Happy Halloween! Here are five creepy videos to get you in the spooky spirit. Which one do you find the most unsettling?

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Stock images. We see them nearly everywhere, but think little about the slices of life they represent. Getty Images, one of the nation's leading stock image services, hopes to change all that with a clever new ad called "From Love to Bingo." Using nearly 900 individual images, the ad tells a heart-warming love story in just over a minute - from the first blush of young love to the security and companionship of old age. Check it out!

The trailer for Baz Luhrmann’s The Great Gatsby has finally arrived, proving that Leonardo DiCaprio can serve up some serious swagger. The 37-year-old actor plays Gatsby in the film based on F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel, while Tobey Maguire stars as Nick Carraway and Carey Mulligan plays the lovely, but troubled, Daisy Buchanan.

The trailer for the 3D film is full of parties and champagne and fabulous flapper outfits, though literary purists aren't likely to care for the upcoming adaptation. The trailer opens with Jay-Z and Kanye West's "No Church in the Wild," and ends with a cover of U2's "Love is Blindness."

The Great Gatsby hits theatres December 25. Joel Edgerton and Isla Fisher also star in the film set in the roaring twenties.

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While searching for viral videos on the web today, I came across the video above. According to various blogs and media outlets, the video, taken at last night's Rangers game, depicts a evil, heartless couple snatching a foul ball from a toddler and then gloating about it. Now, either I'm blind or the media is exaggerating the story for views because that is not what the video shows. What I see is a man scooping up a foul ball, fair and square, and handing it off to his lady who then poses for a photo (gloating, critics say). A toddler just happens to be in the vicinity.

Some people seem to think that the couple should have given the boy the ball, but why? Honestly, I don't think the supposed ball snatchers noticed the kid and even if they did the little boy is not entitled to the ball just because he wants it. What do you think? PS: I have two kids, including one about the same age as the toddler boy.

People get bullied for a number of reasons. Maybe you’re too tall, too short, too skinny or too fat. Cassandra Bankson wasn’t made fun of or teased for any of those reasons. She was constantly cut down because of her skin. She has acne and because kids were so cruel, Cassandra stopped attending school and did an independent study instead.

Though her skin troubles left her embarrassed to leave her house at one point, you would never know it now. Cassandra is a model and she helps tons of people each day cope with their own skin problems through her YouTube channel. No, her acne hasn’t gone away. She just learned a way to apply her makeup that makes it virtually nonexistent, and was kind and brave enough to share her story and solution with the world!

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That wacky Jimmy Kimmel is at it again. In December, he asked parents to record themselves giving really crappy gifts to their children (think half-eaten sandwiches and Hot Pockets) and then upload the videos to YouTube. The response was huge, and now the late-night host has challenged parents to “Sliverstone” their kids and share the results. 

For those of you who are blissfully unaware, actress Alicia Silverstone feeds her baby by chewing up food and spitting it into his mouth. She recently demonstrated the pre-mastication technique in a video on her blog, a move that amazed and disgusted many. As you can imagine, the Kimmel-pranked children were not into the baby bird feeding method. Check out their hilarious reactions in the video above.