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Toasting to the holidays usually means throwing back a few adult beverages, but Flavor Flav wants you to remember your sober friends and family this holiday season.  

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“Note for the upcoming holiday season, some of us are on a sobriety journey and mocktails or non-alcoholic beer options make a big difference,” Flav wrote on X on Tuesday (Nov. 26).

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Note for the upcoming holiday season,,, some of us are on a sobriety journey and mocktails or non-alcoholic beer options make a big difference 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾— FLAVOR FLAV (@FlavorFlav) November 26, 2024

Flav, 65, celebrated four years of sobriety last month, and he’s not the only musician on a sober journey. Travis Barker, Demi Lovato, Stevie Nicks, Elton John, Ringo Starr and Jack Harlow are some of the celebrities who have spoken up about sobriety.

In the spirit of all things merry, we’ve rounded up five of the best non-alcoholic beverages to enjoy for the holidays, Dry January and beyond. See below for a list of mocktails, non-alcoholic beer and other zero-proof tonics.

De Soi

De Soi Golden Hour

$17

$20

15% off

Cheers to Golden Hour! This booze-free beverage features warm notes of citrus, lemongrass and leafy herbs.

Katy Perry and Morgan McLachlan co-created De Soi, a sparkling line of non-alcoholic apéritifs. The drink line includes Italian-style spritzes, rose, red wine alternatives and other beverages made with natural ingredients such as lemon balm and L-theanine derived from green tea, black currant, tart cherry, vanilla, citrus, crisp white grape gentian root and other botanicals known to “enhance focus and promote relaxation” according to the product description.  

Heineken

Heineken 0.0 Non-Alcoholic

Non-alcoholic beer might be easier to find from well know brands such as Heineken.

The brand’s alcohol-free, Heineken Zero tastes surprisingly similar to the real thing (and only 69 calories). Samuel Adams, Budweiser and Corona are a few other popular brands that have released non-alcoholic beer.

Three Spirit

The Alchemist’s Selection

$129

$144

10% off

A little bit of everything! The Alchemist’s Selection has four, non-alcoholic elixirs channeling different moods. Livener is an energizing beverage, Social is a “floaty” herbal drink, Sharp is a non-alcoholic wine alternative and Nightcap is “calming, woody and mellow.”

Three Spirit describes its process as “botanical alchemy” –  a focus on what goes inside the drinks versus what’s missing. Created by bartenders, Three Spirits’ award-winning, non-alcoholic beverages feature plant-based ingredients such as lion’s mane, damiana, Schisandra, lemon balm, California poppy, cacao, clary sage, valerian root, turmeric and guava leaf.

Amazon

Recess Zero Proof Craft Mocktails, Alcohol Free Drinks (Happy Hour Sampler, 12oz, Pack of 12)

From lime margarita to a classic cosmo, island spritz and grapefruit paloma, Recess is taking care of happy.

Choose your mocktail! Recess offers a selection of classic mocktails made with natural ingredients to help you wind down.

Mingle Cocktails

Mingle Cocktails Blood Orange Elderflower Mimosa (12 Pack)

Ready to Mingle? This citrusy mocktail makes a nice alternative to champagne.

Mingle Mocktails features all natural, plant-based, gluten-free ingredients and yummy concoctions such as Key Lime Margarita, Cranberry Cosmo, Blackberry Hibiscus Bellini, Cucumber Melon Mojito and Blood Orange Elderflower Mimosa.

Now that we have the drink menu covered, it’s time to start shopping for holiday gifts. Need some inspiration? Check out the Shop 100.

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Nicki Minaj‘s nail collection brings bold and fancy styles to your fingertips. Her official beauty brand Pink Friday Nails is offering 50% off the “Starships” singer’s signature holiday styles in the form of glamorous Pink Friday press-on nails.

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The deals are only going on for a limited time, so hurry before these budget-friendly discounts run out. Keep in mind: Not all nail styles are on sale, so we included a list of the top five best styles worth splurging on.

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Whether you’re after celebrity-approved nails for yourself or searching for the perfect holiday gift, we’ve put together a list of the top five press-on nails from Minaj’s Pink Friday collection. Pink Friday Nails were created in collaboration with Nicki’s nail tech Yvett Garcia back in March 2024, so these press-on nails are the ultimate way to add some star power to your look.

