Shopping Savings - Amazing Prime Big Deal Days Beauty Deals

 

APRILSKIN

• Mugwort Sunscreen: $12.35 (originally $21.80; 43% off)

• Hero All Day Lip Stain Rose: $9.41 (originally $12.90; 27% off)
• Hero All Day Plumping Lip Stain in Espresso and Toffee Nut Latte: $9.41 (originally $20; 53% off)            

• Hero Glaze Lip Gloss: $9.41 (originally $20; 53% off)

 

BEAUTYSTAT

Offering 35% OFF all products with 50% off Universal C Skin Refiner 50ml & 30ml & Peel Pads

• Universal C Skin Refiner 30ml $31 (originally $62) and 50ml $36.13 (originally $72.25) 
• Universal Triple Action Daily Peel $14.50 (originally $29) 

JOICO

ALL PROMOS 

Offering 30% OFF the following products: 

• Dream Blowout Glass 16.9 fl oz and 6.7 fl oz

• Hold Hero High Hold + Shine Boosting Finishing Spray (9 fl oz) 

TIRTIR

ALL PROMOS

• Mask Fit Red Cushion $17.50 (originally $25; 30% off): 

• Mask Fit Makeup Fixer $12 (originally $14.99; 20% off): 

• Milk Skin Toner $17.50 (originally $25; 30% off)

 

Dr. Althea

Bundles: Additional 5% OFF the single-product price

Tiered Promotion (BUY MORE, SAVE MORE)
BUY 2 — +5% OFF
BUY 3 — +7% OFF
BUY 4 — +10% OFF

Offering up to 50% off:

 

• 345 Relief Cream $18.90 (originally $27; 30% off)

• Lash Boost Serum $13.16 (originally $18.80; 30% off)

• Hydra Caffeine Eye Patch $10.43 (originally $14.90; 30% off)

 

Dr.Reju-All
A Korean Pharmacy Skincare brand rooted in pharmaceutical expertise and clinically informed skincare development. Developed with insight from Korean doctors and pharmacists, the brand bridges dermocosmetic skincare with modern K-beauty and is available in more than 5,000 pharmacies and clinics across Korea.

• Advanced PDRN Copper Peptide Serum: $19.90 (originally $24.90; 20% off)

• Advanced PDRN Rejuvenating Cream: $22.90 (originally $50; 54% off)

• Advanced PDRN Rejuvenating Cream Max: $59.90 (originally $89.70; 33% off)

• Advanced PDRN Rejuvenating Lip Serum: $10.90 (originally $13.90; 21% off)

·       Advanced PDRN Rejuvenating Mask: $12.90 (originally $16.90; 23% off)

• Advanced LC-Ceramide Barrier Cream: $19.90 (originally $25.90; 23% off)

• Advanced Retino-Mela Serum: $24.90 (originally $31.90; 21% off)

SUNGBOON EDITOR

• EGF Silk Peptide Ampoule $19 (originally $23.90)

• TXA Eye Patch $20.40 (originally $24)

• Gua Sha Neck Cream $24.50 (originally $28.50)

YES DAY

Offering 30% off all products:

Float Foam™ Cleanser $16.80 (originally $24)

Whip Dream Moisturizer $22.40 (originally $32): 

Inner Beam Hydration Mist $12.98 (originally $18.53): 

Lip Sweetie Lip Mask (available in Vanilla Glaze or Yuzu Sorbet) $10.50 (originally $15): 

medicube 

• PDRN Neck & Décolleté Gua Sha Cream: $14.95, originally $29.90 (50% off during the Day 1 8:00 a.m. deal window). A targeted neck and décolleté cream powered by PDRN and Volufiline 5%, with a built-in gua sha applicator for firming, contour care and the look of fine lines. On Day 2, it will be $22.90, or 23% off.

•  PDRN Tension Up Mask, 4-count: $14, originally $19 (26% off). 

• Collagen Milk Toning Wrapping Mask: $14.20, originally $19 (25% off). 

• Kojic Acid Gel Mask: $14.20, originally $19 (25% off). 

• Kojic Acid Jelly Mist: $14.90, originally $19.80 (25% off).

• PDRN Jelly Mist: $14.90, originally $19.80 (25% off). 

• PDRN Rosemary Shampoo: $18.90, originally $23.90 (21% off). 

• PDRN Capsule Cream: $15.90, originally $19.90 (20% off). 

• Forever Cherry Brush in Pink: $15.90, originally $19.90 (20% off). 

• Deep Vita C Capsule Serum: $15.12, originally $18.90 (20% off). 

