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Doncic scores 27 points in return from two-game absence as Mavericks beat Trail Blazers 132-108USEA stock hits 52-week low at $1.89 amid market challenges1. A hydrating candy cane–flavored Laneige lip mask they've definitely seen on TikTok because people are obsessed with it as the cult-fave Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask . Even people who kinda just do SPF, moisturize, lip balm, and call it a day will appreciate this lightweight, hydrating formula and yummy flavors (like Gummy Bear)! Promising review: "If you suffer from chapped lips, or wake up to super dry lips, I highly recommend this product. It's very soft, a little goes a long way and lasts throughout the entire night. My lips always feel so soft and smooth. Been using it for a year, will never go back!" — Kelly Get it from Amazon for $24 (available in 15 options). 2. A pair of funny can coozies that'll be useful but won't FEEL so practical. Oh, and they'll also be great for your sister's beloved Diet Cokes. (I'm your sister.) Daisy Lane Company Store is a small biz that makes a bunch of great giftable items, from coozies and ornaments to keychains and more. Promising review: "I absolutely love these, all year long. The color looks white in the picture, but they're actually gray. Not that I care; in fact I think that's better anyway." — Tori Get a pack of two from Daisy Lane Company Store on Amazon Handmade for $14.95 (or snag a set of four for $22.99 ). 3. A pair of plaid touchscreen gloves that you can point out Santa eyed on last year's list of Oprah's Favorite Things. They'll be able to toggle back and forth between podcast options and text you back without pulling their glove off on a *frigid* January walk. And while you're at it, check out some of the coolest things from *this* year's Oprah's Favorite Things list ! Top It Off is a woman-owned accessories business with a mission to women everywhere the perfect mix of style, quality, and price. Promising review : "I was checking out the list of Oprah’s Favorite Things in hopes of finding a reasonably priced gift for my sister. Bingo!!! These are so pretty. The colors (deep pink and complimentary jewel tones) are gorgeous and the inside of the gloves are smooth and not scratchy. She was so happy when she opened the gift bag. Temperatures don’t get much below 30 where she lives so these will keep her hands warm on fashionable outings." — S Lindsey Get them from Amazon for $24.99 (available in nine colors) 4. A s'mores-themed ChapStick collection because they're forever losing theirs and then *you're* finding them in pants' pockets while you're on laundry duty. Perhaps these fun flavors will inspire some memory improvement. Each set comes with three flavors: a Milk Chocolate, a Marshmallow, and a Graham Cracker flavor. Promising review: "My mom and I are ChapStick fans, so I bought us each a pack of these. The marshmallow is clear, the chocolate is brown, and the graham cracker is tan. The color isn’t too extreme, but it will leave a little bit of tint on your lips. The flavors are DELICIOUS. Graham cracker reminds me of Golden Grahams cereal and chocolate is just perfect. I love the marshmallow best because it tastes slightly toasted." — Elle Ardee Get it from Amazon for $5.19 . 5. Some gourmet chocolate-covered s'mores to help tide them over 'til they can get around an actual fire. Fyre is a small business that specializes in unique chocolate products. Promising review : "These are so delightful. These s’mores hit the spot by satisfying your sweet tooth and having actual flavor. I would love to eat the whole bag and it would be easy to do so. I thought they would be bigger as I was imagining them to be the size of a regular s’more, but it is more like the size of a fun size snicker. Already got a few more bags in my cart and it’s one of those snacks that you want to keep to yourself as if you share them, then everyone in your house will be eating your new favorite snack." — Rebecca Get a two bags from Amazon for $14.95 . 6. An updated version of the Taylor Swift Little Golden Book that'll elicit swoons from Swifties of all ages — even if you don't *get* it, you can get them this! It's so cheap that you can just buy a STACK to have at the ready. My colleague Heather Braga has and adores this book: "I have this book (as pictured above) and by that I mean the second I saw it available for pre-order I added it to my cart faster than you could say "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together." As the parent of a 2-year-old and a 6-month-old, I have many Little Golden Books in my home. However, this one is just STUNNING. I'm a big fan of Taylor (obviously) but was really enamored by how beautiful the pages in the first version was — so, naturally, I had to get the updated version! It's a short book, looks cute on my daughter's shelf, and is a hit for bedtime story time with my son who has, ahem, been mildly encouraged to *also* love Taylor Swift. What more could you want???" Get it from Amazon for $8.78 . 7. A pack of snowball-making molds because their skills aren't quite up to speed with Buddy The Elf's fast pitch. But they're getting there! Promising review: " Great product. Easy to use even for my 3- and 4-year-olds. Makes a perfect snowball! Highly recommend." — sarah Get a set of four from Amazon for $15.96 . 