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Mariah Carey is inviting you to her home for the holidays. The “Queen of Christmas” teamed with Booking.com to give two lucky fans a once-in-a-lifetime chance to experience New York City her way.

Mariah’s Ultimate Holiday Experience will include a three-night stay in the Grande Luxe King room at The Plaza hotel, tickets to Carey’s upcoming holiday concert, dinner at her favorite restaurants including Nobu and Mr. Chow, a private tour of Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center, a VIP ice skating session in front of the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree and access to a VIP tent.

“Christmas in New York is an experience of a lifetime, so I partnered with Booking.com to create a special holiday-themed travel experience in my hometown during the most wonderful time of the year,” Carey said in a statement Tuesday (Nov. 29). “For one time only, I’m giving two fans the opportunity to have an unforgettable and magical extravaganza! I hope the bookers will enjoy the chance to see my concert at Madison Square Garden, visit the Top of the Rock, eat at my favorite restaurants, and stay at a luxurious NYC hotel.”

The three-day experience will culminate with cocktail hour at a private space in the music icon’s New York City penthouse apartment pictured below, plus a Christmas photoshoot on Carey’s rooftop.

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Fans can book on a first-come, first-served basis exclusively on Booking.com starting Dec. 14 at 5 p.m. ET. The epic weekend will take place Dec. 16-19 and is priced at $20.19 — in honor of the year Carey’s holiday hit, “All I Want for Christmas is You,” topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the first time.

Also included in the three-day extravaganza: A signed copy of Mariah’s new holiday book, The Christmas Princess, a shopping spree at Saks Fifth Avenue, tickets to the Christmas Spectacular starring the Radio City Rockettes along with a VIP pre-show reception at Roxy Suite, a private tour of Radio City Music Hall, meet-and-greet with a Radio City Rockette and more.

Flight accommodations, airport transfers and local transportation to and from attractions and activities will be covered over the three days.

And if Lambs are in the mood to shop, Carey’s bath and body collection is back in stock at Walmart. Carey partnered with Find Your Happy Place to launch limited-edition products including shower gel, lotions, hand cream, candles and holiday gift sets.

Click here to shop the Find Your Happy Place x Mariah Carey Bath and Body Collection before it sells out.

Jessie James Decker recently enjoyed a vacation in Mexico with her family, and like many parents, shared some adorable photos of her kids having fun in the sun on Instagram. However, the “I Still Love You” singer received some backlash, with critics claiming that she photoshopped the children’s visible abs or even accusing her and husband Eric Decker of “overtraining” their kids.

In a follow-up post on Monday (Nov. 28), Jessie addressed the “bonkers” accusations. “Being accused of photoshopping abs on my kids (I can’t help but laugh) or … the polar opposite over ‘overtraining’ our kids makes me realize how bizarre our world has gotten regarding the body and what’s normal and what’s not,” she captioned a series of videos of the couple’s three children — eight-year-old Vivianne, seven-year-old Eric Jr. and four-year-old Forrest — playing outside on the same vacation.

“We preach about body positivity and acceptance but my kids having a mass amount of genetic and built muscle from athletics is ‘weird’?” she continued. “I want to raise my kids to feel proud of their bodies and hard work from either Vivis elite competitive gymnastics to Eric Jr wanting to be like dad as an NFL receiver to little Forrest who spends hours dancing his heart out. Let’s not pick and choose what we normalize regarding bodies and be accepting of all people and children. If we wanna do ‘better’ then do better. I’m proud of my children and encourage them to live their dreams. So we’ll see y’all at the 2032 Olympics, and wearing Bubbys jersey in the stands and dancing at Forrests rock concert.”

Jessie’s husband and NFL wide receiver Eric commented on the post in support, writing, “U get mama bear [raised hands emoji] [lion emoji].”

See her post below.

He’s already a 14-time Grammy Award winner, and now Kendrick Lamar is hoping to extend his good fortune to the Oscars.

Leading up to the 2023 Academy Awards — whose shortlist voting takes place next month, Dec. 12-15 — Lamar spoke with Variety in an interview published Tuesday (Nov. 29) about his short film We Cry Together, in which he stars opposite Taylour Paige.

