Zuckerberg’s Killer Halloween Look Shocks the Internet!

Halloween, celebrated annually on October 31, has evolved into a global phenomenon, with over 179 million Americans expected to participate in festivities this year, spending a staggering $10.14 billion on costumes, decorations, and treats. Among the many celebrating this year was Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta, who took to social media to showcase his impressive Halloween transformation. This time, he channeled his inner Hollywood killer by dressing as a character from the acclaimed film series *John Wick*. With his wife and three daughters opting for ballerina costumes, Zuckerberg’s family photo went viral, eliciting a flurry of reactions from fans and critics alike.

Zuckerberg’s choice of costume sparked comparisons to his family’s past Halloween getups, which often included themes inspired by the *Harry Potter* franchise. While last year saw the family embodying magical characters, this year’s shift to a darker theme indicates a playful side to the tech mogul that many might not expect. The juxtaposition of a ruthless action movie character alongside the delicate grace of ballerinas created a striking visual that captivated the internet. Comments poured in from netizens, praising the family’s creativity and Zuckerberg’s ability to embrace the fun spirit of the holiday.

Historically, Halloween has roots tracing back to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, a time when people believed that the boundary between the living and the dead was blurred. This tradition, which involved dressing up to ward off roaming spirits, has evolved into the light-hearted celebrations we see today, where costumes range from spooky to whimsical. While some may argue that dressing as a Hollywood killer is a departure from the original spirit of the holiday, Zuckerberg’s playful homage to modern cinema reflects a blend of past and present in Halloween celebrations.

As Zuckerberg continues to navigate the complexities of running a tech empire, it’s refreshing to see a lighter side emerge during holidays like Halloween. After all, in a world where tech CEOs often take themselves too seriously, nothing says “I can still have fun” quite like donning a costume inspired by an action hero. Perhaps this Halloween, Zuckerberg should consider expanding his repertoire to include a few more characters—after all, his next venture might just be a blockbuster hit, as long as it’s not another tech conference!

Akkineni Fans Can Raise The Collars, says Bunny Vas

Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi are set to reunite on the big screen with Thandel, following their previous success together in Love Story. Directed by Chandoo Mondeti, the film was initially planned for a Sankranthi release, but the makers have now scheduled it for February 7, 2025.

At today’s press meet, the director and producer addressed the Akkineni fans who were disappointed by the change in release date.

Producer Bunny Vas shared his commitment to delivering a high-quality film. “I’m grateful to Naga Chaitanya garu for supporting me as a producer, starting with 100% Love. I promise the fans this film will enter the 100 Crore club.

On February 6th, get ready to buy new shirts and be proud to raise your collars on February 7th,” he said enthusiastically. Director Chandoo Mondeti also reassured fans, saying, “I understand the disappointment among Akkineni fans over missing the festival date. But trust us, Allu Aravind garu always makes well-thought-out decisions, considering all factors.

This delay is for the best, and we’re confident the film will achieve excellent revenue.” Thandel will have a wide release across multiple languages on February 7.