8. A shaved sheep plushie who fluctuates between hot and cold too, so they can zip him out of his "coat" whenever they want. Also, he just looks so happy to make a new friend! Promising review: "I love him. He is so cute and so well-made. He is the perfect size and shape. I named him Banana Peel Son since his wool comes off like a banana peel. Adorable. Would recommend to everyone." — Aerebys Stare "CUTIE PATOOTIES! I ordered one, and once I got it, I had to order three more for my friends. So adorable!" — Mary Olmstead Get it from Amazon for $11.99 . 9. A Scream party game with 20 minutes of play that'll turn out to be a crowd pleaser. Have you ever started a game of Monopoly at a party? You gotta keep it short and sweet with games! What's your favorite scary movie? For ages 13+ and 3–8 players. You can download a free app with original narration (from THE Ghostface Roger L. Jackson) and music. Promising review: "We got this for our 15-year-old son for Christmas and had an absolute BLAST playing it! It's so frantic and intense, but so much crazy fun. We played five rounds because we needed a tiebreaker, but Ghostface came out as the champion at the end. We played with five people, and it was chaotic, but we were cracking up. It takes a bit to get into the swing of it and remember to pass the knife at the end of your turn, but it's worth the learning curve. Whether you're a fan of the movies or not (we are), It's a lot of fun, and we recommend it!" — Queen of Giants Get it from Amazon for $9.99 . 10. Murdle, Volume 1 , a book chock full with so many mystery-themed logic puzzles (100, to be exact) that it should be illegal . And if you're worried about your pals snooping and getting answers from each other, you can get them different versions. There are three! Check out Volume 2 , Volume 3 , and even more themed Murdle books ! Promising review: "The puzzles are a lot of fun but the characters, story lines, and other details take the Murdle experience to another level. I have no idea how the author came up with all of this creativeness! You can Murdle solo or with friends. I look forward to future volumes but this one will keep me busy for awhile!" — Liz Gately Get it from Amazon for $10.25 . 11. A NeeDoh Nice Cube , aka a sensory fidget toy made for all kinds of squishing and squeezing, but won't pick up dirt and debris. Give 'em some of that goo! Promising review: "High quality and very durable! This cube is fantastic for any age and any need. The cube provides slight resistance when compressed, which is both stress-relieving and satisfying!!! Once squeezed, it quickly returns to its natural shape. A great choice!" — Joe stevenson Get it from Amazon for $9.68 the color is either blue, pink, or purple and gets selected for you at random. 12. A book-shaped flower vase any bibliophile will appreciate, especially because it's always hard to figure out WHICH book they haven't read yet and they already have enough bookmarks that'll would reach the moon if put end to end. Check out a TikTok of the book vase in action. Promising review : "The vase was so pretty I bought a second! They're durable and very appealing to the eye. I will be purchasing more." — kayla Get it from Amazon for $9.99 (available in three colors). 13. A pack of zombie plant seeds for a super satisfying gag for any (existing or hopeful) indoor plant enthusiasts. When you touch the plant it wilts (or plays dead) for a few minutes before going back to normal. Also, it's just a pretty plant! Promising review: "This was a fun plant. My kids enjoyed watching the leaves pull up and then spread back out. I even mailed one to a family member so they could try it out. I would buy this again!" — Nene582 Get a pack of two from Amazon for $9.95 . 14. A ~fruity~ ceramic sugar bowl that'll provide the perfect place to store sugar, seasonings, or, according to one review, cut lemon slices 'til it's tea time. They come in pomegranate, lemon, lime, orange, and even a pair of strawberries. Promising review: "This little sugar bowl is exactly what I was looking for to use at my coffee bar. My kitchen colors are orange, copper, and bronze, and this goes perfectly with my kitchen décor. It is made of high-quality, fired, and glazed ceramic; the lid fits perfectly, and the orange is true to the color. You can't beat the price, either. I utterly love this sugar bowl." — TexasGirlinaNevadaWorld Get it from Amazon for $9.99 +. 15. Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza , a super-fun card game you can then play with them because that NSFW Cards Against Humanity deck is a bit tired by now. Well, with this, it's safe for *all* ages. Recommended for ages 8+. As soon as there is a match between a card and a spoken word, race against each other to slap your hand on the central pile of cards. The last one to do so must take them all. Be quick to be the first to get rid of all your cards. But watch out! Your mind will play tricks on you. Promising review: "This game is more mind-bending than you think. Don’t let the cuteness fool you. This game is by far the most competitive and fun party game to play with friends!! The special cards mess with your mind! "Pros: hours of fun, cute drawing style, unique packaging, easy to play "Cons: may result in red hands, strain of voice from intense playing" — Hani Get it from Amazon for $9.99 . And if your household already has this game, consider Moose Match Mayhem , a fun, family-friendly matching card game from the makers of Taco Goat Cheese Pizza. 