Black Friday has come and gone, but there's still Cyber Monday to look forward to. Alongside deals for that day, there are still countless deals lingering from Black Friday. Spending a lot of money is tempting, but you don’t have to! There are tons of great stuff out there for under $100. You might be surprised at the cool tech and handy home gadgets you can snag for a good deal right now. From cutting-edge tech to home essentials and beauty must-haves, there's no shortage of incredible offers to seize. CNET's experts handpicked the best value-driven deals, featuring standout finds from major retailers like Amazon , Best Buy , Walmart and many more. These savings are still live across all categories, including tech, home goods, apparel and more. The number of deals is constantly changing every day though, so if you've been looking to score some great budget items for yourself or as holiday gifts , you're in the right place. There's even a list of the top tech you can get for at least 50% off at several retailers. We’ve put together some of the coolest finds you can snag for $100 or less, all in one spot. We’ll keep this page updated throughout the weekend and on Cyber Monday, so make sure to check back often for the latest deals under $100. Best Black Friday deals under $100 The Amazon Echo Show 8 is a frontrunner for the best smart display of 2024. This 2023 model has an 8-inch HD touchscreen, a 13-megapixel camera and a built-in microphone so you can check the weather, set timers, update your calendar and much more totally hands-free. Plus, it also doubles as a digital picture frame. This deal also comes with a free Energetic smart bulb , which has a color palette of 16 million hues. Looking for a TV on a tight budget? This option has a smaller screen that's an excellent choice for bedrooms, dorms, offices and other compact spaces. It also comes with an Alexa remote for convenient hands-free control. One of our favorite Bluetooth speakers is portable, comes equipped with a 12-hour battery life and has dual passive radiators for powerful sound. It's also waterproof and dustproof so you can take it just about anywhere. And right now all six color variants are on sale at Best Buy. Best Black Friday tech deals under $100 These 2024 Beats are some of our favorite over-ear headphones available at the moment. They're not noise-canceling, but do support lossless audio, boast solid voice-call performance and impressed our reviewers with their substantial 50-hour battery life. There are four different color variants, but only pink, matte black and blue are on sale at the moment. We've recently seen them discounted by as much as $100, but this price cut is still a solid deal if you'd rather lock in a deal now rather than wait to see if they drop again during Cyber Monday sales. Best Black Friday home deals under $100 The Shark StainStriker is a lightweight, dual-activated stain eliminator designed to tackle tough stains and odors with 20x more power. Perfect for carpets, upholstery, furniture and even cars, it uses powerful suction and an OXY-infused cleaning formula to lift dirt and liquids for a like-new finish. Compact and pet-friendly, it’s the ultimate solution for whole-home cleaning and easy storage. Best Black Friday kitchen deals under $100 The compact-sized Keurig K-Slim can serve up cups as large as 12 ounces. The built-in water reservoir is good for multiple brews, and you can even slot in a travel-sized mug to brew up some fresh coffee for your morning commute. Its energy saver function saves power. Best Black Friday health, beauty and wellness deals under $100 The Tymo Hair Straightening Brush combines the functionality of a comb and flat iron in one tool, delivering a super straight look and blowout-style results with a single pass. Featuring 3D brush teeth and PTC heating technology, it evenly distributes heat, reducing damage by 50% and leaving your hair frizz-free. With five heat settings, a quick 20-second heat-up, anti-scald protection and an auto-off feature, it’s the ultimate time-saving and safe solution for all hair types. Read more: The Best Black Friday 50% (or More) Off Deals Are Black Friday deals under $100 worth buying? You won't find many big-ticket items like TVs and laptops in the sub-$100 price range, but there are still a ton of more affordable Black Friday bargains still live for you to take advantage of. For $100 or less, you can pick up discounted tech and gadgets like headphones , kitchen appliances and smart home devices. Even if you're not in the market for anything specific, you can still take advantage of these holiday savings to stock up on everyday essentials and household basics like towels, charging cables and more. What should I look for in a Black Friday deal under $100? When you're shopping for Black Friday deals in the under $100 price range, you'll need to pay close attention to a product's brand or manufacturer. During major shopping events, many retailers -- especially Amazon and Walmar t -- are flooded with cheap knock-offs and outlandish offers from sketchy third-party vendors. Look for popular and trusted name brands, and ensure that your order is being fulfilled by an official retailer or the manufacturer directly. This information can usually be found beneath the product name or the "add to cart" button.UCF coach Gus Malzahn reportedly resigning to take Florida State OC job
