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Christmas is one week away! If you’re among the millions of last-minute shoppers who are planning to buy gifts this week, here’s the perfect gift guide for you.

Below, find a list of 25 last-minute gifts for everyone on your list. From fashion to electronics, record players, headphones, blutetooth speakers, luggage, makeup and more, everything on our list can be delivered before Christmas with free shipping in most cases and curbside pickup options.

On a tighter budget? Check out our roundup of the 25 best gifts under $25 and best stocking stuffers.

Have a “beary” Merry Christmas! Godiva’s limited edition holiday bear comes with a bag of sweet treats including three milk chocolate and three dark chocolate candies wrapped in festive red and green foil. This plush bear measures 7.88 inches.

A festive gift for Christmas! These adorable, candy cane earrings are on sale at Macy’s (use code: GIFT to get 68% off).

Ugg’s Scuffette II slipper is a comfy, suede slipper with shearling trimmed upper and footbed lining. The Scuffette comes in a bunch of colors such as the festive cherry red pictured above along with black/gray, chestnut suede espresso suede, and eve blue.

Need a short, baggy puffer? This stylish coat is available in 16 different color and it’s 46% off for a limited time at Amazon.

The 1996 Retro Nuptse Puffer is always a good choice. The down coat is available in colors such as deep grass green, summit gold, falcon brown, black, navy and blue. You can purchase this coat online or pick it up in Nordstrom stores.

Give a cozy gift this holiday! Anthropologie’s Luxe Faux Fur Throw Blanket is perfectly sized for cozying up on the sofa or bed. The 70 inch x 50 inch blanket is available in multiple colors including pearl, dark purple, turquoise, moss and black and white.

Headphones are probably on everyone’s wish list for the holidays and now’s the time to score last-minute deals. Save up to 41% off Sony headphones at Amazon.

Need a tech gift? Samsung’s Galaxy Tab A7 Lite is an affordable tech gift that’s great for watching videos and surfing the web. The 8.7-inch tablet features 32GB of storage. Click here to shop iPads.

Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 5’s takes great selfies and is perfectly sized to slide in your pocket.

Make no mistake about it: Spider-Man PlayStation 5 is one of the hottest gamer gifts of the season.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom became one of the year’s top-selling video games of the with over 31.5 million units sold. This set includes The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and an OLED Nintendo Switch design inspired by the video game.

Apple’s new M3 Macbook Pro is equipped with a 14-inch display screen, ample storage (8 GB memory, 512 GB of Storage), a full keyboard, HD camera, dual speakers and it’s compact and lightweight.

A mini spa at home! The Lovery Christmas Gift Basket includes shower gel, bubble bath, body lotion, bath salt, body scrub and more.

If you know someone who could use a towel set, these premium, plush towels can turn any bathroom into a “sanctuary.” Cozy Earth’s ultra-soft, fluffy towels are available in four colors including light grey, white, crème and charcoal. For a cheaper option, try the Brooklinen Super-Plush Towels ($75).

Made from silver-tone stainless steel, this Bulova quartz watch features a sleek design and three-hand calendar.  

Looking for a pair of Dunks? They’re all stocked up at Nike and available in several different colors besides the black-and-white pair pictured above. Save up to 50% off last-minute gifts at Nike.

Whether its rain or snow, Hunter Boots can take on different elements. The Original Tall boot features a side-buckle and multilayered sole for a comfortable fit.

Give the gift of glam! Anastasia Beverly Hills’ Soft Glam Trio Set includes the best-selling Soft Glam Eyeshadow Palette (featuring 14 high-pigmented shades), Lash Brag Volumizing Mascara, and Clear Brow Gel.

Give the gift of a brighter smile. Snow Advanced Wireless Teeth Whitener has been voted one of the best whitening kits of 2022. Available in multiple colors including red, white, black and blue, the kit includes a wireless LED accelerating mouthpiece, whitening wands and extra strength whitening serum. Purchase the Snow Advanced Wireless Teeth Whitener kit at TrySnow.com as well as major retailers like Amazon, Neiman Marcus and Best Buy.

This multifunctional, waterproof, bald head shaver is equipped with a five-blade shaving system and has a run-time of up to 50 minutes.

The holidays are all about baking! And if you’re looking for a mini toaster oven, this one has a 4.2-star rating at Amazon. It features a baking tray, rack and auto shutoff.

