daughter for support and reconcile her daughter's sexual orientation with her own views.

Wu might not have been able to predict how her film would create an authentic and relatable portrayal of queer Asian American experience, but the specificity and attention to detail has won over audiences across the LGBTQ+ community. It's even become a cult classic among white lesbians.

Watching "Saving Face" felt like a miracle gifted to my muse and craft. It was a film that was in conversation with itself, uninterested in doing the work of dissecting the experience of "otherness" to a white and straight American audience. Instead, it held these gaysian experiences with tenderness and nuance for both Wil and her immigrant community.

The same year that I watched "Saving Face" for the first time, I would go on to teach myself how to edit in Premiere Pro as I produced, edited, and directed (with the help of my queer APIA colleagues) my first documentary short, "Mia's Mission," about an elder transgender Japanese American lawyer. Today, with over half a dozen film festival acceptances and an upcoming video fellowship with The Los Angeles Times, I look back at how Wu's trailblazing film made space for me to simply imagine a world where I could tell intersectional stories.

Like Wu, I am a self-taught Taiwanese American filmmaker. But today's media landscape is very different from the early 2000s. In Wu's time, the Coalition of Asian Pacifics in Entertainment supported the production of "Saving Face," and it was one of the few nonprofits aimed at increasing APIA representation in Hollywood. Now, there are a plethora of nonprofits and organizations that support my growth as an independent filmmaker, including Made In Her Image, Brown Girls Doc Mafia, the Asian American Documentary Network, OutFest, and more. I'm also lucky that as I'm coming up as a filmmaker, queer Asian American cinema is enjoying a renaissance. Last year marked the release of two major queer Asian American films, the romantic comedy "Fire Island" and the Academy Award-winning sci-fi "Everything Everywhere All At Once," among countless others stretching the bounds of representation in Hollywood.

Although we have so much further to go in terms of representation, it feels like we've finally reached a watershed point where our stories are no longer the outlier or rarity, but a centerpiece of current cinema. And I'm glad to be part of a legacy that Wu helped create nearly 20 years ago.

Ahh, the '90s. A time of "Sassy" and "Jane" magazines, MTV playing actual music videos, and devastatingly overtweezed eyebrows. We've brought back many of the decade's biggest trends, from Doc Martens and babydoll dresses to chokers and Lisa Frank - we've even rebooted some of the classic shows, like "Boy Meets World," "Full House," and "The X-Files."

In addition to the fashion, beauty, and entertainment highlights that have made their way back, there are lots of celebrities who had a huge '90s heyday and are still serving serious style now. Stars like Halle Berry, Naomi Campbell, and Winona Ryder have continued to inspire us, just like they did when we idolized them as teenagers.

Yes, we can sing the praises of Hailey Bieber, Lori Harvey
, and the Kardashian-Jenners all day, but before them came a crop of impossibly cool women who paved the way and showed us that there were so many different ways to be strong and smart and not take any sh*t.

Emily Deschanel and her sister, Zooey Deschanel, have been gracing our screens for years, but did you know that success in Hollywood has been in the family for generations?

The Deschanels' parents were both established in the entertainment industry long before the birth of their daughters. Their father, Caleb Deschanel, is an Oscar-nominated cinematographer. He was first nominated for an Academy Award in cinematography in 1983 for the film "The Right Stuff," followed by "The Natural" in 1984 and "Fly Away Home" in 1996. Additionally, 2000's "The Patriot," 2004's "The Passion of Christ," and 2018's "Never Look Away" all netted him nominations. He is also a member of the National Film Preservation Board of the Library of Congress.

Their mother, Mary Jo Deschanel, is an actor. She is perhaps best known for playing recurring character Eileen Hayward in "Twin Peaks." She went on to appear in the movie "The Patriot" and had roles in "Law and Order: Trial by Jury" and "Ruby Sparks," and portrayed Hayward again in "Twin Peaks: The Missing Pieces" in 2014.

Emily, the pair's oldest child, was born in 1976. Her first role was in 1994's "It Could Happen to You," and her big break came through her role as Temperance Brennan on "Bones." Zooey was born in 1980, and her career began with the TV show "Veronica's Closet," which aired in 1998. She went on to appear in major features like "Elf" and "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy," and she also launched a musical duo, She & Him, in 2008.

The siblings apparently had a tense relationship growing up. "I would tell her . . . that I'd [hurt] her sister and taken over her body, and that I was going to kill her next," Emily revealed in a 2012 interview with Conan O'Brien. Fortunately, she said that the siblings now "get along now very well."