16. A cult-favorite ~secret~ popcorn salt for a super snacker who always complains about microwave popcorn never stacking up to the movie-theater variety. We get it! You don't have to bring it up every time! (I've used this stuff and it's GREAT.) I invested in one of these delicious cartons after reading my colleague Emma Lord rave about it. It's super salty, super buttery, and like, probably something you shouldn't eat every day. But boy is it a total TREAT. Promising review: "I am a person who will make myself sick eating buckets of popcorn (I have no self control). This has by far been my favorite 'TikTok made me buy' item. My at-home popcorn is now my favorite thing to make and I don't need to go the theater for popcorn. Very much worth the purchase and this will last me such a long time." — S Martinez Get it from Amazon for $9.45 . 17. An ingenious pair of *claw* gardening gloves can help 'em dig a bit more efficiently. Perhaps they'll thank you by divulging some gardening secrets or sharing some bulbs! Promising review: "These are a game changer for gardening and the most brilliant invention ever! I love that the thumb doesn’t have a claw because I can still keep these on and pull off dead leaves. It also makes removing the plant from its planter to put in the ground easier with no thumb claw. The plastic tips are comfortable and easy to maneuver. They make digging a breeze. These pointy tips also help in pulling off dead leaves/limbs from thicker plants/bushes. My claws have yet to show signs of separation between the hard plastic tips and the rubbery fabric of the glove. So I’d absolutely say the durability surpasses most expectations. I absolutely love these gloves so much that I may even use them for doing dishes. Those claws could so easily scrape off that gunk that’s shellacked on to the dishes your teenager has stashed in their room. " — Shopaddict Get it from Amazon for $7.95+ (available in two colors and as a pack of two). 18. "Pocket World," an adult stress relief coloring book if watching the Barbie movie awakened something in them last year and they're revisiting all kinds of childhood toys. This book captures the essence of Polly Pocket for when they just wanna color in the lines and zone out. Psst — Coco Wyo has a *ton* of other cozy stress relief coloring books with different themes in their Amazon storefront ! Promising review: "One of my favorites ever!!! The idea is perfect, and the pages are all unique and fun to color, with no repetition, and the details aren't too tiny. Great for anxiety if you're doing coloring for mental health. (I hate the pages that are just tiny patterns repeated endlessly. Makes my anxiety worse.)" — Ezra Johnson Get it from Amazon for $7.99 . 19. A set of Minnie Mouse ear scrunchies that'll please the Disney Adult (or child) who already has every single thing Disney already. These won't hurt their heads like the regular ears, either! Promising review: "I bought these at the last minute prior to a school trip to Disney. They came in a two-pack. I wore them EVERY DAY of the trip. They are so dang cute and durable. Standing in lines for the ride, almost EVERYONE asked me about them. They thought I bought them there, but surprisingly, NOT ONE shop at any of the Disney properties sold this. I sold one to someone in the line!" — Melissa Rae Get a two-pack from Amazon for $8.89 (available in 13 styles). 20. A gorgeous embossed journal with 160 *lightly* lined pages to give off the vibe that you spent a LOT more dough on it. Peter Pauper Press is a small biz specializing in stationery and books. Promising review: "This is a beautiful notebook. It's small and nice to keep in your bag or purse. I gifted it to my friend, and they loved it! 5/5 would recommend!" — Eric Get it from Amazon for $8.99 (also available in a tree , rosettes , and floral designs). 21. A Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas cross stitch kit if they're super crafty but haven't quite struck into cross-stitching yet. (It's super fun!) This beginner's kit comes with thread, printed fabric, needle, step-by-step instructions, and a 3-inch plastic hoop, Get it from Amazon for $6.99 . 22. A mini Bob Ross paint-by-numbers kit for anyone whose happy place is watching Bob paint some "happy little trees." It comes with three pre-printed canvases, seven paint pots, a mini brush, and a mini easel so they can display their little masterpieces. The kit's three paint-by-number canvases include two landscapes and one portrait of Bob. They'll also get an instruction sheet and a mini book all about Bob! Promising review: "I have to admit I was skeptical because of the price and size. However, I got these for my husband for his birthday (he loves Bob Ross) and What a find!! We had so much fun mixing colors and painting. Would definitely recommend. The fact that they are small makes them even more special. I wish there were more to paint!" — slb m Get it from Amazon for $7.99 . 23. A gaggle of tiny strawberry candles if their weak spot is things shaped like food that *aren't* food. This is an extra adorable option. Check out a TikTok of the strawberry candles in action. Promising review: "These are just the cutest little candles and ever so summery! Their size, appearance and scent are just like real strawberries. Perfect as little take-home favors or decorations for a backyard picnic!" — M. Milton Get a set of four from Amazon for $9.99+ (available in red and pink). 