Pink Friday press-on nails come with various customizations, including the ability to select the nail length, color and nail shape you want.

Keep reading to shop some of the best-selling looks on sale.

Pink Friday

Pink Friday Pardon My French

$10.49

$14.99

30% off

If you’re looking for something simple yet festive, add these Pink Friday Pardon My French nails. With cherry tips and vibrant green and red colors, you’ll be all set to embrace the festive spirit. This set includes 28 press-on nails, nail glue (lasts up to 2 weeks), adhesive tabs, cuticle stick, alcohol prep pad, nail file and a buffer.

Pink Friday

Pink Friday Majesty in Stiletto

$12.99

$25.99

50% off

Add a touch of red sparkle with these Majesty in Stiletto press-on nails ready to bring in the drama—just like a Minaj moment—ensuring you steal the show this holiday season. All you need to do is prep your cuticle and select the perfect fit for each nail. Then, apply glue or sticky tabs and hold down for 30 seconds for the best results.

Pink Friday

Pink Friday Queen’s Ransom

$18.89

$26.99

30% off

For those looking to achieve an edgy look, consider adding this detailed Pink Friday Queen’s Ransom set to your cart. These nails feature five distinct nail designs—each adding a fashionable touch. It also comes with 28 press-on nails, nail glue, adhesive tabs, cuticle stick, alcohol prep pad, nail file and a buffer.

Pink Friday

Pink Friday Majesty in Stiletto

$13.49

$26.99

50% off

Add crystals, sparkles and bold nail art to your press-on nail collection with this Pink Friday Majesty in Stiletto set that will be sure to elevate your look to a whole new level.

Pink Friday

Pink Friday Kawaii in Coffin

$12.99

$25.99

50% off

Transform your nail game with this chunk charm set, a collection inspired by the bold and playful energy of Nicki Minaj’s “Super Freaky Girl” music video. These nails bring the perfect blend of glam, sparkle and edge to your style.

Minaj took to TikTok for a special Live Shop event on Sunday (Nov. 24), showcasing her red-carpet-approved nail collection just in time for Black Friday. Deals have started sooner than ever, and now you can get a head-start on your holiday shopping and channel your inner-Barbie by saving up to 50% off on the musician-approved press-on nails.

Minaj’s TikTok Live was a pink dream, with the entire production set showing off the shade — from her nails down to the carpet, designed to match her signature style. During the video, she boldly shared her love for press-on nails. “For me to be addicted to press-on nails that’s a big statement,” she said. Minaj also expressed that during her pregnancy and after her pregnancy her interest in press-on nails grew, as they offered a safer, more convenient option. “They look and feel like you got a full set at the nail salon,” Minaj said, highlighting how her collection combines both ease and high-quality style.

For more product recommendations, check out these easy to apply nail polish sets, Amazon’s skincare and beauty finds  and these 30 musician-loved products.

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The sooner you start Black Friday shopping, the better chance you have of snagging the deepest discounts on big ticket items like TVs before they got out of stock.

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Because there are so many Black Friday deals to comb through, and many of them start before Thanksgiving, we looked online to find some of the best Black Friday sales on smart TVs at Amazon, Walmart and Best Buy.

Currently, Amazon is offering up to 70% off for Black Friday week, which ends on Dec. 2. Walmart’s Black Friday sale started on Monday (Nov. 25) with up to 70% off thousands of items and Best Buy’s sale features up to 50% off electronics and top appliances.

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See below for a few of the best Black Friday TV deals starting at just $59.99.

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Hot Deal!

INSIGNIA 32-inch Class F20 Series Smart HD 720p Fire TV with Alexa Voice Remote

$69.99

$129.99

46% off

Starting with the best deal of the day! Get an Insignia 32-inch smart TV for $69.99, or a 24-inch TV for $59.99, at Amazon.

Insignia’s 32-inch class F20 TV is a decent television for the price as Amazon has it marked down to $59.99 for the 24-inch TV, and just $10 more for the 32-inch television. The TV features 720p resolution for streaming movies, episodes of your favorite shows, sports and other entertainment, in addition to gaming. And there’s an Alexa remote, which means you can use your voice to control the TV.