The pair also grew closer when they both had babies within two months of each other in 2015, with Zooey telling Jimmy Kimmel that it was "amazing" and they "couldn't have planned it better," per Broadway World. Zooey shares two kids, Elsie Otter and Charlie Wolf, with her ex-husband Jacob Pechenik. Emily also has two children, Henry and Calvin, with her husband David Hornsby.

Ahead, check out some photos of the family.

People have been curious about Chace Crawford's love life since his early "Gossip Girl" days. The 38-year-old actor, who currently stars as The Deep on "The Boys," has had only had three confirmed relationships - although there have been plenty of rumored romances, including relationships with "Dancing With the Stars"'s Erin Andrews and "Twilight"'s Ashley Greene. Gossip has also swirled about possible hookups with everyone from "Gossip Girl's" Taylor Momsen to Lauren Conrad, although those are most likely just rumors.

While his relationships with Blake Lively's Serena and Leighton Meester's Blair on "Gossip Girl" were deeply chaotic and dramatic, Crawford's personal love life seems much more laid-back. The actor, who grew up in Texas and made his film debut in the 2006 supernatural drama "The Covenant," was cast as Nate Archibald in "Gossip Girl" in March 2007 and quickly become one of TV's most desirable bachelors.

As for whether or not he's currently single, Crawford told Us Weekly in 2019, "I've been dating around a little bit, but, you know, nothing serious." In 2022, he confirmed he was still on the market, telling Bustle that "LA's a tough [dating pool]." Keep reading for a quick recap of Crawford's dating history over the years.

Watch out! This post contains spoilers.

The history of Westeros, the setting of the "Game of Thrones" universe, is a sprawling one, filled with great battles, great houses, and great (and, well, not so great) rulers. Between "Game of Thrones" and the prequel series, "House of the Dragon," we've seen several kings and queens rise and fall at different points in Westeros's history. As readers of George R.R. Martin's novels know, however, that's just a small sliver of the rich history that the author has created for his fantasy world.

Season one of "House of the Dragon" dug even deeper into the history of House Targaryen (the royal house that rules through most of Westeros's revealed history). Whether you're rewatching the prequel to prepare for season two (though it'll be a while before it arrives), gearing up for the Jon Snow spinoff, or diving into the "Game of Thrones" universe for the first time, there's never a bad time for a primer on every ruler we've met so far. From the kings we know very well (like Robert and Joffrey Baratheon) to those you might not be familiar with unless you've read all the extra books and bonus materials (like Aerys II "the Mad King" Targaryen, who only appeared in "Game of Thrones" for a split second), many stories are left to be told.

For the purposes of this history, we're combining both the background from the books' universe and the one from the TV show; in the cases where the TV world goes further than the books have, we're following the onscreen timeline to its conclusion.

If you're ready for spoilers on all the rulers of Westeros, keep reading for a complete primer on everyone who has sat on the Iron Throne so far.

Harry Styles's music is the perfect backdrop for falling in and out of love, and his lyrics make the best Instagram captions. When it comes to photos of you and your bae, the captions basically write themselves: "You're so golden," "You've got me on a 'watermelon sugar high,'" and "I wanna stay up all night and do it all with you." Need a sexy one-liner for your selfie? How about, "She's such a good girl"?

After three long years, Styles's third album, "Harry's House," arrived in May 2022. "As It Was" - which may or may not be about his previous relationship with Olivia Wilde - was the first single released off the record, joining bops like "Late Night Talking" and "Cinema." Meanwhile, Styles's 2019 album, "Fine Line," is home to some of the artist's biggest pop hits, including "Watermelon Sugar" and "Golden." Whatever tone or mood you're going for, there's a Styles-inspired Instagram caption that will perfectly accompany your photo. Here are some ideas to get you started.

You know that feeling you get when you see the words "based on a true story" at the end of a horror film, right before the credits roll? Well, these true-crime documentaries will have you feeling all those chills and goosebumps the whole way through. Gone are the days when true crime was a genre for lazy Sunday afternoons, because if you try to watch these documentaries in the background, or while you try to take a nap, it's safe to say you'll end up at the edge of your seat with your eyes peeled instead.

Each of these true-crime documentaries on Amazon Prime Video covers a different chilling real-life tragedy. Some of their subjects have become well-known parts of the fabric of American history, while others cover lesser-known tragedies, many of which have had significant effects on the justice system in the United States and across the world. Regardless, all of them are layered and morally complex enough to have you theorizing and texting about them for weeks.

