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Jessica Alba, Martha Stewart and McCall DaPron face Halloween backlash: What made their Halloween costumes 2026 so controversial?

Jessica Alba, Martha Stewart and McCall DaPron face Halloween backlash: What made their Halloween costumes 2026 so controversial?

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    Jessica Alba sparked outrage after donning a costume that mimicked the infamous 1994 attack on Nancy Kerrigan. Alba's outfit featured a bloodstained bandage, with a companion portraying Tonya Harding. Many observers deemed the costume distasteful, criticizing its insensitivity to Kerrigan's painful…

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Jessica Alba sparked outrage after donning a costume that mimicked the infamous 1994 attack on Nancy Kerrigan. Alba's outfit featured a bloodstained bandage, with a companion portraying Tonya Harding. Many observers deemed the costume distasteful, criticizing its insensitivity to Kerrigan's painful…

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Jessica Alba, Martha Stewart and McCall DaPron face Halloween backlash: What made their Halloween costumes 2026 so controversial?

Jessica Alba sparked outrage after donning a costume that mimicked the infamous 1994 attack on Nancy Kerrigan. Alba's outfit featured a bloodstained bandage, with a companion portraying Tonya Harding. Many observers deemed the costume distasteful, criticizing its insensitivity to Kerrigan's painful…

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Salma Hayek says Halloween lets her play dress-up, but Dia de Muertos takes her back to her roots

Mumbai, November 3 (IANS) Hollywood actress Salma Hayek said that while Halloween lets her dress up and play a different character for the night, Dia de Muertos holds deeper emotional significance, bringing her back to her Mexican roots.Salma took to Instagram, where she shared a string of images…

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