If you’re looking for a no-frills, smart TV for casual viewing or for a child’s room, Insignia is a good choice. I’ve owned one of these TVs for a few years and it’s held up longer than I expected — it’s a good second TV in a multi-TV home and fits just fine in a bedroom, den, office or living room. Insignia’s smart TV lets you access millions of movies and episodes of your favorite TV series and more on Netflix, Apple TV+, Hulu, Paramount+, Starz, DirecTV, Prime Video and other streaming platforms.

Keep reading for more discounts on smart TVs.

Walmart

TCL 43” Class Q5 (43Q51BR) 4K UHD HDR QLED Smart TV with Roku TV

$178

$248

28% off

Need a larger display? TLC 42-inch TV is just right.

TCL is already an affordable brand, but the price drops even lower for Black Friday. Save $70 on this 43-Inch 4K UHD HDR QLED Roku Smart TV at Walmart.

Walmart

Hisense 85″ Class R6 Series 4K UHD Roku Smart TV (2024 Model)

$548

$798

31% off

If you’re willing to go even bigger, there’s an 85-inch TV on sale for under $250 at Walmart.

The Roku TV has enough surface room to make you feel like you’re in a mini theater while streaming movies, sports and TV shows. The TV also features three, high-speed HDMI inputs and Game Mode to enhance your gaming experience.

Amazon

TOSHIBA 65-inch Class C350 Series LED 4K UHD Smart Fire TV with Alexa Voice Remote (2023 Model)

$339.99

$419.99

19% off

Save $80 off this Toshiba 65-inch Class 350 TV at Amazon and Best Buy.

Toshiba’s Class 350 TV is available in sizes ranging from 43 to 75 inches. It features a 4K resolution with an LED display and built-in voice control via Amazon Alexa.

Best Buy’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales offers up to 50% off gift options and top brands. The Cyber Monday sale will be held from Sunday, Dec. 1 until Monday, Dec. 2.

For more sale recommendations, check out the best early Black Friday sales to shop, streaming discounts and deals on PlayStation 5.

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Shopping for a holiday gift or travel essential for Thanksgiving weekend? These viral over-ear headphones are on sale for just $29 at Walmart – cheaper than any other retailer right now, including Amazon.

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While most shoppers wait until after Thanksgiving to score the best Black Friday deals, true bargain hunters know that it’s usually best to start your discount shopping as soon as possible, which is why you don’t want to miss this Walmart deal on J Lab JBuds Lux Headphones.

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black friday deal!

JLab JBuds Lux Headphones

$29

$79.99

64% off

$46.99

$79.99

41% off

JLab JBuds Lux Headphones are available in graphite, green, cloud and mauve.

For listening to music and taking calls, JLab headphones feature over 70 hours of playtime and up to 40 hours with Active Noise Cancellation enabled. The immersive headphones offer Spatial Audio and compatibility with Dolby Atmos, Tempest 3D AudioTech and Windows Sonic.

Other features include ergonomically shaped Form-Fit Earcups with one-inch Cloud Foam cushions and adjustable hinges that allow you to fold them up. JLab’s over-ear headphones are $29 during Walmart’s Black Friday sale, $49.99 at JLab and $46.99 at Amazon.

Online shopping has made Black Friday much more convenient. No more standing outside stores for hours at a time just to be first in line to score the best Black Friday deals — unless you want to. In most cases, shoppers can find Black Friday sales at least a week before the official shopping day, which falls on the Friday after Thanksgiving.

Walmart’s Black Friday sale launched at midnight ET on Monday (Nov. 25) for Walmart+ members and at 5 p.m. ET for everyone else. The Black Friday sale launches in stores on Friday, Nov. 29 (Cyber Monday is Dec. 2).

Amazon’s Black Friday sale kicked off Nov. 21 and continues through Cyber Weekend before commencing on Cyber Monday (Dec. 2).

If you’re looking for more giftable gadgets, JLab’s viral earbuds are on sale for $17.49 at Walmart and Amazon. The brand’s JBuds Mini True Wireless Earbuds are discounted to $26.99 at Walmart and $27.60 at Amazon (reg. $39.99).

For more sales, check out the best early Black Friday deals on PS5 consoles and best Black Friday deals at Amazon.