Shopping Savings - Amazon Prime Big Deal Days

Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is on the horizon, which means all of the retailers are putting out deals you can’t miss, and shoppers are already getting a jump on their holiday lists! Amazon Contributor Trisha Hershberger is here to help viewers navigate the season’s biggest shopping moments. From trending favorites to smart picks for everyone on your list, Trisha will share her expert tips to help shoppers discover great finds and make the most of their holiday shopping. Whether you’re shopping for kids, tech lovers or those hard-to-buy-for people on your list, Trisha has ideas to help make holiday shopping easier and more exciting!

 

BIO: Trisha Hershberger is a TV Host and two-time Streamy award-winning content creator specializing in tech, gaming, and fandom entertainment. Her passion for gaming, tech and all things ‘geek’ is why she's been selected to host for iconic brands such as Nintendo, Google, Dell, Twitch, Intel, and Mattel and has been seen on such seminal networks as Amazon, Disney XD, MTV, Discovery, and many more. In addition to hosting, she's been a household name on fan favorite online networks such as SourceFed, Nerdist/Geek Sundry, Fandom and more. She brings over two decades worth of experience in the industry to all projects developed by her own production company, providing services like writing, producing, social media consulting, brand partnerships, and live events. 

 

 

Sponsor: DailyLounge.com

Movie Minute - Your Attention Please

Hollywood is about to tell the dramatized story of the whistleblower who took on Big Tech, and we're glad it will. But after years of social media showing us the filtered version of everything, the unfiltered story should come first. "Your Attention Please" is that story, told by the real people who lived it, in their own words. And it arrives first, October 6.

Frances Haugen's testimony wasn't the end. It was the beginning of a movement, and the film follows it from the hearing room to the courtroom.

Haugen appears alongside parent advocate Kristin Bride, who brought her fight to Congress after losing her son Carson to cyberbullying. Together with researchers, attorneys, and Gen Z advocates around the world, they show what accountability looks like when ordinary people refuse to back down.

The reckoning is already here. New Mexico became the first state in the country to take Meta to trial and see it through to judgment, with judgments totaling $942 million, which Meta is appealing. Earlier tonight, the film screened there, followed by a conversation with Attorney General Raúl Torrez and State Senator Antonio Maestas.

"We proved that holding powerful tech companies accountable is possible, and our successful trial against Meta shows what can happen when you stand up for kids and their safety," said New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez. "'Your Attention Please' does an excellent job illustrating the very real, very damaging effects social media can have on our kids."

Preorder now on Apple TV.

Available to rent or own October 6 on Apple TV and other platforms.

Music Minute - The Oak Ridge Boys: How Great Thou Art

Five-time GRAMMY Award-winning and Gospel Music Hall of Fame members The Oak Ridge Boys today share “How Great Thou Art,” a stripped-down new recording of one of the Christian faith’s most beloved hymns, from their forthcoming album Buried Treasures. The 10-song collection arrives October 30 via Lightning Rod Records, and the group’s fall tour continues tonight at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.

The Oaks first recorded the hymn in 1967 and have returned to it several times since. This version began with tenor Ben James, who came across an old church along the Mississippi River — close enough to the water that, during the war, a cannon fired from the river landed in the church’s choir ceiling. Curious about the history, James went inside to see it for himself and sang “How Great Thou Art” with no instruments at all. Duane Allen saw a video of the performance, and the group began singing it on stage:

“The Oak Ridge Boys have recorded ‘How Great Thou Art’ several times over the years, and it’s one of the most beloved hymns of the Christian faith. So why record it again? I saw a video of Ben singing it, and it blew me away. We started doing it on stage, and people loved it. It had to go on Buried Treasures, because it’s a buried treasure.”

— Duane Allen

For James, the song is a personal connection to the church music that first shaped him as a singer:

“‘How Great Thou Art’ has always been a favorite of mine. I grew up singing in church, and the old songs have as much power today as they ever have. I was honored the boys wanted to do it. I love singing it on stage with them every night because that song represents the roots I come from.”

— Ben James

Produced and engineered by Anderson East and executive produced by GRAMMY Award-winning producer Dave Cobb, Buried Treasures finds one of American music’s most enduring vocal groups returning to songs that have long lived in their hearts. Recorded at Sanctuary Blonde Studio in Nashville, the set brings the Oaks’ unmistakable harmony to enduring works of faith, friendship, comfort and love. Their gospel foundation shines through on “Deep River,” “How Great Thou Art” and “Softly and Tenderly,” alongside Simon & Garfunkel’s “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” Bill Withers’ “Lean on Me,” Billy Joe Shaver’s “Live Forever,” “Stardust,” “What a Wonderful World” and “You Are So Beautiful.”

