Megan Fox's Halloween Costume Is Drawing a Lot of Attention—but Not for the Reason You Might Think

glamour.com:

. Megan Fox got the attention she ordered for Halloween, but maybe not the way she wanted it.In case you missed it, SAG-AFTRA, the actors' union, is still on strike, which is why only a few stars who are in projects that were granted waivers (for instance, Sofia Coppola's Priscilla) are allowed to do publicity for their movies or shows.

Like, how psyched do we think Timothée is that he's not allowed to do press for Wonka? In the run-up to Halloween, the union put out a “guideline” asking members not to promote “struck work” (basically anything made by the studios) with their Halloween costumes, and instead go as generic characters like ghosts or goblins.

I.e., you can be “a witch,” but not “Hermione Granger.”This content can also be viewed on the site it from.Basically everyone thought the rule was a little silly and .

The union put out an amendment clarifying that members' kids weren't part of the “guidelines,” celebs continued to do whatever they wanted, and we all moved on.Except!