For skilled or novice cook’s, Henckels Dynamic Razor-Sharp 15-Piece Knife Set includes a paring knife, serrated utility knife, santoku knife, chef’s knife, bread knife, steak knives, kitchen shears, a professional honing steel and hardwood knife block.

Give the gift of a panoramic sound for movies, music, video games and more with this Sonos Beam. The device comes with a remote but it also has voice control or Apple AirPlay2. The Beam is available at major retailers including Walmart, Sonos.com and Amazon.

This Anker Soundcore Bluetooth speaker deliver high quality audio performance, with clear sound, no matter the volume.

Stream music wirelessly from a laptop, phone, tablet, and other devices with the Philips Bluetooth Stereo System. Affordable and compact, this adorable sound system is equipped with an MP3 and CD player and dual amplifiers for sound enhancement. Click here for all-in-one stereo systems with turntables.

SNL vets Kristen Wiig and Maya Rudolph returned to the show this weekend with Kate McKinnon, who was there to host. Together — and with current cast member Bowen Yang — they hilariously transformed into ABBA and promoted an unearthed Christmas album from the Swedish supergroup.

“They’re the Fleetwood Mac of cold weather, and they’re the No. 1 band alphabetically of all time,” SNL‘s James Austin Johnson said to introduce the group in a commercial parody for ABBA Christmas.

“You can’t get enough of their music. You loved Mamma Mia!, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again and the prequel, Mama,” he joked.

“And you love how their hits like ‘Dancing Queen’ make you feel young, sweet and 17. And now, being released for the first time, it’s their 1978 Christmas album, ABBA Christmas, with songs like ‘Santa Queen,’” he said, leading into the group’s festive remake of “Dancing Queen.”

Unforgettable album highlights include “Frostitita” and their “‘Fa La La’ number, sung with their signature ‘standing close facing different directions.’”

The ad points out that the holiday album would be a gift “perfect for everyone, from mothers to their gay sons.”

Watch the ad for ABBA Christmas below.

A Barbie song, a Christmas classic, a scene co-starring cats and a dreamy ode to a tampon farm: This was Biliie Eilish‘s Saturday night.

This weekend’s Saturday Night Live musical guest performed “What Was I Made For?” and “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” and lent her comedic side to former and current cast members, joining them for two sketches on the Saturday (Dec. 16) episode.

One was the “Whiskers R We” bit, in which Eilish and host Kate McKinnon ran a “Holiday Cat-tacular” adoption campaign with a twist.

The other was the night’s “Tampon Farm” sketch. As SNL describes it: “A group of crunchy women (Kate McKinnon, Billie Eilish, Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Paula Pell) sing a song about working on a tampon farm.”

“Tampon farm,” sings a guitar-playing, Americana McKinnon. “The women making cotton, cotton for the tampons, tampons for the blood/ Tampon farm, women with guitars are singing to the tampons/ Tampon farm.”

Wearing a bandana, plaid shirt and overalls, Eilish makes an appearance, smiling as she holds a barrel of the beloved tampons and shakes more tampons out of a tree. “The hands load the fibers,” she sings.

Watch “Tampon Farm” below.

Karol G‘s “Que Chimba De Vida” has topped this week’s new music poll.

Music fans voted in a poll published Friday (Dec. 15) on Billboard, choosing the Colombian star’s new single as their favorite new music release of the past week.

“Que Chimba De Vida” brought in 59% of the vote, beating out new music by Megan Thee Stallion and Renee Rapp (“Not My Fault”), Nicki Minaj (Pink Friday 2 (Gag City Deluxe)), Lil Baby (“Crazy” and “350”), and others.

Karol G — who ranked No. 6 on Billboard’s Greatest Pop Stars of 2023 list — gives the year one final kiss-off with “Que Chimba De Vida,” which translates to “What a Cool Life.” The MAG and Edgar Barrera-produced track starts off unsuspectingly with guitar licks before fully delving into Mexican music inspired production, proving that her upbeat energy — exhibited in Mañana Será Bonito and its follow-up Bichota Season — will continue to flourish well into 2024 (though unclear where the track will live in relation to her previous releases).