Back in 2019, only 23% of the U.S. Latin population was familiar with the term “Latinx,” according to an extensive study published in 2021 by the Pew Research Center.

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Five years and one pandemic later, awareness for the term has doubled: Today, 47% of U.S. Latins say they are aware of the word “Latinx,” according to a new Pew report published in September. But most of them still don’t like it.

Only 4% of Latino adults say they have used Latinx to describe themselves, a fraction above the 3% who said the same in 2019.

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More telling, 75% of Latinos who have heard of the term say it should not be used to describe the Hispanic or Latino population, according to the new report. In fact, the report concludes, Latinx is “broadly unpopular among Latino adults who have heard of it.”

And the dislike has grown. Five years ago, when Pew published its first research on the recognition and use of Latinx, it found that 65% of adults familiar with the term rejected it. In other words, as awareness of the word Latinx went up, its embrace by the U.S. Latinos has gone down.

Why is that?

As Billboard reported back in 2021, when Pew published the surprising findings of its 2019 research, Latinx is a term born from good intentions. Spawned as part of the global movement to use gender neutral pronouns, it was seen as a term of inclusivity in Spanish, a language where many words are differentiated by gender (Spanish, for example, does not have an equivalent of the gender-neutral “the;” instead it uses “la” and “el” to refer to feminine and masculine respectively). The term gained popularity on college campuses and in marketing materials, and by 2018, Merriam Webster added it to its dictionary — where it defines the word as “of, relating to, or marked by Latin American heritage.”

As an inclusive word, Latinx made some inroads. According to the Pew study, 40% of the LGBQT community says the term should be used to identify the Latino or Hispanic population. But a majority in the LGBQT community, 60%, still says it should not.

All other segments of the population dislike the term to an even bigger degree. Those who say it shouldn’t be used include immigrants (77%), U.S. born (74%), English dominant (74%), bilingual (75%), young adults between 18-29 (69%) and even those with college degrees (74%).

The antipathy may be the result of “Latinx” feeling like an imposed term divorced, from the people it’s supposed to describe. There is no way to adequately pronounce the word in Spanish, a fact Merriam Webster itself acknowledges in some of the articles it published about the word, writing: “More than likely, there was little consideration for how it was supposed to be pronounced when it was created.”

This is a problem. For one, those who don’t speak English simply don’t know how to pronounce the word; in Spanish, the x ix pronounced eh-quis, not ehks. Moreover, it would appear the word was not conceived by, or for, Spanish speakers, marking a clear demarcation for those who identify as Latin to begin with.

The dislike has been duly noted in many sectors. LULAC, one of the country’s oldest Hispanic rights associations dropped the term from its communications in 2021, saying it was “very unliked” by most Latins. And some government officials have gone as far as to propose the word be banned from official government communication. In the wake of the presidential election this month, the validity or not of the word Latinx was again brought up, but all the handwringing and dramatic reaction feels like overkill.

Truth is, there is no consensus among U.S. Latins on how to describe themselves — which in itself, is a reflection of the vast plurality of the population. According to the Pew study, the majority of respondents, 52%, prefer “Hispanic,” followed by 29% who prefer “Latin” or “Latino” and just 2% preferring Latinx. “Latine,” another gender inclusive adjective that is much easier to pronounce, is nevertheless lesser known; only 18% of respondents had heard the term.

When it comes to “Latin” music, which is defined as music predominantly in Spanish, most artists identify as “Latin,” “Latinos” or “Latinas.” But Spaniards identify as Spaniards, even if they’re doing “Latin” music.

Which is all to say, how individuals or groups identify themselves should be up to those individuals or groups, and certainly not to outside commercial and political interests to ban, impose or even give an opinion about.

As far as Billboard goes, Latin music will continue to be referred to as “Latin.” And artists who make music in Spanish will continue to be referred in whatever terminology they prefer.

Overwhelmingly, their term of choice is “Latin.”

Gojira may have wowed viewers around the world as red streamers mimicking a torrential downpour of blood rained from the windows of Paris’ Conciergerie palace — where beheaded Marie Antoinettes stood — into the Seine during the band’s performance at the Summer Olympics’ Opening Ceremony, but frontman Joe Duplantier wants fans to take a less sanguineous route for the holidays. And so, the French rocker has partnered with PETA to urge fans to forgo meat and animal products not just when gathering with friends and family, but every day.

