Halloween is just days away, but you've still got time to pull off an awesome conversation-starting costume.

Where better to look for inspiration than to the reality TV stars, possibly fake baby bumps and memorable TV characters that have made headlines lately?

From our favorite zombie dodgers, to Nancy Grace (optional accessory: an exposed nipple) in one of her 'Dancing With the Stars' ensembles, to a very clever new use for grandma's old Rascal scooter, we've got you covered with costume ideas for men and women.

After the jump, our picks for the hottest TV-inspired Halloween costumes, sure to give you all the tricks and treats you need to make the holiday as pop-culturally relevant as possible.

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This week's Top 5 was all about love, and its many winding, mysterious twists and turns. Our videos feature objections at Betty White's 'Hot in Cleveland' wedding, Kris Humphries finding out Kim Kardashian was married before, Beyonce debuting her baby bump, and Julianne Margulies describing her steamy 'Good Wife' sex scene. Oh, and also Ronnie, and a concrete wall, putting The Situation into the hospital on 'Jersey Shore.' Okay, so they're not all about love, but four out of five ain't bad. Check out the clips after the jump, and vote for your favorite in our weekly poll. Enjoy the long weekend, everybody!

Deena Cortese said Sunday night's MTV Video Music Awards ceremony was "the best night of my life" on 'Good Day LA' (weekdays, 9AM PT on Fox). She got to meet a lot of celebrities, and found they were fans of hers, and 'Jersey Shore.'

Deena was most thrilled with meeting Lady Gaga, which almost made her cry. "Never in my life I thought that Neo, Beyonce, like, Lady Gaga, Pippa," she said, "like, they would come up and like say they watch us. Seth, like, Rogen, like, Jonah Hill's like, it was insane, and I was just like Jersey Turnpiking Seth Rogen. Like, it was amazing."

Beyoncé and Jay-Z didn't come alone to the '2011 MTV Video Music Awards' (Sun., 9PM ET on MTV). Those who tuned into the red carpet special saw the multi-platinum singer revealing a baby bump in her gown, but for those in the audience, or who only tuned in when the actual show began, she certainly had a surprise in store for them.

On stage, she wore a loose fitting jacket for her performance of 'Love on Top,' but invited the audience to "feel the love that's growing inside of me." Then, without any additional words, at the end of the song, she unbuttoned the jacket to reveal what's growing inside of her to the whole world.

Four-year old Allyson is a huge fan of Beyoncé. But it's more than just a love of her music, confidence and style that attracts the pageant princess on 'Toddlers & Tiaras' (Wed., 10PM ET on TLC). Allyson is in love with the color of Beyoncé's skin.

As her mother explains, Allyson only buys "brown" dolls, and isn't even happy with her own skin tone.

"I like tanning so that I can get brown like Beyoncé," Allyson said. "I wanna be just brown."

When she got her spray tan and saw the darker tone on her skin, she was so happy she started singing 'Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It)' right there on the spot. Sure, it's a little strange, but at four years old, she knows what she likes and it's kind of adorable how devoted she is to the whole idea of brown.

When it comes to gross, time-wasting late-night TV games, 'Watch What Happens Live' (Thursdays and Sundays, 11PM on Bravo) is the clear-cut intergalactic champion. On Thursday's edition, host Andy Cohen and his guests Susie Essman and Jeff Lewis celebrated 'Pit-stille Day' by looking at pictures of a woman's hairy armpit and guessing to whom it belonged.

For the first armpit, Cohen gave them the choice of Beyonce, Rihanna, or NeNe Leakes. "You know, I don't want to say what that looks like," said Essman. Cohen was thinking the same thing. Essman and Lewis both guessed wrong, as it turned out to be Beyonce. For a particularly unattractive patch, they were given the choices of Julia Roberts, Amy Winehouse, or Courtney Love. Surprisingly, it was Roberts.

Essman wound up the champion, and received a $1,000 gift certificate for hair removal as a prize. Lewis was happy he didn't win. "I would never have used that," he said. Cohen said he had heard otherwise. Oh, the dalliances of the Hollywood hirsute.

Marking the 125th anniversary of the Statue of Liberty, Beyoncé took to the stage with Lady Liberty as her backdrop on 'Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular' (Mon., 9PM ET on NBC). She was radiant in a black gown and treated her audience to her new single, 'Best Thing I Never Had,' and Lee Greenwood's patriotic classic, 'God Bless the USA.'

It was a great prelude to an impressive fireworks display shooting up from five points along the Hudson River. Reports have more than 40,000 fireworks being used for the presentation, which lit up both sides of the river, with crowds coming from all over to witness the spectacle.