Trailing behind “Que Chimba De Vida” on the poll is “Not My Fault,” the team-up between Megan Thee Stallion and Reneé Rapp. The Mean Girls movie musical soundtrack single brought in 35% of the vote. Opening up with Lindsay Lohan’s now-iconic line “It’s not my fault you’re like, in love with me, or something!,” the song’s lyrics are from Regina George’s point of view and as such, boasts rhymes ripe for your next social media post (see: Megan’s witty line, “I run s—, to be a bad b—- is a sport!”)

See the final results of this week’s new music release poll below.

More criminal records in Pennsylvania can be sealed from public view and fewer people might be kept on probation or in county jails, under legislation signed by Gov. Josh Shapiro on Thursday (Dec. 14).

Both bills passed the House and Senate with large majorities Wednesday amid a flurry of end-of-year action.

The new probation law aims to limit the length of probation and prevent people from being sent back to jail for minor violations in a state with one of the highest rates of residents who are incarcerated or under supervision.

However, it drew criticism from the American Civil Liberties Union, which says the law doesn’t fix the problems that plague Pennsylvania’s probation system and will do little to reduce the number of people under supervision.

The other bill allows courts to seal records of non-violent drug felonies with a minimum sentence of under 2 1/2 years in prison and/or a maximum sentence of under five years.

Under the state’s existing Clean Slate law, it also allows the sealing of certain nonviolent felonies for those who are conviction-free for 10 years and reduces the waiting period for automated sealing of misdemeanors to seven years, rather than 10 years.

Both bills emerged as part of a nationwide reconsideration of the criminal justice system, to help people leaving incarceration resume their lives and find jobs more easily.

The case of rapper Meek Mill helped shine a light on Pennsylvania’s probation system after he spent most of his adult life on probation — including stints in jail for technical violations — before a court overturned his conviction in a drug and gun case in Philadelphia.

The bill will limit the circumstances under which a non-violent offender on probation can be sent to jail. It does not, however, put a cap on the length of a probation sentence.

Judges can continue to “stack” probation sentences and impose probation after incarceration, the ACLU said. The bill also fails to provide an automatic or efficient way to end probation early, it said.

Under it, a judge can order an end to probation, regardless of any agreement on a sentence between a prosecutor and the defendant. But judges no longer have wide latitude to extend probation.

Probation is required to end unless the defendant commits a crime that demonstrates that they are a threat to public safety, has not completed certain treatment or has not paid restitution under some circumstances.

The bill also prohibits courts from extending someone’s probation for not paying fines or court costs if they are found to be unable to afford it.

At Friday’s ceremonial bill signing of the bipartisan Comprehensive Probation Reform legislation, formerly SB 838, Mill took the podium.

Mill was convicted on drug and weapons charges in 2008, when he was 18 years old. Mill faced a years-long series of legal entanglements that helped transform the rapper into an advocate for criminal justice reform and launch the non-profit REFORM Alliance, whose mission is to “transform probation and parole by changing laws, systems and culture to create real pathways to work and wellbeing.” On Jan. 12, 2023, it was announced that Gov. Tom Wolf granted Mill a pardon on the 15-year-old drug and gun charges, meaning his offenses will be permanently expunged from his criminal record.

The rapper described how each time he crossed the Benjamin Franklin Bridge to pick his son up at school in New Jersey, he was crossing state lines and “actually committing crime the whole time for technical violations.”

“I didn’t have any way to get around that because I already was in jail my whole 20s. My son seen me in prison. I wanted to take my son to school,” he said before tearing up.

“I don’t want to get emotional,” said Mill. “It’s a lot.”

“I’m at a point in my life — we all grew up in the streets,” he said. “We tried to be better, but they labeled us felons … I had to fight against that the whole time to gain my respect and be who I am today, and I’m proud of that. People know I don’t even really drop tears, but I want to say this because there’s a lot of young men who follow me in the street, and they don’t even know what I go through to even be in these places with government officials, to change my life, to get on the stage, to be able to speak for a lot of people.”

“It’s not for clout,” Mill said. “It’s something that I stand for. It’s something that I live.”

“I don’t know how I cried on the news I ain’t even cry in my cell! I needed that!” Meek wrote on X, formerly Twitter, Friday night (Dec. 15).

“Changed a law in pa for my people …. Shit made me cryyy,” he said on Instagram, where he shared a photo from that day. “Thank you @joshshapiropa and everyone who worked on this bill @michaelrubin.”

“Thanks for sharing your voice and your story, Meek. You’re making an impact for millions of people. Proud that we got this done,” Shapiro commented on the post.