The album’s only newly written song, “Buried Treasure,” was written for the project by GRAMMY-winning songwriter Aaron Raitiere and is available now. The campaign continues October 30 with the album’s street date and the official video for focus track “Live Forever.” The Oaks perform at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville that night and again October 31.

The Oak Ridge Boys, Duane Allen, William Lee Golden, Richard Sterban, and Joe Bonsall, were inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2015. Ben James stepped in to replace Bonsall shortly before his death in 2024. This is James’ second album with the group. Sterban is on a leave from touring for health reasons, with Aaron Lee McCune filling in on bass for tour dates. Tim Duncan, who briefly toured with the group, carries many of the bass vocal parts on Buried Treasures.

Buried Treasures is available in CD and deluxe gold vinyl LP variants as well as across all digital services. Listen / Pre-order: https://30tgrs.ffm.to/buriedtreasures

THE OAK RIDGE BOYS ON TOUR:

The Oaks’ fall tour continues tonight at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville and runs through December, with spring dates in Lancaster, Pa.

Oct. 09 2026 Bryce Jordan Center / University Park, Pa.

Oct. 11 Truist Arena / Highland Heights, Ky.

Oct. 15 River Spirit Event Center / Tulsa, Okla.

Oct. 23 Marion Cultural & Civic Center / Marion, Ill.

Oct. 30 Grand Ole Opry / Nashville, Tenn.

Oct. 31 Grand Ole Opry / Nashville, Tenn.

Nov. 07 Anderson Music Hall / Hiawassee, Ga.

Nov. 09 The Mansion Theatre for the Performing Arts / Branson, Mo.

Nov. 13 DECC Symphony Hall / Duluth, Minn.

Nov. 14 Meskwaki Bingo Casino Hotel / Tama, Iowa

Nov. 19 UT Tyler Cowan Center / Tyler, Texas

Nov. 20 The Barnhill Center at Historic Simon Theatre / Brenham, Texas

Nov. 21 Ellis Theater / Philadelphia, Miss.

Nov. 27 Beau Rivage Resort & Casino / Biloxi, Miss.

Dec. 03 Grand Ole Opry / Nashville, Tenn.

Dec. 04 Hatfield Hall / Terre Haute, Ind.

Dec. 05 Renfro Valley Entertainment Center / Mt. Vernon, Ky.

Dec. 10 Medina Entertainment Center / Medina, Minn.

Dec. 11 Arcada Theatre / St. Charles, Ill.

Dec. 12 Crystal Grand Music Theatre / Wisconsin Dells, Wis.

Dec. 13 Mayo Civic Center / Rochester, Minn.

2027

Apr. 30 American Music Theatre / Lancaster, Pa.

May 01 American Music Theatre / Lancaster, Pa.

Dates are subject to change. Tickets and additional information at oakridgeboys.com.

ABOUT THE OAK RIDGE BOYS:

The Oak Ridge Boys are members of the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Grand Ole Opry, the Gospel Music Hall of Fame and the Vocal Group Hall of Fame. Five-time GRAMMY Award winners and winners of ACM, CMA, Dove and Billboard awards, the group has earned 12 gold, three platinum and one double-platinum album, more than a dozen national No. 1 singles and over 30 Top 10 hits. The group’s 2024 album Mama’s Boys was released on Lightning Rod Records.

Book Nook - God Didn't Make A Failure: A Letter to my Sons – and Every Man Still Searching

In his debut book, "God Didn't Make A Failure: A Letter to my Sons – and Every Man Still Searching," author Dalton Darnell offers a personal roadmap designed to guide men toward discovering their identity and purpose.

Darnell explores the premise that personal failures serve as essential learning opportunities rather than defining limitations. Framed as a message to his sons, the book shares personal experiences from Darnell's life, spanning early athletic pursuits, career challenges and family life, to illustrate how self-evaluation and spiritual discipline can help men overcome personal obstacles. The text serves as part one of a planned five-part series addressing key stages of manhood, including relationships, marriage, fatherhood, and broader community engagement.

"Men need to understand two things: failure is what we learn from," said Darnell, "and if we don't share our failures with the people on our path, no one can learn from our mistakes. Most men want to be good fathers and husbands. This truth is the key to helping our loved ones find truth and purpose in our shortcomings."