For the rapper, one of the most important things about his short film was to make sure that it felt real. We Cry Together sees Lamar and Paige exploring a relationship that’s equal parts vulnerable and toxic from the confines of a small space. The film, should it secure a nomination, would be up for a spot in the best live action short category at the Academy Awards.

“It challenged me to actually live in what I was writing, and really be there and be present with Taylour [Paige],” Lamar said. “And I remember us going back and forth and feeling like, damn, I understand this character even more because I’m evoking the energy from it and the passion from it because it’s alive, and it’s direct.”

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Lamar directed the short alongside Dave Free and Jake Schreier; in the interview, Free noted that “when we went into this project, Kendrick was telling me about how he wanted the room to feel thick, and the room to feel intense … He wanted to really address topics that we, as a society, kind of shy away from.”

“The Heart Part 5” rapper added, “So in writing, I say, ‘OK, how can I make this feel personal, but also holding up a mirror as a collective concept, rather than just a personal concept.’ I wanted to bring that drama because, at the end of the day, whether we like it or not — the good, the bad and the ugly, the pros and cons — that’s what makes everything evolve.”

Of the filmmaking process, Lamar stated that it allowed him to have “more freedom, as a person. Being able to run toward my fear and say the things I want to say and do it in an artistic way — it allowed me to live my truth even deeper.”

Only 10 films will make the shortlist for the Oscars’ best live action short category, before being narrowed down to the final five nominees. Lamar — who was previously nominated alongside SZA, Mark “Sounwave” Spears and Anthony “Top Dawg” Tiffith for an Oscar in 2019 for the Black Panther track “All the Stars” in the best original song category — will learn if We Cry Together made the cut when the shortlist is revealed on Dec. 21.

Lamar and Free are nominated for a Grammy as directors of Lamar’s “The Heart Part 5,” which is up for best music video. Lamar and Free won in that category five years ago for “Humble.,” which they co-directed with Dave Meyers.

Alexander “Al” Mair, Canadian music industry pioneer, one-time manager of Gordon Lightfoot and co-founder of successful indie label Attic Records, died Nov. 25 at Toronto’s Sunnybrook Hospital of cancer. He was 82. 

Former publicist and indie promoter Richard Flohil broke the news about his long-time friend’s passing on Friday, posting on Facebook that Mair “was a kind and generous man who will be missed — and always remembered — by his family and the organizations and individuals whom he helped and mentored. Al was always one of the good ones.” 

Mair’s son, Sebastian Mair — who followed his dad into the music industry and now lives in Japan where he co-founded Music Solutions — tells Billboard, “My father was passionate in his love for music and championing Canadian culture. He was a mentor to many people in the global music industry, including myself. My family and I miss him very much.” 

In June, Mari was named an appointee of the Order of Canada, the country’s highest honor bestowed upon a citizen, “for his visionary and enduring contributions to the Canadian music industry.” On Nov. 22, Ontario Lieutenant-Governor Elizabeth Dowdeswell presented him with the medal in his hospital room. 

Among other industry recognitions, Mair was inducted into the Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame in 2014 during Canadian Music Week and received the Builder Award from the Canadian Independent Music Association (CIMA) in 2016. 

In a statement released Monday, the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences (CARAS) noted that Mair was “foundational in establishing industry infrastructure” in Canada. Allan Reid, president & CEO of CARAS/The JUNO Awards, who worked alongside Mair and his team at Attic Records for many years as part of the A&M family of labels, added, “Al was a pioneer in the Canadian music industry and helped shape the landscape as we know it today. I’m saddened to hear of his loss and my heart goes out to his loved ones.” 

Mair got his start in music in the 1950s when he was still a teenager, working at a record store and deejaying at dances and weddings. His first industry job was at Capitol Records overseeing royalty payments, followed by roles at London Records and Compo Company. He next joined United Artists, promoting such acts as Gordon Lightfoot and The Irish Rovers. In 1968, he began managing Lightfoot, a relationship that lasted until 1976.  

