Salt-N-Pepa are the latest celebrities to get a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce announced on Tuesday (Oct. 25) that the MCs will receive their star in the Recording category, and the honor marks the 2,739th star on the walk of fame.

The duo’s star will be located at 6213 Hollywood Boulevard adjacent to Amoeba Music, and will be presented to them in a ceremony on Friday (Nov. 4) at 11:30 a.m. PT. MC Lyte and Roxanne Chante will appear as guest speakers of the event, and the entire ceremony will be streamed live exclusively at walkoffame.com.

“This upcoming star ceremony honoring Hip-Hop pioneers SaltN-Pepa will honor the amazing 80s music we all love and so many grew up with!” shared Walk of Fame Producer Ana Martinez in a press statement. “We’re placing these ladies of Hip Hop royalty adjacent to Amoeba Music and right next to the Walk of Fame star of another Queen of Hip Hop, Missy Elliott!”

Cheryl James (Salt) and Sandra Denton (Pepa) got their start as a group back in 1985, and since then, they’ve reached countless accomplishments including three No. 1s on Billboard‘s Hot Rap Songs chart, five albums on the Billboard 200, and winning the Grammy for best rap performance by a duo or group in 1995 — which made them the first women in rap to win a Grammy.

Additionally, their hit “Push It” became the first rap song by a female act to hit the top 40 of the Billboard Hot 100, and it eventually climbed its way up to No. 19.

Sweater weather! The fall equinox arrived last month, which means it’s time to stock up on fall essentials.

No matter what your weather looks like, there’s no harm in shopping for seasonal must-haves, and we’re here to help make the search easier and more affordable. Below, find a list of a dozen of the best sales on women’s sweaters and cardigans starting at just $20.

For more fall essentials, read our roundups of cozy UGG boots, puff coats and parkas.

Buy: Dokotoo Women Winter Fall Solid Turtleneck Balloon Sleeve Sweater $39.95

A chunky, cable knit sweater that will help you take on the cold weather in style. This balloon sleeve sweater comes in dozens of different colors including red, orange, white, black, green and brown, and in different prints.

Want a short but chunky sweater? This knit sweater is available in sizes 4-12, and it’s selling out fast at ASOS. Save up to 50% off cozy wear items at ASOS, including sweaters, dresses, jackets, jeans, purses, shoes and more.

This fisherman sweater from Anthropologie can be dressed up with a leather skirt like the photo above, or dressed down with a pair of jeans. Shop dresses, tops, jackets, pants, intimates, jeans, shorts, skirts, loungewear, activewear and tons of other items starting at $9.95 at Anthropologie.

It’s not on sale, but $75 is a great price for cashmere. Naadam’s $75 women’s cashmere sweater pairs perfectly with slacks or jeans and is available in dozens of colors, including white, black, smoke, olive, dark ginger, navy blue, peacock blue, and limited edition shades (sizes XXS-XXL). Find men’s sweaters here.

Cuddle up this fall in the Milo Tunic from Free People. This cozy sweater (currently 40% off at Nordstrom) features a slouchy silhouette with ribbed trim. Love Free People? You might also like the Ottomon Slouchy Tunic ($168), which is available in 12 different colors (black, blue, pink, red, green, etc) and sizes ranging from XS-XL. Shop Free People sale items starting at $6.95 and enjoy free shipping at FreePeople.com.

No sale needed! This H&M sweater is regularly priced at $19.99. The oversized sweater features a round neckline and drop neck and is available in four colors including pink, black, light beige and light gray. Starting your holiday shopping? Save up to 50% off H&M sale items starting at $4. Find additional H&M sweaters here.

J. Crew’s best-selling, puff sleeve crew comes in three different colors (lilac ivory, merlot ivory and apricot ivory) and sizes XXS-3X. Save on outwear, boots and more in men’s, women’s and kid’s sizes at J. Crew. Shop men’s and women’s sweaters starting at $44.50, men’s flannels from $39.50 and up, women’s boots starting at $98, save an extra 20% off with J. Crew card purchases, and 50% off select items with code: SHOFALL.

