Apologies for blogging like a mad man (well, at least compared to the last few months) but I just thought of something I wanted to mention. If you're in London and want to make the Halloween weekend last a little bit longer, you could do worse than visit the British Museum on Sunday when they're celebrating Day of the Dead with a day of Mexican-ish activities.

You can see the entire programme here. It's free entry, on from 11-5pm.

I had no idea Teyana Taylor had a lipgloss line. I'm so fucking old. It looks distinctly average but rumour has it that ~1 Kiss & He'll B Hooked~. Nah seriously, that's what it says. She does have some of the best lips on the planet but the packaging is doing nothing for me. Maybe I'll call some into work. I've got back into gloss lately. Call it the 90s revival.

Dope Lips, coming soon...

...And we're back. I hope you had success with the Bunny, but don't be too upset if you missed out because there may just be a little something else on the way. And this thing won't destroy the site. I hope! During the down time, I took the opportunity to give the site a bit of a spring clean. I hope you like. It's easier to comment (not that anyone ever friggin does) and also you can link directly... that one goes out to you, Molly!

Anyway, Halloween is obvo my favourite thing in the world so, as usual, here's my SPOOKTACULAR MEGAMIX. Click here to download - you have to be a Spotify user I'm afraid. Due to the nature of Spotify, it doesn't feature many of my favourite songs but it's still enough to get a party going at least. Have fun!

You don't have to be particularly observant to note that I like skulls, so I'm obviously pretty impressed by these Damien Hirst bad boys that my good friends at The Neon Hive blogged about earlier. Skulls are a trademark of Hirst's work, and these ones feature another of his trademarks; the spin technique. There are 50 painted skulls in the collection with three variations; Hallucinatory Head, Hypnotic Head and Transcendent Head. These two are awesome!



The Neon Hive are clearly as enamoured with Halloween as me because they've just launched a spookarific competition, giving you the chance to win this fucking awesome limited edition (only 150!!) Halloween watch from Vannen. All you have to do to enter is create your own interpretation of the Damien Hirst spin skulls. Go wild -- you don't have to be professional artist or designer, just think skulls, colour, awesomeness. The full rules and info can be found at The Neon Hive site... Good luck!



Got a spare few grand? You can buy Damien's skulls at Other Criteria.

I guess it's finally time to reveal all (almost) on the Cadbbury Nibbles/Giles Deacon business I've been mumbling about. I told you that the scarf would be available, but it's not available in any old shops, no siree.

This Friday 30th October, the scarf will be available in a bunch of online pop-up shops being hosted by a selection of blogs, including Fur Coat, No Knickers! The scarves are 100% free and you'll be able to queue up (virtually, obvs) and watch bunny's shopgirls wrap up and pack your scarf. 21st century, WHAT WHAT? You'll have to hunt down the other shops using your internet skillz, but that should all become pretty clear when Friday rolls around...

All you need to do is to is become a fan of the Caramel Bunny on Facebook because on Friday they're going to be announcing where and when the pop-up shops will be and how you can get your mitts on the scarf. Basically, don't leave your computer on Friday. That's all I'm saying.