24. A handy jewelry holder that'll be a majorly dramatic storage focal point. Especially because they're a sucker for something that's straight-up glam AND useful. Promising review: "Perfect for someone who has many rings. Nice way to store and display." — Anna Get it from Amazon for $8.99+ (available in seven colors). 25. A copy of Burn After Writing , a guided journal they've probably eyed on TikTok. It urges journal owners to express and explore their feelings away from screen. And then, WELL, they can burn it after writing. Which is just fun. Promising review: "I first saw this book on TikTok and decided to look more into it. I purchased four total because I know some people holding onto things that are difficult to let go of. It’s a great way to look at things from a different perspective and truly hold yourself accountable to different things in your life. I love what it stands for and I look forward to when I burn mine after I’m done. Self love, self care, and meditation for a better state of mind tomorrow is always the goal. I definitely recommend it to those susceptible to change and the willingness to try things different. You’re so much more than what’s been done to you and someone’s inability to see your worth does not decrease your value. Choose you for a change." — Brent Helm Get it from Amazon for $7 . 26. Or Wreck This Journal for your seriously creative friend who could use some fun inspiration but hasn't been able to find that in regular old journals. Promising review: "I’m 17 and I loved this. In the intro it says the page instructions are all up to interpretation, so if it says 'spill your drink' or something you can take that literally or choose to paint on it with something such as tea or coffee that’ll look like brown watercolor. I love that it’s full of bizarre prompts but that you have wiggle room if you don’t want to do anything too crazy. I would recommend this if you’re just looking for something fun or if you’re going through some challenges this is really helpful to distract/express/push yourself! " — Marlee Get it from Amazon for $9.59 . 27. A pack of parachute toys might just see tons of action from all members of the family — especially if the gift unwrapping happens in a house with a set of stairs or balcony. Promising review: "My 5-year-old nephew wanted a parachute so bad, but we didn't want him jumping off the roof of the house, so I found these toys, and he LOVES them! The boys have contests and make up games on who's chute goes farthest or highest, and they play play play! It's awesome! " — Amazon Customer Get a pack of four from Amazon for $8.98+ (available in two colors). 28. A cute embroidered bookmark you can let them come to the natural conclusion that you bought from a charming holiday market or craft fair. Promising review: "It fits the page or pages well. Very beautiful and unique design. I love it." — Rargrasi Kumar Get it from Amazon for $7.99 (available in letters A–Z and four styles). 29. A gentle bubbly clay mask can help remove blackheads and minimize the appearance of pores...and your fave beauty fiend (or someone just getting into skincare) will have a blast using. Maybe even use it together for TikTok? Check out a TikTok of the foaming mask in action. Promising review: "I love this stuff! I received some for a gift and then purchased it for my daughter from Amazon. It feels like a clay mask going on, and then starts bubbling and turns to a thinner substance when it's done. I feel like it is very gentle on my face. My skin feels amazing after I wash it off. It feels like I used moisturizer, even though I did not. I hear that these masks are very popular in Japan." — L. Shea Get it from Amazon for $9.88 (available in packs of one, two, and three). 30. A mini reading journal full of fun prompts that'll be a step up from the note they've been keeping on their phone. Surely I'm not the only one who keeps a note on their phone like this?! Promising review: "Love this journal. Very cute convenient size (especially if you are someone who writes small, or doesn't have too too much to say) I really love the star system for coloring in with a pen. There are also prompts throughout the journal like 'favorite author,' 'books I want to read,' 'quotes to remember,' etc. The back asks you to fill out the saddest book, funniest book, literary character you'd date, and a few others." — River Get it from Amazon for $9 . 31. Spine-tingling pens could be wildly appropriate for your favorite creep or medical professional. Or both! They are *not* mutually exclusive IDs. Promising review: "Got these as gifts for a couple of friends in med school and they thought these were so fun! Immediately started identifying the bones. I have no idea if they write well or are good to hold, but they made my friends giggle and that was the main goal." — J Get 10 pens from Amazon for $7.50 (also available in 5- or 20-packs). 