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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and Jordin Sparks wants to help you find the perfect gift for everyone on your list. The American Idol alum will share gifts ideas from Walmart for Billboard Live Shopping Week with talkshoplive tonight at 7 p.m. ET.
Whether you’re a last-minute shopper, early-bird shopper or somewhere in between, finding the right gift can be time-consuming and maybe a little frustrating, but Sparks is here to help ease some of your holiday anxiety and spark a little joy with an array of the coolest (and cutest) items from Walmart, including gear from top brands like Xbox, Cannon and Tracfone or toys from Melissa & Doug.
Billboard Live Shopping Week with talkshoplive launched Monday with a special merch drop from Garth Brooks, followed by The Bachelorette’s Tayshia Adams on Tuesday — and we’re doubling up for Wednesday.
First, Angela Simmons will let viewers inside the world of Angela’s Cakes with sweet deals on her cake mix and apparel at 6 p.m. ET tonight. Then, Sparks will showcase her top gifts from Walmart at 7 p.m. ET.
The fun continues with Sammy Wilk and Akon sharing brand-new merch drops on Thursday. On Friday, country singer Priscilla Block will team with Hooche podcast host, Demps, to offer merch bundles featuring her Hey Jack T-shirt, Hooche trucker hat and more.
Billboard Live Shopping Week will include a special bonus livestream with Jared Leto on Wednesday, Dec. 13 — and you don’t want to miss it. The Thirty Seconds to Mars frontman will be offering a holiday collection, exclusive tour merch, tour tickets and special VIP packages in honor of his band’s latest studio album, It’s the End of the World But It’s a Beautiful Day.
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It’s cake time! Angela Simmons is serving up a sweet surprise for day 3 of Billboard Live Shopping Week with talkshoplive, launching tonight at 6 p.m. ET.
Simmons will be showing off her Angela’s Cakes brand and offering holiday discounts on her line of vegan pancake and funnel cake mix, along with deals on apparel. The entrepreneur, producer, writer and “vegan foodie with a sweet tooth” created a vegan funnel cake mix that lets you whip up the yummy dessert — popular at carnivals, theme parks and boardwalks — at home.
Simmons will be dishing out deals on her Angela’s Cakes mixes and apparel tonight at 6 p.m. ET. Also on Wednesday, Jordin Sparks will be showing off her favorite gifts from Walmart.
What else is cooking for Billboard Live Shopping Week? The week kicked off with Garth Brooks’ merch drop on Monday night. On Tuesday, Bachelorette star Tayshia Adams teamed up with Walmart and Netflix to bring you gifts from fan-favorite Netflix shows and movies, including Stranger Things and Love Is Blind.
Rounding out the week, Sammy Wilk and Akon will share merch drops on Thursday and country singer Priscilla Block joins Hooche podcast host Demps to offer up must-have bundles featuring her Hey Jack T-shirt, Hooche trucker hat and more on Friday.
The shopping week concludes with a special bonus livestream on Wednesday, Dec. 13, featuring Jared Leto of Thirty Seconds to Mars. In celebration of his band’s latest album, It’s the End of the World But It’s a Beautiful Day, Leto will offer up exclusive tour merch, a holiday collection, tour tickets and special VIP packages.
talkshop live is the first live streaming platform for live streaming and home shopping shows with a built-in buying experience that anyone can use.
Missed a livestream? You can watch livestreams from Brooks here and Adams here.
Jessie James Decker invited Billboard News into her home and talked all about her new music, friendship with Billy Currington, the rise of country music, creating her cookbooks and more!
Tetris Kelly:Drama comes with the industry, and your name is always tossed up in stuff.
Jessie James Decker:And I don’t know why! I bake cookies. I raise babies. I make clothes. I sing. Like, I don’t get it.
Hey, ya’ll! This is Jessie James Decker, and you’re watching Billboard News.
Tetris Kelly:I’m hanging out with Jessie James Decker in her home. Thank you for having us!
Jessie James Decker:Welcome!
Tetris Kelly:I mean, you guys wouldn’t believe that right before this, there were kids running around, there were three dogs, all that madness and then she pulls it together. So how is it to like … are they used to having people here?
Jessie James Decker:You know what, they’re not really fazed by anything too much. They’re not around it too much, but enough where they’re, like, they know it’s up.
Tetris Kelly:So let’s talk about “I’m Gonna Love You” — a great song! So tell me how it was to put that new piece of music out.
Jessie James Decker:This has been a song I’ve held on to since 2020. I wrote it in 2020 with Emily Shackleton and Liz Rose, two of, like, the most incredible songwriters in town. It was a song I just loved so much, and I felt like my team wouldn’t let me put it out for so long. It wasn’t that they didn’t like it. It was like, “Let’s wait. Let’s wait. Let’s wait.” And finally, I’m like, “I’m not waiting anymore.” I was playing it live on tour. The crowd would go wild. I just felt like it was the right time to put the song out. It shows a side of me that I think no one’s ever seen before. It’s vulnerable, it’s soulful. My heart’s really just all in soul. Oh, it’s just one of my absolute favorites, so I’m really glad that it’s out there.
Tetris Kelly:Your last song was “I Still Love You.” But how was it to put that song out, the music video, to perform with Billy Currington and at the Grand Ole Opry? I mean, why did you decide to work on this song with him?Watch the full video above!
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