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Halloween Kills Star Jamie Lee Curtis Hosting Virtual Halloween Parade Halloween Kills   was one of the many movies   delayed due to the  pandemic   and while we missed out on the movie this month, we've still be treated to a lot of great   Halloween   content. Yesterday saw the release of   a new teaser   for   Halloween Kills , which featured   the return of some characters   from the original 1978 film and   a look at Michael Myers' burned mask . Franchise star   Jamie Lee Curtis   also did an interview with Sirius XM's   The Jess Cagle Show   and not only   talked about  Halloween Kills , but   shared a bit of information   about its 2022 follow-up,   Halloween Ends . Well, Curtis' fun isn't stopping there. The actor is also hosting a virtual Halloween parade! "STILL TIME TO JOIN THE PARADE! Easy to follow instructions! HAPPY HALL🎃WEEN," Curtis wrote online. You can check out the guidelines for Jamie Lee Curtis' 1st Annual (Virtual) Halloween Para

Google brings Halloween to life using augmented reality Image Credits:  TechCrunch There’s an AR ghost on  Google  Search. There’s a dancing skeleton, set of creepy jack-o’-lanterns, and costumed cats and dogs, too. Ahead of Halloween weekend in the U.S., Google has launched a set of fun, augmented reality-powered features on Google Search which appear as an option when you search for specific Halloween terms using a mobile device. For example, if you search for the word “Halloween” and scroll down the search results page, you’ll see a box that prompts you to “Summon up a 3D ghost.” When you tap the “View in 3D” button, you’re able to see the ghost floating around your room. On the iPhone, you’ll first have to move the phone around the room to get started, as with other AR apps. On Android devices, however, the ghost immediately appears in 3D but there’s a separate button, “View in your space,” that will place the ghost in the environment with you. Google says the features work in the