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Following Elon Musk 's criticism of Dana Carvey's portrayal of him on Saturday Night Live ( SNL ), the comedian said on Friday that the billionaire's "incredible accent" is tough to mimic. SNL 's November 9 episode saw the aftermath of the 2024 election in which President-elect Donald Trump won a decisive victory over Vice President Kamala Harris . Playing the vice president for SNL 's 50th season is Maya Rudolph while Trump is played by James Austin Johnson. The episode's cold open began soberly as SNL cast members discussed Trump's victory and joked they had all been in his corner from the very beginning. Carvey had then debuted an impression of Musk who was one of Trump's biggest donors during the election and has since been appointed to have a formal role in the incoming administration. Mimicking Musk's antics on the campaign trail, Carvey's Musk jumped up and down and performed some dance moves as the show's cast members looked on with straight faces. However, the skit has since caught the attention of Musk on his social media platform X, formerly Twitter , in which he criticized NBC 's long running comedy sketch show and wrote, "SNL has been dying slowly for years, as they become increasingly out of touch with reality." Musk, who also hosted an episode of SNL in May 2021, also replied to an X post with screenshots of Carvey wearing a "gothic" black Make America Great Again (MAGA) hat in the skit, writing, "They are so mad that @realDonaldTrump won." In a Friday episode of his Superfly podcast with comedian David Spade, Carvey spoke about his impression of Musk and said he struggled to come up with an accent for Musk, noting his "incredible accent" stems from several regions. "I can't do Elon Musk very well but I can do something that sounds not like anything. He has an incredible accent...South Africa via Canada, via Pennsylvania. It's almost like, it's a little bit of Australian in there, a little bit of British, but he's not totally that," Carvey said. Musk was born and raised in South Africa before moving to Canada and then the United States. Newsweek has reached out to Musk via Tesla's email for comment. While Carvey did not address Musk's criticism of SNL directly, he revealed that he would return to the show in December. "So now, if you ever see me on SNL—I'm going back in December—you see me come off the stage, just remember, within seconds, I will be skipping for quite a while," Carvey said. Carvey, who was a regular cast member on SNL from 1986 to 1993, returned this season to play President Joe Biden leading up to Election Day. Carvey's remarks come as Musk has continued to be at the forefront of the upcoming Trump administration as the president-elect announced earlier this month that the founder of Tesla and SpaceX would lead what he called the "Department of Government Efficiency" or (DOGE), along with entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy , to "dismantle Government Bureaucracy, slash excess regulations, cut wasteful expenditures, and restructure Federal Agencies." No such department exists and the president-elect didn't offer many details about how it would operate or how it would be staffed, if at all. Trump's statement said DOGE "will provide advice and guidance from outside of Government, and will partner with the White House and Office of Management & Budget." The appointment of Musk has raised concerns since he frequently posts his political opinions on X, which he bought in October 2022, and has continued to speak on what he aims to do given his recent appointment. University of Michigan public policy professor Donald Moynihan previously told Newsweek that while "[DOGE] will be a Federal Advisory Committee" instead of an actual department, Trump's statement does not address that Musk's companies are the recipients of government contracts and subsidies. "Both of those things are fine until Musk is given charge of government, and gets to make recommendations about which agencies should have reduced budgets, or which officials should be fired," Moynihan said. "Musk has enormous and multiple conflicts of interest that should prohibit him from working in the Trump administration. It becomes impossible to maintain the claim that the government will not now favor Musk when he has power over their agencies." Moynihan added that Musk's involvement in the federal government "creates the appearance of corruption and increases the chances that such corruption will take place. It increases the risk that policy will be made and implemented to satisfy the desires of the richest man in the world rather than the American public." Following Trump's announcement, Musk said that "[a]ll actions of the Department of Government Efficiency will be posted online for maximum transparency." Responding to the professor's comments, Trump-Vance spokesperson Brian Hughes previously told Newsweek that "the transition team will ensure the Department of Government Efficiency and those involved with it are compliant with all legal guidelines related to conflicts of interest.", /PRNewswire/ -- The board of directors today declared a quarterly dividend of per share on the company's common shares, payable . : The board of directors declared a quarterly dividend of per share on the company's common shares. Dividends on common stock as well as Series A and Series C preferred stock are payable on . 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Thousands remained without power in the Seattle area on Saturday after a “bomb cyclone” storm system hit the West Coast earlier in the week, killing two people. Parts of the Northeast and Appalachia also began the weekend with heavy precipitation. Pakistan partially stops mobile and internet services ahead of pro-Imran Khan protest ISLAMABAD (AP) — Pakistan has suspended mobile and internet services “in areas with security concerns” as supporters of imprisoned former premier Imran Khan gear up for a protest in the capital. The government and Interior Ministry made the announcement on X, which is banned in Pakistan. Sunday's protest is to demand Khan's release. He has been in prison for more than a year but remains popular. His supporters rely heavily on social media and messaging apps to coordinate with each other. Pakistan has already sealed off Islamabad and shut down major roads and highways connecting the city with Khan's power bases. 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