If you're looking for a true-crime documentary that will truly make you think while also keeping you up until morning, ahead are 12 of the best true-crime documentaries currently available to stream on Prime Video.

"You may or may not see me at some Dolphins games," Alix Earle says on TikTok. Cut to footage of the influencer tailgating outside of Miami's Hard Rock Stadium on Sept. 24. She and her friends are drinking mimosas, and she's wearing an oversize Braxton Berrios jersey she customized by cutting down the middle. Then she's on the field, twerking beside the team mascot.

Earle and Barrios previously made their first public appearance at the ESPY Awards in July, but this somehow felt like their big debut. It's worth noting the Dolphins went on to score 70 points that game, the most points any NFL team has scored since 1966. A few days after, Berrios shared a photo hugging Earle on the sidelines. "Big W," his caption reads.

As fame itself shifts, more celebrity couples seem to be using sporting events to hard launch their romances. (It helps if your significant other is on the team.) Though her sideline support indicates otherwise, Earle has been famously private about her relationship: in her podcast "Hot Mess," she won't refer to Berrios by name, instead just calling him "Football Man." And while she details her life in daily "get ready with me" videos, Earle is just as mysterious about Berrios on TikTok, where she'll share snippets from date night but won't show his face.

Maybe it's because social media is intimate. Sports arenas - filled with tens of thousands of screaming fans - are not. This brings us to Taylor Swift. After months of public courting, the singer, currently on a brief break from her Eras Tour, cheered on Travis Kelce at a Kansas City Chiefs game on Sept. 24. Wearing her signature red lipstick, Swift watched the game from a suite with Kelce's mom, Donna, among other close friends and family. "Let's f*cking go," she was seen screaming after Kelce caught a touchdown.

Swift has debuted previous relationships in a variety of ways. There was her idyllic autumn walk with Jake Gyllenhaal, and her Central Park date with Harry Styles. Swift and Tom Hiddleton were first spotted kissing atop rocks in Rhode Island after previously meeting at the Met Gala. With her last longterm boyfriend, Joe Alwyn, she attended the premiere of his film "The Favourite," although she didn't walk the red carpet. But as far as the public knows, Swift has never dated an athlete, which comes with new territory.

A game is a world's away from a red carpet: the clothing is casual, you don't have to pose for photos or do any interviews, there's seemingly ranch. Tucked away in a suite, you're a spectacle within a spectacle. With your crush down on the field, you don't even have to publicly interact. You're together, and yet not. Plus, with the fate of award season previously in question due to the newly resolved writers' strike, sports and concerts were the big public arenas stars had left.

From a publicity perspective, it's masterful. Kelce thinks it was "pretty ballsy." In an episode of his "New Heights" podcast following the big game, the football star praised Swift for showing up. "She looked amazing. Everybody was talking about her in great light and on top of that, the day went perfect for Chiefs fans, of course. We script it all, ladies and gentlemen." Kelce said he won't be divulging too many details going forward, but he added, "It was definitely a game I'll remember, that's for damn sure."

Kelce jerseys are flying off shelves following Swift's support, per the Associated Press. The Chiefs game on Sunday was also the week's most-watched telecast on any network. It's a peculiar time for football to be having this celebrity moment after the NFL has faced growing criticism in recent years over allegations of racial discrimination and the contact sport's effects on players. But it sure sounds right: after a maligned fling with the alternative guy, embrace your homecoming queen, date the quarterback (or tight end, in this case).

This trend is taking place beyond football, too: days after making their first public appearance at a Beyoncé concert, Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner put on a very loved-up display at the US Open on Sept. 10. Chalamet took a photo of Jenner on a film camera, and kissed her as she clutched her Honey Deuce. Though many notable figures attended the tennis tournament, this appearance, which happened during the final match, was viewed by many as a master class from the Kris Jenner school of publicity.

There is, of course, great precedent here. Take David and Victoria Beckham, who can boast over two decades of marriage and four children - and it all started at the soccer stadium. In a teaser for the upcoming Netflix docuseries "Beckham," Victoria admits she attended Manchester United games just to see (and presumably pursue) David. "The fact I went to the games really was just to kind of," she says, "some would say 'stalk' him. I would say 'see' him."

Basketball, meanwhile, has been pivotal to the public rollout of Adele's relationship with sports agent Rich Paul. A few years after her highly publicized divorce, Adele and Paul sparked dating rumors with a series of NBA appearances: they sat courtside together at the 2021 NBA Finals, and the following year, attended the NBA All-Star Game. Several more courtside appearances have since been made, to the point where if you Google the couple, you'll mostly see photos of them at basketball games. "Lucky for him, I love basketball," Adele told Elle in 2022.

