Sit The Eff Down, Bruce Wayne! One Direction's Liam Payne Shows Off His Caped-Crusading Halloween Costume!

And here we all thought that Joseph Gordon Levitt was going to be the new caped crusader at the end of The Dark Knight Rises! Liam Payne of One Direction… Read more…

7 comments to “Sit The Eff Down, Bruce Wayne! One Direction's Liam Payne Shows Off His Caped-Crusading Halloween Costume!”

tempe says – reply to this

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STFU Perez, can't you ever stop sexaulizing ?
ONIT says – reply to this

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Not a Penguin costume… the Batman costume is awesome… and I can already hear the brains of some people working and shipping the two guys.
canadianposse says – reply to this

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Liam Payne <3
Beavis says – reply to this

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Dude, way to spoil a spoiler. You not only told the end of the movie that hasn't even been out for 6 months, but you spoiled it incorrectly. I hate your phantom writers on the weekend, Perez would know better than to post this.
neilnriley says – reply to this

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"how well he fill it out" ????? You mean fills it out with all the "muscles" that are built into the suit? No disrespect, he's a cute kid, but that's all costume.
ViewFromHere says – reply to this

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Liam looks like a young Gilbert Gottfried.
alice says – reply to this

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ele e muito lindo

Halsey Apologizes After Defending Collab With 'Homophobic' Quavo By Comparing Him To 'Fucking Moron' Iggy Azalea! Uh oh!

Halsey may be woke when it comes to LGBT issues, but that doesn't mean everyone she works with has to be!

That's what the singer said in defense of working with Migos' Quavo on her latest album after the rapper made a few homophobic remarks earlier this year.

For those who missed it, the Bad and Bougie performer stirred up controversy back in February when he claimed openly gay rapper iLoveMakonnen couldn't be perceived as "hard" because of his sexuality.

The band's subsequent apology didn't do much to smooth things over with the critics, either.

Now, Halsey -- an openly bisexual artist and burgeoning LGBT icon -- has been caught in the same line of fire for featuring the rapper on her new single Lie. And her apology was even worse than Quavos'!

In a recent interview with The Guardian, the singer reacted to the controversy by defending Quavo, saying it's not her job to police every artist on being socially conscious. She said:

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