Is It Just A Trick? The Prank That Will Make Your Head Melt Down

This Halloween trick is bound to get you laughing your head off.
Comedian Rich Ferguson pretends to disconnect his bonce after sneezing - and runs around screaming with it in his arms.

But really Rich, who is known as the Ice Breaker, just slips inside a specially-made costume as he tested the prank in California. He said: "This was filmed in the "safety" of daylight while people were on their merry way to lunch and work.

"I cannot wait to do this at night when people are in a more uncomfortable and vulnerable state! Watch out! I might be coming for you..."

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Imogen Thomas Turns Her Baby Bump Into Pumpkin For Halloween

She might only have a few months until she gives birth, but she isn't going to let that stop her having fun.

Reality star Imogen Thomas, who is around six months pregnant, decided to make the most of her growing bump and got creative with some orange paint on Wednesday. The 29-year-old might be a few days early for Halloween but she decided to turn her bump into a pumpkin to celebrate.

With the help of a friend, Imogen daubed her stomach in bright orange paint and added a scary face, mimicking a traditional Halloween pumpkin.

Not stopping there the former glamour girl added a green bikini top, obviously supposed to be the pumpkin stalk. Pulling one of her trademark racy poses, the brunette star seemed to be acting tongue in cheek as she showed off her handiwork.

The night before, Imogen had been the picture of sophistication as she attended the launch party for hair and beauty salon SWALK on London's Portobello Road.

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Most Spooky Pumpkin Sculptures To Multiply Your Halloween Fun

Artists Ray Villafane and Andy Bergholtz created the Halloween horrors in their workshop.
Former art teacher Ray, 43, began carving without any training and only discovered his talent after offering to shape a pumpkin for one of his pupils.
Now he can carve a fully detailed pumpkin in just two hours.

Ray, from Bellaire, Michigan, US, said: “Very often I don’t have a preconceived idea of what I’m going to carve, I just start carving and the creative ideas come to me.
“It doesn’t always turn out the way I wanted and there’s always times when I have to throw away the pumpkin and start again.

“The pumpkin is the most important element in my work, I’ll pick up around 50 different pumpkins before I even find one which is suitable to carve.

“The best pumpkins are the ones that feels heavy for its size, that tells me it’s going to be a thick pumpkin, you need the pumpkins to be thick so you can carve a 3d face out of it.”

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