The trend will only continue as more celebrities discover the PR potential. In recent weeks, Kim Kardashian has been reportedly spending time with Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. So, it wouldn't be entirely out of left field (sincerest apologies for the pun) for the marketing master to show up at a game in the near future, likely wearing Skims.

As for Swift, it's been reported that she'll again be cheering Kelce on during the Chiefs-Jets game in New Jersey on Oct. 1. Kelce will be playing at the MetLife Stadium - the same stadium Swift sold out for three nights a few months ago. In total over the course of those three nights, Swift performed to over 200,000 fans for a combined nine hours. But this Sunday, she'll sit back, watch, and be watched.

Don't want to go solo to this year's spooky festivities? Better yet, want to make a major splash at the Halloween parties? Why not convince your friends to go with one of these iconic group costumes instead? We've got all sorts of options inspired by movies and TV shows, whether your pop-culture-savvy group includes just three or four friends or a dozen folks.

Get animated like the Toy Story gang, or take it back with the "Seinfeld" posse. Embrace your love of YA by dressing up like the Dauntless crew in "Allegiant," or get your superhero on with brave ideas from "Guardians of the Galaxy," "Avengers: Infinity War," or "The Fantastic Four." The expansive "Game of Thrones" cast makes for a great option for a group look - or you could also try out the "House of the Dragon" cast for a more current option. Looking for more Halloween inspiration from HBO? The "Euphoria" cast has tons of fashionable looks, from Kat's bad-girl-gone-chic style to Maddy and Cassie's smoke show outfits.

Meanwhile, classic group costumes like the Scooby-Doo gang or Luke, Leia, and Han Solo From Star Wars are a great way to play up the nostalgia factor - but that's not all. There's even more inspiration for Halloween costumes for groups in Barbie Land thanks to the sweeping cast in the "Barbie" movie - take your pick of any version of Barbie and Ken (or Allan). You can even take your pick of any iconic girl group from classic movies, including "Mean Girls" and "Hocus Pocus."

A great group costume doesn't require a lot of effort - just some creativity and coordination on your and your friends' part. So for any ideas for iconic groups of four or more, group movie costumes, and any other jam-packed ideas, we've got you covered. Check out all of our Halloween costume suggestions ahead. And if you're only enlisting one friend for a group costume, take a look at our ideas for best friends, couples, and brothers and sisters.

Sofía Vergara and Heidi Klum's friendship is a real winner. After bonding on the set of "America's Got Talent" in 2020, the women quickly formed a fun onscreen relationship filled with playful banter and accidental matching outfits. Since then, their fan-favorite friendship has followed them way beyond the judges' panel, featuring impromptu dinner dates, plenty of snacks during commercial breaks, and some casual sunset yachting.

While Klum and Vergara were acquainted before judging the competition show, they "really got to know each other" on set, Klum said in a recent interview with NBC Insider. "We feel very 'Sex and the City' when the four of us go out," she said, referencing mutual friends and "girl gang" members like Lauren Silverman, Terry Mandel, and Terri Seymour. "When we all hang out together, we're kind of gossiping, talking about relationships," she continued. "I mean, girly stuff, and it's just fun to have girls to do that with now, and we're all kind of in the same age group."

While all of their crew step out in fabulous outfits, Vergara and Klum really match each other's energy, previously partying in equally plunging dresses and both wearing zebra print for an especially serendipitous "AGT" episode. "We're always twinning, but you think that we planned this and we don't. It just happens," Vergara said to Entertainment Tonight in August. "We're connected, we're like twins."

Although they're still coworkers, at the end of the day, Klum and Vergara consider themselves lucky to spend so much time together. "You know, it's not really work. You can't call this work what we're doing," Klum recently told Access Hollywood in August. "We have a great time together off camera and on camera." Read on to see some of their greatest moments so far, as judges and friends.

"The Masked Singer" is officially back for its 10th season. After a special episode featuring Demi Lovato aired on Sunday, Sept. 10, the hit singing competition show returned on Wednesday, Sept. 27, with longtime judges Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy Wahlberg, Ken Jeong, and Nicole Scherzinger and host Nick Cannon.