In 1974, Mair co-founded Attic Records with former Warner exec Tom Williams. Over its nearly three-decade run, the label’s roster included Triumph, Anvil, Lee Aaron, The Nylons, Teenage Head, Patsy Gallant, Hagood Hardy and rapper Maestro Fresh Wes, Canada’s first Black artist to go platinum. The company also distributed such international acts as Creed, “Weird Al” Yankovic, Jennifer Warnes and Katrina and the Waves. Its publishing division represented the Canadian rights to such acts as The Beatles, Elton John, Genesis, ABBA, James Brown and The Cars

In 1984, Mair bought out Williams’ stake in Attic and, after running it solo for the next 15 years, sold the label to newly formed The Song Corporation in 1999. Song Corp. declared bankruptcy in 2001, and Attic’s Canadian catalog and masters are now owned by Unidisc Music.  

According to a press release announcing Mair’s induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame, Attic Records boasted sales of over $100 million in Canada and scored over 100 gold, platinum and multi-platinum albums in Canada, the U.S., U.K., Holland and Japan.

Mair was remembered by those across the industry as news of his death began to circulate. A Facebook post by female-owned Six Shooter Records paid tribute to Mair as a mentor and called him “a giant in our music community. A true builder. Staunchly independent and staunchly Canadian, he was a leader in helping to build our infrastructure through CIMA (then known as CIRPA) to create tools like Cancon and FACTOR so that a domestic industry was able to take root and grow.”  

Others who paid tribute on Facebook included songwriter and publisher Vince Degiorgio, who praised Mair as a “trailblazer and legend,” while publicist and author Kevin Shea called him “a visionary leader [and] a wonderful boss.” Also on Facebook, Cadence Music Group vp of artist and label relations Linda Bush called him “more than a mentor to me, he was my industry Dad. His constant encouragement and critiques really gave me the confidence to turn a music obsession into a career.” In his own Facebook post, Curve Music founder Brian Hetherman added that Mair was ”a building block of the Canadian music industry,” who “not only gave me some of the best advice about starting a label I have ever had, he walked me through all the things I needed to do to survive.” 

After selling off Attic Records, Mair remained active in the music industry as a consultant. During this period, he became known for filling friends’ Facebook Messenger inboxes with links to the latest industry news and amusing tidbits. Over the last couple of years, a select number of his industry colleagues were invited for one-on-one chats at his local Shenanigans restaurant while indulging in a chocolate sundae, including Flohil, Greek-Canadian guitarist Pavlo and former Warner Music Canada vp Steve Waxman

“They actually took the chocolate sundae off the menu last week but I’m trying to get it reinstated,” Mair wrote after musician Pavlo posted a photo of the two of them at Shenanigans. It’s unclear whether he achieved that particular mission, though there are few executives who can rival his achievements in the Canadian music business. 

In a comment on Flohil’s Facebook post, Mair’s daughter, Jen Mair – a publicist at the National Film Board of Canada – noted that no funeral service will be held. “We will scatter his ashes as he wanted, and my brother and I have talked about doing some kind of celebration of life next year…stay tuned,” she wrote. 

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Let the games begin! The 2022 FIFA World Cup launched on Nov. 20 with host country Qatar squaring off against Ecuador at Al-Bayt Stadium.

There are 32 countries participating in this year’s World Cup, which includes the U.S., Mexico, England, Brazil, Iran, Qatar, Ecuador, Senegal, Argentina, Saudi Arabia, Denmark, Tunisia, Poland, France and Australia.

Read on for all the details on how to watch the 2022 FIFA World Cup from anywhere (click here to buy tickets).

2022 FIFA World Cup: Date, Time & How to Watch

The 2022 World Cup is held from Nov. 20-Dec. 18 at Al-Bayt Stadium in Al Khor, Qatar. World Cup matches will air on FS1, Fox, and Telemundo Deportes.

Morgan Freeman helped kick off the Opening Ceremony on Nov. 20, along with BTS’ Jung Kook, who performed his World Cup song “Dreamers.”

Maluma and Lebanese singer Myriam Fares headlined the FIFA Fan Festival a day earlier performing the official World Cup anthem, “Tokoh Taka,” for the first time. The song and music video, featuring Nicki Minaj, were released on Nov. 18. Lil Baby, Ozuna and Camilo are some of the other recording artists who have released songs for the 2022 World Cup.

Over the next month, several other music artists are expected to appear at the Live Stage by FIFA Sound, including Diplo, Kizz Daniel, Nora Fatehi, Trinidad Cardona and Calvin Harris.

