black friday

This very well could ruin what is inside your presents this year...sorry in advance.

We may be closer to Labor Day than Christmas, but that isn't stopping one man from getting set for the holiday shopping season.

I don't know about you but I've seen the violence of Black Friday first hand, but how did the tradition begin? Turns out that it's more than just a big sale!

We've all heard the horror stories about Black Friday, heck, I've even experienced a few of my own, but you've never seen anything like this before!

Wondering when all those big stores will be opening and offering those massive discounts this Black Friday?

What could be more fun than terrorizing Black Friday shoppers I ask? Nothing, absolutely nothing!

The busiest shopping weekend of the year is almost behind us, with the exception of one fairly recent addition.  Cyber Monday.  Cyber Monday started in 2005 as an alternative to Black Friday.  It was also a way for on-line retailers to get in on the pandemonium that Black Friday stirs up.

Everyone knows that the day after Thanksgiving -- aka Black Friday -- is the busiest day of the year for shopping. But apparently three wild deer got a bit confused as to the date and showed up at Kohl's department store four days early.

Thanksgiving is a day full of wonderful joys.  Spending time with loved ones, watching football, and stuffing yourself silly are just a few ways to enjoy your holiday.  Now you can add one more joy to this already stuffed holiday.  Shopping.

With Christmas just around the corner, shoppers are gearing up for what has been the craziest, most chaotic day of the shopping year- Black Friday. It seems that stores are opening earlier and earlier in recent years, almost to the point of it being called Black WednesdayThrusdayFriday. Because we care about you, we want to try to save you some of the chaos, so you can focus more on buying gifts,

Rebecca Black‘s ‘Friday’ was one of the biggest viral videos of 2011, and just when you though the song was dead, buried and gone from our collective consciousness, it’s getting a shot in the arm and dragged back to the forefront of pop culture in time for the holidays. As reported by The FW, the song has been reworked for a Kohl’s Black Friday ad, with a zealous shopper (who has a little crazy in

Fewer Americans say they’ll show up for Black Friday sales this week than last year. This in spite of a barrage of advertising for post-Thanksgiving Day sales in all media, on television and on the Internet and by cellphone text message. ...