But NBC had it covered for those of us scattered across the state who still wanted to bask in the triumph of what may be the biggest-budget fireworks display in the nation without footing the gas bill to make that cross-country trek.

All the stars of popular music came out for 'The 2011 Billboard Music Awards' (Sun., 8PM ET on ABC), where they saw Justin Bieber and Eminem dominate the night with six awards apiece.

Other big winners included Lady Gaga, Rihanna, Mumford & Sons, Taio Cruz, Taylor Swift and Usher with three awards apiece.

The night was filled with memorable performances as well, including Cee Lo Green floating through the sky at a piano and Britney Spears and Rihanna in a sexy duet that climaxed in a lingerie pillow fight.

Beyoncé received the Billboard Millennium Award, while Neil Diamond was given the Icon Award. Diamond joked that he'd "Google it right after the show and find out exactly how an icon is supposed to handle himself."

Baby, lock them damn doors already and turn the lights down low! It was time to get down to business tonight as the Top 3 tackled a trio of songs, including their own picks as well as selections from the judges and mega-producer Jimmy Iovine.

On the heels of an inspiring hometown visit, yet with two-thirds of the night out of their hands, how did Scotty McCreery, Lauren Alaina and Haley Reinhart handle the pressure?

Jon Stewart has been skeptical of the United State's involvement in military action against the Libyan government ever since Operation Odyssey Dawn was launched about a week ago.

President Obama's speech Monday didn't do much to answer Stewart's questions about the mission, and, on 'The Daily Show' (Weeknights, 11PM ET on Comedy Central), Stewart mocked Obama's claim that the U.S. is de-escalating its role in the conflict by turning over authority to NATO.

"So there is an exit strategy. We turned over the mission to NATO! Man, I feel bad for whoever the sucker is that's the main driving force financially and weapon-wise in that organization, because those guys are ... wait a minute. We're NATO!"

Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb have a dance party to Beyonce's single 'Get Me Bodied' on 'Today' (weekdays, 7AM ET on NBC). Problem is, Gifford gets down to the song while dancing and can't get back up.

Three backup dancers join Gifford and Kotb on the set and, while Kotb dances and sings the words to the song, Gifford shimmies low and stays there. Ultimately, she requires a hand from one of the dancers.

Rapper Jay-Z is one of the ten most successful recording artists of the past decade. But on the new 'Late Show' (weeknights, 11:35PM ET on CBS), he discussed his very humble upbringing.

Jay-Z (real name: Shawn Carter) was born in the Marcy Projects in Brooklyn, NY, and he went through some tough times. Shawn was abandoned by his father when he was 12. Without a man in the house, he had to find a way to support himself -- which led to some very questionable decisions.

David Letterman asked about life in the projects: "What was that like for a kid?" Jay-Z said sometimes there were "great days ... fun and ice cream." "But then, some days it would turn super-violent." Asked about the source of the violence, Jay-Z said it was caused by "little guys with big guns."

Ryan Seacrest wears many hats. He's the host of 'American Idol,' producer of almost every show on E! and come Nov. 2 he'll be able to add "radio host who interviews President Barack Obama" to his collection of triumphs.

According to the Huffington Post, Obama will sit down with Seacrest for an 'On Air with Ryan Seacrest' segment. The interview will air at 7:15AM PT in Los Angeles.

In other TV news ...

• 'NYPD Blue' veteran Rick Schroder will guest star on 'No Ordinary Family.' Schroder's character gets saved by Jim (Michael Chiklis) and the two become friends. The role is only for one episode, but could be expanded. [TV Guide]

• Beyonce has directed her own concert special to air on ABC. The 90 minute movie will air on ABC this Thanksgiving. [Vulture]

• Jonathan Wald has been tapped to executive produce 'Piers Morgan Tonight.' Wald, former producer of 'Today' and 'Nightly News' will helm the new show premiering in January 2011. [Deadline Hollywood]

Beyonce makes a surprise appearance as a fashion model as mother Tina Knowles showcases her clothing line on the fourth hour of 'Today' (weekdays, 7AM ET on NBC).

On the premiere of 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated), Ellen welcomed Justin Bieber. Yes, the adorable moppet/cultural phenomenon/MTV "Best New Artist" was one of the first guests of the new season. While talking with DeGeneres, Bieber took some time out to answer questions that his legion of fans had sent in via Twitter.

It was Bieber's first appearance on the show since his appearance last season -- that time around, the singer performed his hit song 'Baby,' which also happens to be the most-viewed video in YouTube history. Today, DeGeneres read out the Twitter questions, and Justin replied. Here's some of what he was asked ...