32. A candle wick trimmer to keep their luxury candles in tip-top shape to make them last. Promising review: "It actually helps the candle last longer. Less black soot on the inside of the candle jar and discoloring the wax. Burns more evenly, safer less unruly flame shooting up. It's possible to get inside tall glass candle containers. I thought it might be an unnecessary foolish purpose, but I'm glad I have it." — Cathy Mc Carthy Get it from Amazon for $5.99 . 33. A cuticle oil can do their personal beauty counter, cuticles, and skin good. Promising review: "This Cuccio milk-and-honey cuticle moisturizer is truly a cuticle saver. Applying one drop to each cuticle and massaging it in completely will leave your cuticles and hands feeling soft, looking great and the smell is divine. I use it on both my hands and feet and I’m comfortable showing my fingernails and toenails this summer because this product has made it so easy to feel confident knowing I won’t have crusty cuticles." — Rina C Get it from Amazon for $8.88+ (available in eight scents and three sizes). 34. A scratch-off holographic notes set they can use to leave lil' notes for each other. Promising review: "These are so fun! I got them for my daughter as a Christmas gift, but we have so enjoyed leaving each other little notes with them!" — Kiki Simmons Get a box of 150 notes and two styluses from Amazon for $8.99 . 35. A minimalist tissue box cover to help them address their sniffles without messing up their interior aesthetic. ALSO, to remind them to keep a box of tissues around so they don't have to blow their nose with toilet paper. That is my nightstand. I love this thing! And it for real reminds me to buy tissues. Promising review: "Since I am a broke 31-year-old this was the only house I can afford. Plus it helps hide the tissues I use to cry in every night." — Lizbanta Get it from Amazon for $8 . 36. A rainbow prism suncatcher they can easily hang indoors or out to refract sunlight and make their living room look even cooler. Promising review: "This might be the best thing I’ve ever purchased. My room looks magical on sunny afternoons . If you love yourself buy these crystals. Not only are the rainbows pretty but the crystals are too." — Tiffany Tyree Get a set of two from Amazon for $7.98 . 37. BestLand high-performance matte lipsticks come out to less than $2 a piece but wear like luxury brand lippies, according to reviewers. After all, they have better things to do than constantly touch up lip color. Promising reviews: "What can I say, I saw a TikTok about this lipstick and for $10 had to try it! The reviews are right, for some reason this lipstick is better than even $20 name brand ones bought from Ulta. Not only does it smell great, but dries in under a minute and survived eating a cupcake, a Starbucks drink, and an entire evening out, no smudging and had to be removed with a makeup wipe. Fantastic product!!" — Claire "Beautiful and soooo worth the money! Usually I always purchase either Stila Cosmetics or Kylie Jenner but both of those are very pricey and expensive , so I looked up matte lip glosses on Amazon and saw this and thought I would give it a try. I absolutely love it. Very easy to put on does not smudge, beautiful colors, very very happy about the size of it! I went and purchased set B now because I love this product!" — Vickyy Get a six-piece set from Amazon for $9.99 (available in three shade combos). 38. A jar of "Ass Kickin" sweet and spicy jelly beans in case your recipient is always trying to talk you into trying some new hot sauce with a scary name — or just insists you eat wings while you watch Hot Ones . These are sweet on the outside and spicy on the inside thanks to habanero pepper. Ass Kickin' is a small business that specializes in spicy candy, popcorn, and sauces. Promising review: "If you like spicy and sweet you will most definitely like these jelly beans. It didn't take me long to devour the whole jar and will say that I enjoyed every spicy hot bean. I wouldn't say it's like over the top hot but it's a comfortable hot that keeps me eating one after the other." — Bill Reiner Get it from Amazon for $9.95 . 39. A set of french fry clips because, well, no one wants stale chips! (This'll likely benefit you, too.) Promising review : "These are very cute and I love the magnet holder to stick on my fridge so they are easily accessible. Not sure about the durability, haven't used very long." — Save the Bees Get a set of 12 clips from Amazon for $14.90 . 40. Plus, some kitty cat oven mitts will help protect their paws from sizzling cookie sheets. Promising review: "We are hard on our oven mitts, and these are holding up well after a year." — The Elated Emu Get them from Amazon for $14.29 . 41. A handy-handy mushroom funnel that'll help transfer viscous liquids from one container to another in a ridiculously adorable way. Promising review: "Lovely. Great for decanting wine or filling soy sauce jars and oil dispensers. Not for thick things like ketchup. So cute I keep it in the window." — MicheleS Get it from Amazon for $17.95+ (available in two sizes). 42. A pickle wine stopper perfect for anyone who adores both wine *and* brine. Also, it'll be easier to spot in a kitchen drawer than a boring ole' black traditional wine stopper. Promising review: "I bought this pickle wine stopper for my nephew and his partner. It keeps air out of the bottle with a snug fit and it cleans up easily after use. The fact that they love 'pickle' anything is an added bonus!" — Cynthia Get it from Amazon for $15 (available in four other styles). 