The World Cup’s matchups have included England vs. Iran, Senegal vs. Netherlands, the U.S. vs. Wales, Mexico vs. Poland, and Argentina vs. Saudi Arabia.

The U.S. faces England on Tuesday (Nov. 29) at 2 p.m. ET/11 a.m. PT. The day’s matches will include Qatar vs. Netherlands, Ecuador vs. Senegal, and Wales vs. England.

Mexico, Brazil, Germany, Japan, Korea Republic, Ghana, Tunisia, France, and Portugal are scheduled to play this week. Click here for the full schedule of matches.  

How to Watch the 2022 World Cup on Peacock

Peacock will livestream all 64 World Cup matches in Spanish. The streaming platform will also provide hour-long pre- and post-match onsite coverage from Qatar. The first 12 matches of the FIFA World Cup 2022 will be available to Peacock subscribers on the free tier, while the remaining 52 games will be available to Peacock Premium subscribers beginning on Nov. 24.

Peacock Premium is $4.99/month after a free trial but for a limited time only, subscribers can join Peacock for $1.99/month with promo code: SAVEBIG (cable customers may be eligible to receive a free subscription to Peacock).

If you already have access to local and cable channels, feel free to check your local listings for channel information to watch the World Cup on TV, computer or streaming device (you’ll need a cable or streaming provider log-in to watch online).

Cord cutters can stream the World Cup on platforms such as Fubo TV, Direct TV Stream, Sling TV, Vidgo, and Hulu + Live TV, all of which are priced at less than $75 a month. And if you don’t want to pay anything up front, Fubo and Direct TV Stream offer free trials for up to a week.

Streaming the World Cup from outside of the U.S.? Use ExpressVPN (get 15 months free during ExpressVPN’s Black Friday/Cyber Monday deal. Find more Cyber Week streaming deals here).

Where to Buy World Cup Merch & Apparel Online

Stock up on shirts, socks, jerseys, and more World Cup gear at Adidas, Nike, Amazon, Fanatics, Dick’s Sporting Goods, World Soccer Shop and Soccer.com.

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Cyber Monday isn’t over yet! Although Walmart rolled out select Black Friday deals earlier than usual this year, the mega-retailer also launched a round of Cyber Monday sales on Monday (Nov. 28).

Walmart+ members received early access to shop early Cyber Monday deals seven hours before the sale officially began.

Curious about Walmart+? It’s $12.95/month or $98 for the annual membership and includes early access to Cyber Monday sales, free shipping with no minimum cart requirement, a free subscription to Paramount+, free deliveries on groceries and other essentials from your local Walmart ($35 minimum requirement, groceries included), and savings on gas.

For a limited time, eligible Walmart+ subscribers can also enjoy a free, six-month subscription to Spotify Premium, and more membership benefits.

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Walmart’s Cyber Monday sale gives shoppers a chance to get a head start on shopping for Christmas gifts, Christmas trees, and other seasonal necessities at a deep discount. For a limited time, shoppers can save up to 40% off electronics, up to 70% off clothing and accessories, up to 40% off toys, up to 30% off beauty and grooming essentials, up to 35% off home gear and more, plus holiday savings on Samsung, iPhone and other phones.

Below, find tech, toys, fashion and other Walmart deals to shop during Cyber Monday.

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JeenMata 1 Carat Princess Cut Moissanite Engagement Ring

$99

$400

75% off% OFF

Ready to pop the question? This engagement ring is on sale for just $99! The princess cut, one carat ring is made with natural moissanite and 18k gold plating over silver. See our list of best bridal shower gifts here.

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Wrangler 4 Piece Rolling Luggage

$73

$96

24% off% OFF

Wrangler’s 4-piece luggage set (with matching packing cubes) is out of stock online, but the set featured above is a good alternative. This affordable luggage set is available in blue, black, green, red, and blue.

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JLab Go Air Pop Bluetooth Earbuds

$9.88

$24.99% OFF

No, your eyes are not playing tricks on you! JLab Go Air Pop Bluetooth Earbuds are on sale for less than $10 for a limited time only. These affordable earbuds provide 32+ hours of playtime and you can get them in a range of colors including black, red, blue, white, and green.

