It’s that time of year again!

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Halloween falling on a Thursday this year means that the holiday is essentially over before it even starts. A majority of the costume parties came and went last weekend, and even though some might celebrate the weekend after Halloween, it feels kind of crazy to dress up in November, doesn’t it?

Still, there’s an easy way to stay festive this upcoming weekend and into the holiday season: Nail art! It’s your last chance to get Halloween nails until next October, so we might as well take advantage.

If you’re looking for a way to get into the Halloween spirit, or you just don’t know what to ask for at your next nail appointment, we have some ideas for you.

Plus, let’s take a look at some of the celebrities with the best Halloween nails, starting, of course, with Megan Thee Stallion.

Meg was reaaaaddyyyy for spooky season, posting pictures in her now-signature pumpkin head on October 1. She also showed off her manicure, rocking an abstract design on some long stiletto nails.

Cardi B’s sister, Hennessy, went with a simple look her last time at the salon, showing off a bright red stiletto that’s perfect for the season.

Another manicure that can easily transition from Halloween to the rest of fall is this set on Karrueche, who did these absolutely adorable 3D Cherry Drip nails.

Check out more Halloween manicures we’re loving down below:

When you talk bad about Beyoncé, you should already know the hive is gonna come for you.

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Months after it was rumored that Beyoncé would make an appearance at the Democratic National Convention, she popped out at a rally in her hometown of Houston, TX to endorse Kamala Harris for president.

During her speech, the “II HANDS II HEAVEN singer” emphasized that she wasn’t on the campaign trail as a celebrity, but rather, as a mother concerned for the well-being of her children.

“I’m not here as a celebrity, I’m not here as a politician. I’m here as a mother,” Beyoncé said. “A mother who cares deeply about the world my children and all of our children live in, a world where we have the freedom to control our bodies, a world where we’re not divided. Imagine our daughters growing up seeing what’s possible with no ceilings, no limitations. We must vote, and we need you.”

While watching her impassioned speech, it’s safe to say nobody was thinking about Amber Rose–except for Amber Rose, who took the opportunity to accuse Beyoncé of copying her speech from the Republican National Convention back in July.

“My whole world revolves around providing for my children, keeping them safe, and giving them an opportunity for a better life,” Amber said at the time. “That’s something that unites all American parents, whether we’re Republicans, Democrats, Conservatives, or Liberals — we all want a better country for our children.”

While both women are mothers who obviously care for their children, the comparison stops there. After her comment was posted to The Shade Room, fans went in on Amber, and they did not hold back.

“Yall see the difference? Kamala has Beyoncé and Trump has a someone that put a tattoo on their forehead,” one user commented. “Two different kind of people.”

Another wrote, “So Beyoncé copied being a mother? She didn’t copy having to explain who she is tho, clock it.”

Amber obviously saw the backlash, and in response to everyone going in on her, she told TMZ that her comment was just a “troll.”

“I was literally trolling. I literally — I troll with my friends all the time,” she told the outlet in Hollywood on Sunday.

Not only that, Rose went on to say she knows Beyoncé, insisting the two of them have hung out together “plenty of times.”

“I did not think that was going to be international news when I posted that comment,” she said. “But I love Beyoncé, I know Beyoncé. We’ve hung out plenty of times. She’s an amazing girl. But I was lowkey trolling, so.”

As most of us would probably guess, any pictures of the two of them together are from more than a decade ago, when Amber was dating Kanye West. But, hey, if I had a picture with Beyoncé back in 2009, I’d still be talking about it, too!

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Steve Harvey decided to share his thoughts on the state of comedy and blasted comedians who use podcasts to ‘tear down’ other comedians.

For VICE TV’s Black Comedy in America, the latest episode features a round table with the Kings of Comedy. It’s been a long time since we’ve seen the men together addressing black comedy in its current state. The living members of the “Kangs” reflected on how the film pioneered the new generation before discussing the present day. One thing that separated D.L. Hughley, Cedric The Entertainer, and Bernie Mack was their unbreakable relationship with one another.

This opened the door for Steve Harvey to address the constant drama of comedians alleging that others had stolen their jokes. Steve seemingly blasted Katt Williams who kicked the year off on Club Shay Shay spewing venom towards his peers.

“I be sitting up here looking at these podcasts of these other comedians that’s going on talking about other comedians, hold up dog, where did that sh*t come from?,” asked Harvey. “When did we become that? When did we get in the tearing each other down business? Cause you ain’t never heard me say not a disparaging remark against another comedian nowhere. You ain’t heard him, him or him cause we ain’t cut from that cloth.”

Harvey wasn’t done there. He reminds anyone who wants to blast comedians that he has his own platforms to do the same. He also reminds everyone just how big those platforms are and how much damage he could do if he were like them.

“So what is your motive for doing this here? And you’re not going to tear him down, and look, man, I got a real platform. I got a radio show to do 9.5 million people every day on it. I could cut that mic on and let you have it. I’m talking bout I could fix your career on a permanent basis partner. Cause I got four hours a day to do it. I don’t do that. I ain’t got no minutes for you, man. I’m not in the tearing down business, I’m in the uplift business regardless as to what you say.”

Perhaps this could be resolved in an open conversation but the divide is bigger than we imagined. Bonds between comedians have been the bedrock of the craft but we know Katt will always say exactly how he feels. While Harvey’s comments will take center stage Black Comedy in America is a must-watch from VICE TV.

In retrospect, King of Comedy was a rare masterpiece comparable to catching lightning in a bottle.