Considering this is the show's 10th season since it premiered in January 2019, it's set to be the biggest one yet. "After nine incredible seasons, if I had to put money on it, this is the best season ever," McCarthy Wahlberg said in a Sept. 18 promo video. Besides new themes, the upcoming episodes of "The Masked Singer" promise to have more elaborate costumes, as well as bigger celebrity reveals. Following the season premiere, the panelists have guessed that anyone from Adam Levine and Usher to Scott Disick and Vanessa Hudgens could be a contestant this time around.

So, who's really behind the masks this season? Scroll through the slideshow to see all of the contestants so far and their possible identities.

Rosalía and Kylie Jenner look like they're having so much together at Paris Fashion Week. On Wednesday, Sept. 27, the pair sat in the front row during the Acne Studios fashion show, where they were captured cheering on the models throughout the event. The famous friends were also spotted chatting, laughing, and hugging during the show. As if that wasn't cute enough, Rosalía and Jenner took a moment to re-create their viral screaming video, which the makeup mogul shared on TikTok.

Despite their busy schedules, the pair have successfully been able to maintain their friendship over the years. For example, Jenner has proven she's Rosalía's number one fan by attending several of her concerts. In turn, the Spanish singer has repeatedly posted photos with Jenner on Instagram and even once praised her in an interview. The stars have gotten so close that they playfully call each other "wifey" on social media.

Relive Rosalía and Jenner's friendship ahead.

George Clooney said goodbye to the single life when he went public with his romance with wife Amal during an African safari in March 2014. After being introduced by a mutual friend in 2013, the two spent several months communicating online before going on a date in London. They had a whirlwind courtship before they made things official, tying the knot in Venice, Italy, in September 2014.

In their years together, George and Amal have shared plenty of sweet moments at events, on red carpets, and while fighting for causes they believe in - for example, they established the Clooney Foundation For Justice in 2016, which fights for human rights-related causes. On Sept. 28, the Clooneys and their foundation held their annual Albie Awards in New York City, a star-studded event where the couple's romance was also on display. That's not the only milestone event that's been a product of their love.

In June 2017, the couple welcomed twins, Ella and Alexander, and they've been open about their parenting journeys ever since. They've also been transparent about their love for each other. "[I thought] I'm gonna work, I've got great friends, my life is full, I'm doing well. And I didn't know how un-full it was until I met Amal," George told GQ in 2020. "And then everything changed. And I was like, 'Oh, actually, this has been a huge empty space.' . . . I'd never been in the position where someone else's life was infinitely more important to me than my own."

Ahead, look back at the couple's years-along romance and see their sweetest photos together.

Kourtney Kardashian has had a blissful relationship with husband Travis Barker ever since the two officially started dating in January 2021. The "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" star and the Blink-182 drummer got engaged in October 2021 and tied the knot not once but three times in 2022.

Kardashian's dating history is relatively short compared to most people in Hollywood, but she's nonetheless had some notable romances and dates in the past, ranging from long-term boyfriend Scott Disick to model Younes Bendjima. As her relationship with Barker continues to blossom, let's take a look back at all of Kardashian's boyfriends throughout the years.

"Euphoria" fans are eagerly waiting for season three to arrive. While it's a ways away, we do know a little bit about what to expect.

Season two came to an end in February 2022, but the wait for more episodes has been torture. Unfortunately, it seems like fans are going to have to continue to be patient, especially since the WGA strike that paused preproduction for months just ended. On the red carpet for the Met Gala on May 1, star Sydney Sweeney said during Vogue's livestream that the cast and crew "haven't started" season three yet, but assured, "It's coming."

Per a Sept. 27 Variety report, HBO is said to have "Euphoria" season three at the top of its priority list for 2024 projects, so we could expect the show to return later that year or in early 2025.

The popular HBO teen drama was renewed for season three on Feb. 4, 2022, following a record-breaking season that raked in a massive viewership of 2.4 million with its premiere (a milestone premiere for HBO Max).

The season's finale leaves fans with so many questions about what the future holds for our favorite East Highland teens: will Rue stay sober past her junior year of high school? Are she and Jules really over? Is the Maddy-Nate-Cassie love triangle really done? What will happen to Angus Cloud's Fez following the actor's death, and how will the show address the emotional fallout from his little brother Ashtray's death? Then, there's that whole missing-suitcase-full-of-drugs loose end that never got tied up. Let's just say, season three is bound to be a wild ride.

In the time since the season two finale, stars from the show have opened up about what they hope to see happen to their characters in season three and onward, from Zendaya to Chloe Cherry and Maude Apatow.

Read on to learn everything we know about "Euphoria" season three so far, from potential plot details to the returning cast.