“The holidays are the perfect time for people to try out new traditions with their friends and family that leave cruelty behind. It makes sense to celebrate kindness and peace on Earth with a delicious vegan feast that didn’t cost anyone their life,” Duplantier tells Billboard. “When I chose to go plant-based, I thought I would miss all the foods I grew up on, but surprisingly, the transition was painless. A vegan diet brings joy, energy and an unexplainable sense of relief knowing nobody’s getting slaughtered for my food.”

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“Nowadays it’s so easy to switch to a vegan diet with all the meat replacements and different plant-based milks and cheeses,” he notes. “Join the revolution! End the torture!”

Gojira’s Joe Duplantier for PETA

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In an accompanying video for the PETA campaign, the rocker — who has been vegan for 10 years — shares that he chose a cruelty-free diet because of his love for animals. “It’s about the life of the animals and what they go through. But another benefit of being vegan is for your own health,” he explains while discussing the topic in a studio, as the metal band’s “The Trails” plays. “There’s no way eating animals or animal products that are a product of violence can be good for you. I have more energy now when I perform since I became vegan.”

Duplantier also highlights the horrors of the meat industry. “The way we treat animals — animal farms, the factories, the slaughterhouses — is unacceptable,” he declares as clips of the abuse pigs, cows and chickens endure appear. “Even non-vegans, I think, if they would spend a day in a slaughterhouse, they would come out of that vegan.”

“It’s not just an ethical question anymore, but it’s also a question of survival for our species,” he concludes, alluding to the massive amount of resources that goes into factory farming and the damage it does to the planet. “You have to go vegan.”

Watch Duplantier urge fans to try a vegan diet in the video below:

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From friends to foes, relationships will be tested when Love & Hip-Hop Atlanta returns to MTV early next year, and Billboard has an exclusive look at the new season.

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The cast of Love & Hip-Hop: Atlanta features Amy Luciani, Ashley Conley, Bambi, Erica Banks, Erica Dixon, Jasmine Bleu, Jessica White, Karlie Redd, Kendra Robinson, Khaotic, Kirk Frost, Lil Zane, Mendeecees, Momma Dee, Rasheeda, Renni Rucci, Saucy Santana, Scrappy, Shekinah Jo, Sierra Gates, Spice, Yandy, Yung Joc and ZellSwag.

Newcomers this season include Latin recording artist International Nova and his wife, Cristina Nova.

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In the second half of Season 12, Spice invites the crew to perform in London but drama erupts as simmering feuds boil over. Elsewhere in the season, Kirk and Rasheeda work to restore peace within the Frost family, Scrappy faces rumors about his personal life, and his ex-wife, Bambi, navigates a “delicate truce” with her former adversaries and ex-husband.

Saucy Santana sets his sights on new musical territories while Karlie Redd bets it all on her relationship with millionaire fiancé TLO, amid resurfacing exes.

Young Joc and Kendra’s marriage hits a rough patch once the roles reverse and jealously takes center stage, and Yandy and Mendeecees question their friendships and priorities after last season’s explosive allegations.

You can catch up on previous seasons of Love & Hip-Hop: Atlanta on Paramount+ and Pluto TV’s Love & Hip-Hop channel.

Searching for a streaming deal? Enjoy two months of Paramount+ for only $2.95 per month with Prime Video’s Black Friday sale.

For those without cable, Love & Hip-Hop Atlanta and other MTV shows, including the new season of Love & Hip-Hop Miami, are available to stream on Philo, DirecTV and Hulu + Live TV.

Love & Hip-Hop Atlanta is produced by Antoinette Media and executive produced by Mona Scott-Young for Monami Productions and Lashan Browning for Antoinette Media, with Donna Edge-Rachell, Paris Bauldwin, Daniel Wiener, Alissa Horowitz, Mimi Adams, Gavin Lee Jones and John Crenny. Sitarah Pendelton-Eaglin and Daniel Blau Rogge serve as executive producers for MTV Entertainment Studios. 

Love & Hip-Hop: Atlanta premieres on Jan. 7 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.

Watch the teaser below.

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The countdown to Thanksgiving starts now. With less than a week until Turkey Day on Thursday (Nov. 28) and food prices at a record high, Walmart is offering shoppers an “inflation-free” holiday meal that serves up to eight people for less than $7 per person.