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Google Nest Mini (2nd Gen)

$18

$49

63% off% OFF

This second generation Goole Nest Mini is available in four colors, including charcoal, coral, gray and sky.

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Apple AirPods Pro with MagSafe Charging Kit

$158

$214

26% off% OFF

Shopping for AirPods? Cop them on sale at Walmart! These first generation, Apple AirPods Pro with MagSafe charging kit, provide Active Noise Cancellation for immersive listening. Find additional deals on Apple AirPods here.

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Acer 15.6-Inch Chromebook

$149

$179

17% off% OFF

The Acer Chromebook is less than $200. Powered by an Intel Celeron processor, this affordable laptop is equipped with 4GB of memory and 64GB of storage. The computer has a 15.6-inch display screen, Bluetooth 5.0, and 12.5 hours of battery life. Want an even cheaper option? This HP laptop is on sale for $79. Save up to $300 off laptops.

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Fujifilm INSTAX Mini Camera Bundle

$55

$78

29% off% OFF

Capture special moments during the holidays and beyond with this Fijifilm INSTAX Mini 7 camera. This bundle includes a camera and case, instant film, frame stickers, and a mini photo album for $55 (online only).

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Samsung Galaxy True Wireless Earbuds

$69

$149

54% off% OFF

Samsung Galaxy Buds are great for travel, especially with the holidays coming up. These affordable Buds have received thousands of positive customer reviews for their cool shape, comfortable fit, and impressive sound. They feature Active Noise Cancellation, Bluetooth, and a long-lasting battery. Looking for a cheaper option? The Tozo T12 True Wireless Earbuds are on sale for $27.99.

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Meta Quest 2 Oculus Resident Evil & Beat Saber

$349

$399

13% off% OFF

The Meta Quest 2 Oculus Resident Evil & Beat Saber bundle is discounted $50 at Walmart and other retailers such as Amazon and Best Buy.

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Xbox Series S

$239.99

$299

20% off% OFF

The God of War Ragnarok PS5 bundle was on sale for $559, but the price went back up at Walmart, you can however find the bundle on sale at Target and Amazon. In the market for more gaming deals? Save $50 on the XBox Series S ($249).

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Chromecast with Google TV (4K) Streaming Media Player – with Funko POP! TV Stranger Things Eleven with Eggos

$29

$49.98

42% off% OFF

Need a cool stocking stuffer? This Google TV Chromecast media player comes with a Stranger Things Funko Pop! collectible vinyl figure of Eleven holding her signature Eggo Waffles.

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Monopoly Fortnite Edition

$10

$24.99

60% off% OFF

For fans of Fortnite, the Monopoly edition of the popular game is on sale for just $10 at Walmart.

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Pokemon Cards: Darkrai VSTAR Premium Collection Box

$20

$39.98

50% off% OFF

Gift the gift of Pokemon Cards this holiday season with this Darkrai VSTAR Premium Collection Box. The set includes Darkrai VSTAR in both playable and jumbo sizes, Darkrai V foil card, VSTAR marker, and eight Pokemon TCG booster packs.

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Encanto Jigsaw Puzzles

$10

$12.83

22% off% OFF

Get a three-for-one deal with this adorable puzzle set. The Ceaco Encanto Jigsaw Puzzle is recommended for ages 12+ and includes a 750-piece, 700-piece and 550-piece puzzles recreating scenes from the animated movie. Elsewhere on the list of Encanto merch, these cute little dolls are on sale for $30.

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Avengers assemble! Marvel’s Avengers Titan Hero Series trio set includes Black Panther, Thor and Iron Man action figures (designed for ages 4+).

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Marvel’s Spidey and His Amazing Friends V6 Bumper Car

$79

$129

39% off% OFF

Also in the toy department, Marvel’s Spidey Man and His Amazing Friends 6V Bumper Car is on sale for $79. This adorable bumper car spins 360 degrees and is recommended for ages 18 months- 4 years.

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TCL 55-Inc Class 4-Series 4K UHD HDR Smart Roku TV 

$188

$298

37% off% OFF

If you’re been waiting all year to find deals on TV’s, Cyber Monday sales are the way to go! Access over 250 live TV channels, award-winning Roku Originals, in-season shows, hit movies, kids’ TV and more in stunning 4K on this TCL 55 inch Roku Smart TV.