43. A set of vinyl coasters as a not-so-subtle hint that they need to stop parking their coffee mugs and water glasses on your bare-naked wood furniture. Promising review : "I absolutely adore these!!! They are so cute and definitely do the job! They keep the surface free from water rings and make me giggle!" — johnny williams Get a set of six from Amazon for $5.99 . 44. A quirky Sasquatch 12-in-1 multitool to lend a hand (and Big Foot) the next time they need to pop open a bottle. This TSA-friendly beast will be the perfect ~elusive~ addition to your handy, cryptid-obsessed partner's stocking. Each tool includes a 1-inch ruler, 1.5-inch carabiner, bottle opener, cord cutter, flat head screwdriver, Phillips head screwdriver, butterfly wrench, can opener, and four hex wrench positions. Promising review: "No joke, I was out with my husband after I got him this multitool. Three different times, guys came up complimenting him on this and asked where he got it and talked a few times about how handy this Big Foot tool is. 10/10 would buy for him again." — N. Bower Get it from Amazon for $10.89 (available in dozens of other fun styles). 45. A book of 642 tiny things to draw will give them some creative inspiration. Sometimes it helps to have a little direction with your doodling. This book is only 5.4 inches tall, so it'll easily fit in a stocking — many reviewers on Amazon said they purchased as a stocking stuffer! BuzzFeed Shopping contributor Jonathan Mazzei says, "My girlfriend got me this book as a gift a few years ago, and it turned out to be even better than I expected! The prompts are super fun, and help you to think outside of the box even during those moments when you feel like you have no ideas. It's great to casually doodle in while passing time since you don't have to think of what to draw, but it also can be really helpful when brainstorming for creative projects . My girlfriend is a visual artist and graphic designer, and she loves using it to play around with ideas and make her think of things she never would have thought of without it. Plus, it's small and super portable! Highly recommend!" My former colleague Rachelle Yang is also a huge fan: "I've made a lot of unnecessary purchases in my life, but this is one of the best ones — I use it so much, it's starting to feel like a necessary purchase. Let me preface this by saying that I did not draw that pic above; I can't take credit for it. Whenever I have my friends over, I hand them this book and let them draw something in it (hence the amazing drawing of the house in space), and everyone loves it, even if they don't have a single artistic bone in their body. I spend so much time drawing silly little pictures that my screen time has actually gone down . It's so entertaining, and it truly amazes me how much joy can come from a book that's the size of my hand. " Get it from Amazon for $9.25 . 46. An ingenious pair of *claw* gardening gloves to help 'em dig a bit more efficiently. But only after they've chased you around the house while wearing them. Promising review: "These are a game changer for gardening and the most brilliant invention ever! I love that the thumb doesn’t have a claw because I can still keep these on and pull off dead leaves. It also makes removing the plant from its planter to put in the ground easier with no thumb claw. The plastic tips are comfortable and easy to maneuver. They make digging a breeze. These pointy tips also help in pulling off dead leaves/limbs from thicker plants/bushes. My claws have yet to show signs of separation between the hard plastic tips and the rubbery fabric of the glove. So I’d absolutely say the durability surpasses most expectations. I absolutely love these gloves so much that I may even use them for doing dishes. Those claws could so easily scrape off that gunk that’s shellacked on to the dishes your teenager has stashed in their room. " — Shopaddict Get it from Amazon for $7.95+ (available in three colors and as a pack of two). 47. An outhouse wall calendar that'd make an EXCELLENT gag gift. But is also kinda gorgeous? Talk about pooping in some picturesque places. My dad bought my brother an outhouse calendar for ~four Christmases in a row, and he LOVED it. Promising review: "I buy one every year for laughs." — John Westlake Get it from Amazon for $16.99 . 48. A set of Globbles that'll be a nice get-away-from-the-computer exercise in getting out a bit of stress and frustration. They're squishy and can stick to all kinds of surfaces *without* leaving behind a mess. Def a one-up from the stress-relieving slime of yore. So really, anyone could seemingly enjoy these. Check out a TikTok of the Globbles in action. Promising review: "Bought a six-pack for my neurodivergent family. We are all either ADHD or autistic. I struggle with compulsive hair pulling and bought these to help keep my hands busy. They are the perfect size, more satisfying than a stress ball, clean easily, fun to hurl at the wall or ceiling, and so far have lasted very well. I did test the durability of one and did break one when I pulled it as hard as I could —the inside looks something like shaving cream and didn’t smell or anything. But if you have a kid who is an aggressive chewer, perhaps keep an eye on them." — Amazon Customer Get a set of six from Amazon for $9.99 . 