Another J. Crew sweater design that’s popular with shoppers, this button-up cardigan is a best-seller on the brand’s website. The cable knit sweater is available in sizes medium to XX-large.

Business in the front, party in the back! If you feel like showing a little skin, this backless sweater is on no longer on sale for $8 at Nasty Gal, but it’s regularly priced at just $20 (the sweater comes in four colors including tan, green, light blue and brown). Save up to 60% off select items during the Nasty Gal’s fall equinox sale.

The Scotch & Soda Fair Isle Knitted Cable Sweater is almost out of stock at Shopbop (if it sells out, the Z Supply Solange Plaid Sweater and these stylish sweaters are alternative options). This printed, crew neck sweater is made of mid-weight, ribbed knit and features ribbed edges with a snug but somewhat slouchy silhouette. Shopbop’s annual Fall Style Event ended already, but shoppers can save upwards of 40% on sale items. See more details here.

The year of the tiger gives you a great excuse to rock animal print! Channel your style in this oversized zebra print sweater available in blue and khaki (sizes small, medium and large). Click here for more sweaters starting at $7.

Get wrapped up in this $16 sweater! The orange, wrap sweater pictured above is nearly sold out (sizes 2,4 and 6 are still available) but you can find similar tie sweaters at ASOS in green ($24) and oatmeal ($21).

While K-pop performances are synonymous with coordinated choreography and flashy stage setups, singer-producer Lee Chanhyuk brought something entirely new — and shocking — to the live stage.

In support of his newly released album Error on Oct. 17, Chanhyuk took to the South Korean music television program Inkigayo to deliver one of the first performances of the LP’s lead single “Panorama.” But instead of bringing the synth-pop cut to life with a dramatic spotlight and onstage mirror like he did previously, the singer opened his performance sitting completely still in a chair and wouldn’t move until the cameras cut. With just the stand holding a microphone near his mouth, a barber wrapped a sedated Chanhyuk in a white sheet boasting the Error album title and began to buzz off his freshly bleached blonde hair as the star gave a pitch-perfect rendition of his new single.

Chanhyuk is one half of the beloved K-pop/folk duo AKMU with his younger sister Suhyun. The pair got their start on the Korean singing competition K-pop Star 2, before signing with YG Entertainment (the same label home as BLACKPINK and BIGBANG) in 2013 and becoming one of Korea’s most beloved and reliable chart-toppers. The primary producer and writer behind the team, Chanhyuk not only handles a majority of AKMU’s work but has lent his talents to write for K-pop legends like Lee Seungchul, Lee Hyori and IU.

Error marks the 26-year-old’s opportunity to share his unique musical style via listening and visual experiences.

The 11 tracks of Error are said to tell a story detailing someone’s reaction after being involved in an accident in the opening track “Eyewitness Account.” The story continues through song titles like “Siren,” “If I Can’t Go See You Right Now,” “Goodbye, Stay Well” (the album’s sole feature from K-pop soloist Chung Ha) and, ultimately, with “Funeral Hope.”

The accompanying music video for “Panorama” encapsulates the album’s story as Chanhyuk is seen on the brink of death after an accident and recalling his memories.

A theme throughout the album, and first shared on the “Eyewitness Account” track, is about a protagonist that’s fallen into a coma from an accident and can’t move. The record’s storyline likely plays into Chanhyuk’s head-shaving performance and why he chose not to speak during on-camera interviews for other shows like M Countdown.

Similar to how The Weeknd has embraced various characters, both physically and personality-wise, in his eras, Chanhyuk is taking his album persona seriously and creating all the more intrigue around his album. Written entirely by Chanhyuk, the throwback ’80s sounds throughout Error were already refreshing to the K-pop scene this year. Even as fans are holding debates around the promotional tactics, these slightly bizarre, excitingly artistic performances make the impressive LP all the more compelling.