The eccentric tech billionaire, who faced the wrath of the Securities and Exchange Commission that same month after tweeting an idea to take Tesla private, sent his own cherry-red Tesla Roadster on an unmanned rocket to Mars in February, making it the first car to leave Earth. Tesla founder Elon Musk got high in 2018 - and no, not only while smoking weed during a podcast with Joe Rogan in September. Astronaut costume, $31 at Brian Zak/NY Post SpaceX via Getty Images Hair & Makeup Natalia Bizinha for Amika & MAC Jump Astronaut helmet, $9.99 at Party City, 38 W.
Blame that bagel! Tesla in space 2 red display boards, $11 (each), and duct tape in red, yellow and silver, $5 (each), all at Staples, 442 Fifth Ave. “Now, I’m gonna go out on a limb here and say this is the worst Nixon scandal in the history of politics,” said Stephen Colbert on “The Late Show.” We agree, which is why you should wear it - not eat it. When Cynthia Nixon was caught on-camera ordering this monstrosity in September during her gubernatorial campaign, she called it “sweet and salty.” New Yorkers - maybe the same ones who recoiled when Mayor Bill de Blasio ate pizza with a knife and fork - called it repulsive. It was the sandwich that launched a thousand New York nightmares: lox, red onions, capers, tomatoes and plain cream cheese - on (gasp!) a cinnamon raisin bagel. Lox and cream cheese: White felt fabric (2 yards), $16, and orange polyester lining (1 yard), $10, both at Lester’s Fabrics, 17 Ralph Ave, Brooklyn Brian Zak/NY Post Hair & Makeup Natalia Bizinha for Amika & MAC Jump Printed raisin cutouts Straps: 1-inch-thick white elastic (1 yard), $1.50 at Daytona Trim, 251 W. Cynthia Nixon’s bagel sandwich Cinnamon raisin bagel: GoFloats Inflatable Pool Float, $18 at Tan felt fabric (3 yards), $35 at Fabric Garden, 249 W. As for Salt Bae’s gold watch, don’t wear your version near food: Apparently, that, too, is a health-code violation. The food may need work, but the look - a tight white shirt, slicked-back hair and sunglasses - is effortless. But the restaurant quickly faced a storm of bad reviews from food critics (high prices for leathery textures) and health-code violations (as it turns out, you shouldn’t salt someone else’s steak with your bare hands). The salty chef (real name: Nusret Gökçe) opened his Midtown steakhouse, Nusr-Et, in January to great anticipation. Look no further than Salt Bae, the Turkish social-media sensation who shot to fame in 2017 when a video showed him sensually salting a huge steak. Make no mis-steak: Halloween costumes don’t have to be sweet. Brian Zak/NY Post Tamara Beckwith/NY Post) Hair & Makeup Natalia Bizinha for Amika & MAC Jump Plastic serving plate, $2, steak dog toy, $1.99, and salt, $1.99, all at 5th Ave Dollar Discount, 2 W. Salt bae Round sunglasses, $16 at Urban Outfitters, 526 Sixth Ave. Baahh, humbug! Well, at least you can legally strike a warrior pose with the help of a just-as-cute stuffed-animal goat. Why? Direct contact with certain animals is prohibited - and goats aren’t allowed to stay in any city building. The trendy, not to mention adorable, workout that blended small goats with downward dogs was supposed to come to Brooklyn for an April-to-June pop-up, only to be canceled by the city’s Department of Health just two days before beginning. This can be your easy “goat”-to costume for Halloween - and it will also be the closest you’ll get to goat yoga in NYC. Vanessa Pellegrino teaches goat yoga at the Gilberstville Farmhouse in South New Berlin, NY. Perhaps that’s why the winning bidder will go through with the pricey purchase. Don’t let friends call this costume trash: The stunt could reportedly add a minimum 50 percent increase to the original work’s value. “Going, going, gone,” the artist later posted on Instagram, alongside an image showing the open-mouthed faces of horrified onlookers as the artwork disintegrated. Early this month, right after auctioning for $1.4 million at Sotheby’s in London, a spray-painted canvas work by secretive street artist Banksy fell through a shredder unknowingly built into its gilded frame - reducing it to scraps. Paint the town shred in this self-destructing costume. “Girl With Balloon” poster, $10 at (or print from the Web) Brian Zak/NY Post Getty Images Hair & Makeup Natalia Bizinha for Amika & MAC Jump 1-inch-thick white elastic (1 yard), $1.50, and X-Acto knife, $4.99, both at Daytona Trim, 251 W. Shredding Banksy artwork Black 16-by-20-inch frame, $5.99 and white poster board, $1.99, both at 5th Ave Dollar Discount, 2 W. Try these ripped-from-the-headlines pop culture Halloween ideas. When it comes to dressing up for trick-or-treating, look no further than the current news for costume inspiration.
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