You might want to take a chill pill, because these couples costumes will make your Halloween totally b*tchin' in all the right ways. If you love the '80s, whether that be the rad movies, cool TV shows, righteous music, or just the era itself, you'll freak out when you see these costume ideas that were based on the coolest decade yet.

From the iconic characters of "Dirty Dancing" and the best scene from "E.T." to '80s prom looks that will make you nostalgic for high school, these Halloween costume ideas will take you all the way back in time. So grab your partner and get stoked, because these '80s-themed costumes are better than bodacious.

Call it fate or call it karma, Taylor Swift is familiar with both. Back in October 2020, long before the Swift and Travis Kelce dating rumors ever began, Makayla Stephens and her husband debuted what might be the world's first documented "Traylor" Halloween costume. "I don't know any world in which Taylor Swift + Travis Kelce would be in the same room together, but apparently in this one they're married?" Stephens joked in an Instagram post three years ago, unknowingly flexing her manifestation skills.

The now-viral photo shows Stephens in a pink long-sleeved shirt and white jeans, paying homage to Swift with a "Lover" heart drawn in pink glitter over one eye. Her husband stands next to her in a Kelce jersey (pre-Swiftie sales spike) and stripes of black face paint under his eyes. The couple pulled the last-minute costumes out of their own closets to attend a Halloween party thrown by family during the pandemic. "My husband and I are not big dress-up people, so when they were like, 'Costumes required,' we were like, 'Well, what do we already have?'" Stephens exclusively tells POPSUGAR.

"It was funny because we went to the party and everyone was like, 'Who are you supposed to be?' It wasn't a thing at the time," she recalls. "I was like, 'This is the lamest costume ever.' But we took a picture and I posted it with that caption because I was like, 'These are the two most random people in the whole world to be together.'"

Stephens, who has been a big Swift fan for as long as she can remember, found out about the Swift and Kelce dating news with the rest of the world. She woke up her husband in the middle of the night once she realized they may have accidentally predicted their alleged relationship three years prior. "He was asleep and I gasped in our bed and I was like, 'Babe, we dressed like them. We already did this.'"

In the past week, Stephens's 2020 Instagram post has garnered thousands of new likes and comments, and more than 100,000 people have watched her latest TikTok video in which she explains exactly how she "predicted" the unlikely pairing with her couples' costume. "Woman I need your manifestation routine. Like howww omg," one person commented on Instagram, summing up what many others were also thinking. Could Stephens really be a master Swiftie manifester? She's not ruling it out. "We're both rooting for them so hard because we just love them," Stephens says. "It's like . . . maybe we really did manifest this."

For the past two seasons, HBO's "Euphoria" has given viewers an inside look at the modern high-school experience, with 10 times more drama and a provocative dress code. So far, every episode has been filled with wild scenes that range from family squabbles to major life milestones and all of the complicated relationships that come with being a teenager. But aside from that, "Euphoria" has hands-down delivered some of the coolest fashions we've ever seen on a teen show.

In season one, costume designer Heidi Bivens mixed vintage pieces with edgy looks, sexy outfits with nostalgic styles, and unique pieces with popular fashion trends to give each character their own individual sense of style. But in season two, she merged the main characters' signature styles with their dramatic storylines to attach deeper meanings that viewers watched slowly unfold. "We're always looking for these little ways to communicate things to the audience, even if it's subtle," Bivens previously told POPSUGAR. "Sometimes it's instinctive and it's something that just happens, then we realize what we've done after we've made the decision."

From sentimental shoes and over-the-top accessories to totally trendy T-shirts, "Euphoria"'s cutting-edge outfits are the kind of thing that we all wish we'd been cool enough to wear in high school but were too scared to even try. However, this Halloween, you can take your fashion sense out of its comfort zone when you dress up as one of these stars from the show.

If you've got a bold and sexy side that you want to show off, try one of Kat's killer looks. If you're looking for a cool BFF-inspired pairing, we recommend trying out a Maddy and Cassie costume that combines both of their unique aesthetics into one. And if you're ready to embrace yourself like never before, Jules's closet is filled with clothes that will make you more confident in yourself than you ever thought possible. Regardless of who your favorite character is (or who you love to hate), there are so many cool "Euphoria" outfit ideas that you can channel this spooky season.

Read ahead to shop our picks for the best "Euphoria" costume ideas, and find out how you can replicate our favorite "Euphoria" Halloween costumes this year. Halloween is just around the corner, so get a head start with your costume shopping right now.

- Additional reporting by Kyley Warren