49. A Silly Poopy's Hide & Seek game that, yes, is truly made for kids. But gift it to a parent who grew up on Captain Underpants for a total hit. And when the adult's old bones get tired of playing, the game can completely take over because the Silly Poopy does the hiding! Check out a TikTok of the Silly Poopy in action. Promising review: "Let me tell you that if you want hours of endless fun of hide and go seek without having to hide yourself, this is a must-get! When it's hidden it makes various toot noises and says stuff so the kids know if they are close. And when they find it and press the button to do and sing the Silly Poopy dance ... even you will dance and sing along!!! Doesn't need batteries and come on, it's poop? Who doesn't think poop and toot noises are funny and if they don't they are lying to themselves. A must-have for fun with your kids without barely doing any work!! " — andrea kelli gorman Get it from Amazon for $12.99 . 50. A bag of some "reindeer farts" that'll send anyone into a fit of giggles, regardless of age. Little Stinker is a small biz specializing in, well, the obvious. Promising review: "I won't lie, the whole reason I purchased this is because I knew that my kids would laugh at the name. However, I was really happy with how yummy the actual cotton candy in the bag was! The candy was fresh, and well packaged, and the product name got the laughs expected. Overall, I would say it's a bit expensive for what you get (though it was easily enough for me and two children to share), but would still recommend as a cute/silly gift for someone who would get a kick out of this type of thing." — Deb Get it from Amazon for $8.95 . 51. A pound of cereal marshmallows so they don't have to pick out all the marshmallows out of shared boxes of Lucky Charms. Sigh. Medley Hills is a small biz. Promising review: "Buying these charms was one of the best decisions of my life. The bag is twice the size of my head. The marshmallows are aesthetically pleasing and delicious . It's everything I ever wanted in a snack." — Amazon Customer Get it from Amazon for $11.60 . 52. Self-heating soothing foot masks made with Epsom salts, lavender, and peppermint for those nights when they REAAAALLY want a foot massage but no one but their precious cat is around to help. The kitty is busy making biscuits overtime. He knows the rent is due! Check out a TikTok of the foot masks in action. My colleague Emma Lord loves these: "I'm a long-ish distance runner and these were certainly an interesting experience for my feet! You slide them on and after a few minutes feel a tingling, mildly burning (in a good way) sensation. It doesn't quite numb your feet, but it relaxes them. I kept them on for 30 minutes and then toweled my feet off, and the tingling sensation slowly faded over the next 30 minutes. After that my feet felt very refreshed and relaxed at a time of day when they're usually aching from all the miles I put in. The whole thing was a mess-free, easy process, and I will definitely keep them on hand for longer run days!" Promising review: "Very soothing. My husband and l used these on our European vacation and they definitely felt good on our feet!" — KS2018 Get a set of three pairs from Amazon for $10.77 . 53. A book of judgy fish stickers can do all the side-eyeing for them for when you're not there to seem them do it from across the room. It comes with 60+ stickers, including some puffy stickers. Promising review: "100/10. Absolutely fantastic. I didn't know I needed passive-aggressive fish in my life, but now I want more. Can't stop sending them in my letters to my family, and it's so much fun to hear their reactions." — E.M. Get it from Amazon and Brass Monkey for $8 (also check out the Shady Birds and Moody Cats sticker books). 54. The I Love Trader Joe's Cookbook to help just about anyone who shops there transform their buys into something even more delicious. Check out a TikTok of the Trader Joe's cookbook in action. Promising review : "For Trader Joe's lovers everywhere, this is a fantastic cookbook! It is filled with hints and tips, shopping guidelines, nicely organized recipe categories, and beautiful mouthwatering pictures. I love how the recipes note if they are gluten-free or vegetarian, etc. I ❤ Trader Joe's and I ❤ this cookbook!" — Love My Bookish Life Get it from Amazon for $9.99 . 55. An "Everyday Mindfulness"-themed word search book will help them use their mind without using their mind TOO much, if ya' know what I mean. Promising review: "This is exactly what I was looking for! It lays flat to easily complete the word search and not have to fight with the book. There are different types of puzzles, and some have extra secret searches! It’s great for the slow days at work!! I will definitely be buying more of these word searches!" — Roy Y Hahn Get it from Amazon for $8 . Reviews have been edited for length and/or clarity.