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LG 65-Inch Class UP7050 Series LED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV

$398

Looking for something bigger? This LG 65-inch 4K TV is on sale for less than $400. The TV is equipped with a processor that enhances color, contrast, clarity and detail for theater-quality viewing. This 4K smart TV is compatible with smart assistants like Google Home for convenient voice control.

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ROCONIA 5G WiFi Bluetooth Native 1080P Projector

$139.99

$369.98

62% off% OFF

The holiday movie season is here! Stream movies and more on this Rocini 5G Wifi Bluetooth Projector.

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WEMAX Go Advanced Portable Smart Laser Projector

$539.99

$999.99

46% off% OFF

For the movie buffs with a larger budget, the WeMax Go Advanced Portable Smart Projector provides a rich viewing experience no matter where you are. This one-inch thick, portable projector lets you stream content from YouTube, Netflix, HBO Max, Hulu, Disney+, and many other platforms.

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Adding a speaker to your home theater system is a quick and easy audio upgrade. Get a Samsung Soundbar and wireless subwoofer combo for $99 at Walmart.com.

Samsung 2.1ch Soundbar

$99

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Contixo V8-2 Kids Learning Tablet

$54.99

$89.99

39% off% OFF

In need of a low-cost portable tablet for kids? The Contixo V802 Learning Tablet features 20+ chart-topping, educator approved academic apps, 16GB of storage and it’s available in seven different colors including sky blue, dark blue, pink, purple, red, green, and orange.

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IZOD Men’s Classic Puffer Jacket Midnight Medium

$34.99

$125

72% off% OFF

Puffer season is here! This midweight, water resistant, men’s puffer from Izod is available in sizes M-2X (colors: midnight blue, onyx, and cobalt. Find additional men’s coats on sale here.

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Mark Alan Women’s Teddy Coat

$34.99

$59.56

41% off% OFF

From puffers to teddy coats! The coat pictured above is available in black, blue or brown (sizes S-3X). Click here for other women’s coats and here for kids’ coats.

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Pawz by Bearpaw Men’s Caleb Suede Moccasin Slippers

$16

$25

36% off% OFF

Treat your feet! The SLM Men’s Bedroom Slippers (on sale for $11.99) sold out, but the Pawz by Bearpaw Mocassin Slippers are on sale for $16. The cozy slippers features a wool-blend lining and are available in a handful of colors including hickory, chocolate, charcoal, and black. Find more slipper options here.

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Women’s Fox Union Onesie

$13

$22.98

43% off% OFF

Another cozy clothing item for the season, this multi-purpose onesie can be used for lounging around the house, bedtime or a costume party. It’s on sale for $13 and available in sizes XS-3X but it’s almost out of stock in select sizes (colors include coral whisper, brown, completely pink, and cow print).

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Pajamas

$12

$24

50% off% OFF

These $12 pajamas are almost sold out but they’re still a few sizes left. The U.S. Polo Association jammies are available in red heather, navy, light pink and heather gray.

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Chefman Espress Maker

$99

$139

29% off% OFF

Shopping for small appliances and other home goods? Get them on sale at Walmart! The sales include this Chefman Barisata Pro Expresso Maker for $99 (find other options here) and this Aicook 3-speed juicer is 50% off (you can also get the juicers on sale at Aicook.com with code: BFCMSales). Find deals on air fryers, juicers, blenders, knives, cookware, food storage containers, and other home essentials while they’re still available.

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Hyper Toys 12 Volt Jammer Kids Electrics Scooter

$49

$79

38% off% OFF

This electrics scooter is designed for ages 8+ and can reach speeds up to 10mph. Click here to shop electrics scooters for adults from $49.99 and up.

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Costway SuperFit 2-in-1 Treadmill

$269.99

$570

53% off% OFF

Kickstarting your workout routine? This 2-in-1 run/walking treadmill is perfect to use at home or in the office. Features include dual modes, an LED screen, remote control, and Bluetooth connectivity.

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NBA 50-Inch Basketball Hoop

$198

$220

10% off% OFF

Bring the basketball game to your backyard with this 50-inch hoop marked down $22. The durable hoop has a polycarbonate backboard and a wheeled base.