Walmart’s holiday meal is packed with 29 items, including a 10-pound turkey — and everything you need to whip up Thanksgiving sides such as mashed potatoes, yams, green beans, stuffing and dessert.

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The meal also includes Ocean Spray Jellied Cranberry Sauce, Great Value Sweet Hawaiian Rolls, Great Value Golden Sweet Whole Kernel Corn, Swanson Chicken Broth, Great Value Brown Gravy Mix, Great Value Frozen Whipped Topping, Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix and Marie Callender’s Southern Pecan Pie.

Need an early-morning delivery? Walmart deliveries start at 6 a.m. and Express Delivery gets it there in as soon as 30 minutes. Additionally, Walmart shoppers can gift a holiday meal directly to loved ones anywhere in the country or donate an entire meal to their local Salvation Army.

Walmart’s holiday meals are available until Dec. 24.

Whether it’s Thanksgiving dinner, holiday gifts, stocking stuffers, wrapping paper, dinnerware, cookware, flatware, drinkware, tableware or holiday décor, Walmart has it in stock.

If you’re not hosting this holiday, you don’t want to show up to dinner empty handed. Shop Walmart’s festive selection of host and hostess gifts, including the Thyme & Table 4-Piece Stainless Steel Gold Bar Tool Set ($19.98), The Pioneer Woman Tree Holiday Bakeware ($29.98), Lego Icon Chrysanthemum Flower Set ($29.95), Holiday Time Toppable Christmas Tree Mugs ($12.06), Better Homes & Garden 1.5G Poinsettia Foliage Bowl and the Holiday Time Poinsettia Elf ($29.99).

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Holiday Time Live Poinsettia Plant Decor, 6.5″ Elf Holiday Pot, Air Purifying Houseplant

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Holiday Time 14-oz Holiday Tree Glazed Stoneware Ceramic Mug with Lid, 2 Pack, Multicolor

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The Pioneer Woman Merry Meadow 12-inch Ceramic Tree Baking Dish with Wood Serving Lid

Walmart shoppers can save up to 70% off during the early access Black Friday sale launching online on Monday (Nov. 25) at 12 p.m. ET for Walmart+ members and 5 p.m. ET. for everyone else. The Black Friday sale launches in stores next Friday, Nov. 29.

Walmart’s Cyber Monday sale will be held on Dec. 2.

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The cat’s out of the bag: Tyla is releasing a Stanley cup. The “Water” singer teamed with Stanley 1913 on a limited-edition tumbler, announced on Sunday (Nov. 24).

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Stanley teased the collaboration on Sunday with an Instagram post captioned, “A Quencher fit for a queen.”

Offered in a deep brown shade, the Tyla Tyger Quencher features bronze shimmer accents with a glossy finish and Tyla’s signature tiger scratch beneath the Stanley 1913 logo. The 40 oz. Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler “shifts from cool tones to warm,” according to the company’s website.

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“Our brand is widely known for our innovation, originality and ability to move at the speed of culture; collaborating with Tyla is an authentic extension for Stanley 1913,” Graham Nearn, Stanley 1913’s chief brand officer, said in a statement to Billboard.

Stanley has collaborated with several recording artists, athletes and other brands including Olivia Rodrigo, Lainey Wilson, Lionel Messi, LoveShack Fancy, Wicked, Barbie and e.l.f. cosmetics.

The Tyla Tyger Quencher retails for $82 and will be available for purchase exclusively on Stanley1913.com starting on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at 9 a.m. PT. If you’re looking to snag the Tyla x Stanley collab for the holidays, click here to sign up to receive notification as soon as it drops.

In other Tyla news, the South African singer will perform at Coachella next year joining a star-studded lineup which includes Missy Elliott, LISA, JENNIE, FKA Twigs, GloRilla, Charli XCX, Anitta, ENHYPEN, T-Pain Megan Thee Stallion, Rema, Shaboozey and Benson Boone.

Lady Gaga is set to headline alongside co-headliners Green Day, Post Malone and Travis Scott. Tickets to Coachella 2025 are available on sites such as Vivid Seats, StubHub and SeatGeek in addition to Coachella.com.

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