TORONTO (AP) — Hannah Miller scored a power-play goal with 1:38 remaining in the game, lifting the Toronto Sceptres to a 3-1 victory over the Boston Fleet in the Professional Women’s Hockey League season opener on Saturday. With Boston standout Hilary Knight in the penalty box for a vicious boarding penalty on Sceptres defender Renata Fast, Miller made good on her rebound attempt on a shot by Daryl Watts with a half-open net. Fast recovered for an assist on the winner before 8,089 fans at Coca-Cola Coliseum. The Fleet challenged the goal, but video review deemed Miller’s shot was good. Sarah Nurse got Toronto on the board with a short-handed tally 11:50 into the first period and Emma Maltais added an empty-net strike with 12 seconds left. Boston’s Hilary Knight opened the scoring 3 minutes in, sending a slap shot past Toronto goalie Kristen Campbell, who registered 18 stops on the night. Toronto outshot Boston 41-19. Boston goalie Aerin Frankel, a big reason why her team advanced to the Walter Cup final last spring, had 38 saves. Sceptres: Billie Jean King MVP Natalie Spooner missed the season opener. The PWHL scoring champion underwent left knee surgery in June after getting injured in Game 3 of Toronto’s first-round series against Minnesota. Fleet: Defender Emma Greco played her first game for Boston. She was part of the Walter Cup-winning Minnesota team that defeated Boston in a three-game series last spring. With the game tied 1-1, the Sceptres failed to score during a 59-second 5-on-3 advantage midway through the second period. Boston blocked five shots during the span. Last year, Toronto enjoyed an 11-game win streak en route to its regular-season championship, including three wins against Boston. Boston will play its home opener on Wednesday, a rematch with the Walter Cup-champion Minnesota. Toronto visits Ottawa on Tuesday. AP women’s hockey: https://apnews.com/hub/womens-hockeyWhat we know about the secret Gaza documents allegedly leaked by Benjamin Netanyahu aide
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 25, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Glancy Prongay & Murray LLP ("GPM") reminds investors of the upcoming January 13, 2025 deadline to file a lead plaintiff motion in the class action filed on behalf of investors who purchased or otherwise acquired Hasbro, Inc. ("Hasbro" or the "Company") HAS common stock between February 7, 2022, and October 25, 2023 , inclusive (the "Class Period"). If you suffered a loss on your Hasbro investments or would like to inquire about potentially pursuing claims to recover your loss under the federal securities laws, you can submit your contact information at https://www.glancylaw.com/cases/Hasbro-Inc-1/ . You can also contact Pavithra Rajesh, of GPM at 310-201-9150, Toll-Free at 888-773-9224, or via email at shareholders@glancylaw.com to learn more about your rights. On January 26, 2023, Hasbro disclosed that its fourth quarter 2022 financial results would see revenue lowered by 17% year-over-year and that, to combat weakening sales, the Company planned to lay off 15% of its global workforce. Further, the Company announced the immediate departure of its COO. On this news, Hasbro's stock price fell $5.17, or 8.1%, to close at $58.61 per share on January 27, 2023, thereby injuring investors. Then, on October 26, 2023, Hasbro released its third quarter 2023 financial results, disclosed an 18% decline in Consumer Products revenues year-over-year and a reduced guidance for the remainder of the year. The Company further explained that it was forecasting "$50-ish million of onetime cost" that was to be spent on "mov[ing] through inventory at the retailer level, extra marketing to move through the inventory, [and] extra obsolescence cost" in its Consumer Products segment. On this news, Hasbro's stock price fell $6.38, or 11.7%, to close at $48.37 per share on October 26, 2023, thereby injuring investors further. The complaint filed in this class action alleges that throughout the Class Period, Defendants made materially false and/or misleading statements, as well as failed to disclose material adverse facts about the Company's business, operations, and prospects. Specifically, Defendants failed to disclose to investors that: (1) the Company had a significant buildup of inventory that it was struggling to manage and which far exceeded customer demand; and (2) as a result, Defendants' positive statements about the Company's business, operations, and prospects were materially misleading and/or lacked a reasonable basis at all relevant times. Follow us for updates on LinkedIn , Twitter , or Facebook . If you purchased or otherwise acquired Hasbro common stock during the Class Period, you may move the Court no later than January 13, 2025 to request appointment as lead plaintiff in this putative class action lawsuit. To be a member of the class action you need not take any action at this time; you may retain counsel of your choice or take no action and remain an absent member of the class action. If you wish to learn more about this class action, or if you have any questions concerning this announcement or your rights or interests with respect to the pending class action lawsuit, please contact Pavithra Rajesh, Esquire, of GPM, 1925 Century Park East, Suite 2100, Los Angeles, California 90067 at 310-201-9150, Toll-Free at 888-773-9224, by email to shareholders@glancylaw.com , or visit our website at www.glancylaw.com . If you inquire by email please include your mailing address, telephone number and number of shares purchased. This press release may be considered Attorney Advertising in some jurisdictions under the applicable law and ethical rules. Contacts Glancy Prongay & Murray LLP, Los Angeles Pavithra Rajesh, 310-201-9150 or 888-773-9224 shareholders@glancylaw.com www.glancylaw.com © 2024 Benzinga.com. Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved.