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Janelle Monáe Debuts Theatrical Fish-Inspired Look at Santa Monica Pier

Charlie Lee
Charlie Lee
Charlie Lee
Sports Reporter · Decatur, IL

Charlie is a proud graduate of Eastern Illinois University, holding a Bachelor's in Sports Communication. With over 8 years of experience covering local sports for various media outlets, including the Journal Gazette in Mattoon, he has a keen eye for talent and storytelling. Charlie thrives on capturing the excitement of high school sports and celebrating local athletes.

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Janelle Monáe Debuts Theatrical Fish-Inspired Look at Santa Monica Pier — Springfield Sports news

Janelle Monáe brought another imaginative character to life for Halloween 2026, revealing an elaborate fish-inspired costume that showcased her love of theatrical transformations. The singer and actress introduced her original character, Phish Boy, during her annual Wondaween celebration on October 29 at the Santa Monica Pier in California. The event featured a Creature Carnival theme, bringing together music, costumes, and live entertainment. Monáe s transformation included detailed facial prosthetics, oversized fish eyes, fins, and webbed hands. A striped vest, matching trousers, and red tie completed the look, giving the unusual creature the appearance of an old-fashioned carnival performer. On October 30, Monáe shared photos and videos of the costume on Instagram, offering followers a closer look at the character and acknowledging the creative team behind the transformation. The appearance continued Monáe s tradition of elaborate Halloween costumes, which have become a recognizable

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