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If you're in the mood for some retro suspense this Thanksgiving weekend, check out the new biopic Hitchcock, which hits theaters today. The film stars Anthony Hopkins as the famed director and centers on his relationship with his wife (played by Helen Mirren) in addition to the hurdles he had to overcome when filming Psycho. Scarlett Johansson stars as the shower-scene-stealing Janet Leigh, and if there's one thing Hitchcock is known for, it's his stunning — and mostly blond — heroines. Feisty ladies in movies like Vertigo, The Birds, and To Catch a Thief may be dealing with some frightful situations, but they never fail to dish out snappy words of wisdom along the way. Take a trip back through some of the director's retro thrillers with our favorite lines from Hitchcock heroines.

New Girl is back for its second season, and main girl Jess's wardrobe is packed with even more quirky cute sweaters that are perfect for Fall. So far she's worn two striped sweaters, one with polka dots, and one red sweater with an adorable Peter Pan collar. If you too want to stand out like Jess does week after week, check out her latest onscreen looks, then shop similar pieces, including her exact red Kate Spade sweater, for yourself.

Halloween is coming up, and we've be giving you plenty of costume suggestions inspired by movie characters recently, but we also want to look back at movie characters who have celebrated the spooky holiday on screen. Plenty of TV characters have donned Halloween costumes, but here are a few of our favorite costume moments from the movies, including appearances from stars like Jake Gyllenhaal, Jessica Alba, Lindsay Lohan, and more!

So you have your makeup down and your costume set, but what are you going to do with your hair? Sometimes, opting for an iconic hairstyle is all you need to bring your costume to the next level. Click through to see 10 hairstyles that may just be the kick in the pants to your ho-hum Halloween costume.

Have you and your guy started to prep for Halloween? Plan ahead by shopping for one of these fun, '90s-inspired costumes. We've curated 13 looks to help him channel everyone from Zack Morris to Steve Urkel to the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Whether he's hoping for a sporty boy-band look or a tough-guy Top Gun style, these costumes are sure to set him apart come Oct. 31!

For the honor of Grayskull, who hasn't secretly wished for She-Ra's sweet winged headdress? Cartoon characters carry a lot of power no matter how old you get, and they almost always have the most awesome hair and makeup. Here are 25 of the coolest cartoon ladies to inspire you, along with ideas for getting their looks without breaking the bank. Ready for a radically fun All Hallows'?

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Tim Burton's next adorably gruesome animated adventure, Frankenweenie, comes out in theaters today, and I'm totally smitten by Sparky, the pointy-nosed Bull Terrier so loved by little Victor that his buddy brings him back from the dead. He's, of course, adorable when alive, but he's almost more darling in his undead form with a few stitches and missing parts! Resurrected Sparky has now joined a long line of movie critters that aren't real . . . but I wish they were! Check out the others in this slideshow, and chime in with your favorites.

Although Halloween is a fun holiday, it can also be quite a spendy one. The costumes can get quite expensive, especially if you're buying close to the date. We've given you a couple of ideas on where you can get cheap Halloween wear, but here are some frugal costume suggestions you can put together yourself at home.

Tonight is the Emmy Awards, and the nominees include a number of fictional female politicians. Both Amy Poehler and Julie Bowen are nominated for their characters — Amy as Leslie Knope on Parks and Recreation and Julie as Claire Dunphy on Modern Family — who campaigned for office last season. Julia Louis-Dreyfus is nominated for her role as US Vice President Selina Meyer on HBO's new show Veep. And nominees Julianne Moore and Kristen Wiig have both portrayed real-life politicians, with Julianne playing former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin in the made-for-TV film Game Change and Kristen's SNL skits as Congresswoman Michele Bachmann.

These ladies are a part of the growing group of female politicians on TV and in films, a trend we're happy to see, especially this election year. Big-name actresses have been getting in on the political parts with Meryl Streep reigning the 2012 award season for her portrayal of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady and Sigourney Weaver playing a Hillary Clinton-inspired first lady turned secretary of state on USA's new show Political Animals.

Over the years we've seen everything from serious dramas to lighthearted SNL skits feature women in political positions, and we say keep it coming! The more comfortable we as a country get seeing women as vice presidents and presidents on screen, the more likely it will become a reality. So before we find out which women win the Emmy vote, let's look back at the imagined and real female politicians on TV and in film over the years. Then let's put a woman in the White House for real!