By addressing common personal struggles and offering reflections at the end of each chapter, Darnell hopes to supply the practical tools to navigate hardship and build meaningful relationships.

"I hope this book encourages men to take ownership of their lives, embrace the lessons learned through their struggles and realize that failure is never the end of the story," Darnell said.

Available at WestBow Press, Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Dalton Darnell is an author, husband, and father based in Alabama. He is the host of "The Art of Suffering" podcast and the owner of 3:10 Ranch Life and 3:10 EDU, where he teaches ranch roping clinics. Darnell devotes his time to helping others understand their identity and purpose through shared life experiences and spiritual reflection.

House & Home - Lawn‑Care Burnout Is Real — Here’s Why Fall Is the Worst Time to Quit

After a brutal mowing season, most homeowners are ready to call it quits by October — right when fall lawn care actually pays off the most.

Lawn Love found:

• On burnout: 30% of homeowners describe lawn care as exhausting (15%) or frustrating (14%), according to a Tractor Supply survey. 
• On time lost: The average person spends close to 384 hours of their life mowing — about 16 days total.
• On even more work: Fall adds extra tasks like leaf removal, aeration, and overseeding right as people are most burned out.
   

It’s those additional fall yard care chores that are the secret to a healthy, thriving lawn come spring. So don’t call it quits just yet.

Lawn Love’s Senior Managing Editor Sharon Sullivan (who faces yard work burnout herself) is available to talk about why giving this up now is so costly: Skipping fall care typically means paying 1.5X to 2X more next year to repair the damage, according to Sprout Lawn & Landscape.

Read the full story here:  Yard Work Burnout: Why Homeowners are Ready to Quit Mowing by Fall

We've also put together supporting guides your viewers may find useful this fall:

• 7 Fall Lawn Care Mistakes That Cost Homeowners Come Spring
• Fall Lawn Care: 8 Tips to Prep Your Lawn for Winter 
• 7 Benefits of a Fall Lawn Cleanup
• How to Know When to Stop Mowing for the Season

Caring Causes - Miracles for Kids Opens Adopt-a-Family Registration to Bring Holiday Joy to More Than 450 Families In Need

 Miracles for Kids is calling on the community to help make the holidays brighter for more than 450 families caring for critically-ill children as registration opens for its 2026 Adopt-a-Family. Part of the nonprofit’s annual Holiday Basket of Miracles program, Adopt-a-Family gives businesses, organizations and individuals an opportunity to directly support a Miracles for Kids family by shopping for gifts based on the family’s individual needs, interests and wishes. For some families, these may be the only gifts they receive this holiday season.

 

“For families caring for a critically-ill child, the holidays can bring additional financial and emotional pressure at an already overwhelming time,” said Autumn Strier, co-founder and CEO of Miracles for Kids. “Adopt-a-Family gives our community a very personal way to step in and bring some joy to families who are focused on their child’s health. Every family that is adopted is reminded that they are not facing this journey alone.”

 

Participants are matched with a Miracles for Kids family and receive a profile with information about each family member, including their interests and likes. Adopters then purchase meaningful gifts for each member of the family and deliver the gifts to the Miracles for Kids office located at 17848 Sky Park Circle, Suite C, Irvine, CA 92614 by Friday, December 4, 2026. Participants may also have the opportunity to personally deliver gifts directly to their matched family, if they would like.

 

In addition to adopting a family, community members can support the Holiday Basket of Miracles by donating seasonal items needed to prepare gifts for distribution, including generic holiday wrapping paper, gift tape, gift bags in various sizes, bows, apparel boxes and gift tag stickers. 

 

The Adopt-a-Family initiative is part of the 2026 Holiday Basket of Miracles, taking place December 7-16. The annual program provides seasonal gifts, food and household essentials to families struggling with the financial and emotional impact of caring for a critically-ill child.

 

Miracles for Kids supports families with critically-ill children through programs providing financial assistance, housing, basic necessities, wellness services and long-term stability. These programs are designed to help families remain stable amid the financial and emotional challenges of a child’s illness so they can focus on their child’s treatment and recovery.

 

To adopt a Miracles for Kids family or donate and become an underwriter for the 2026 Holiday Basket of Miracles, please visit MiraclesForKids.org.

ABOUT MIRACLES FOR KIDS: Miracles for Kids is a non-profit serving children with life-threatening illnesses and the families that care for them. Founded in 2004 by Co-Founder & CEO, Autumn Strier, the organization creates stability for families that are crumbling from the financial and emotional devastation of fighting for their child's life. With programs providing financial aid, basic needs, housing, and wellness to patients and their families, Miracles for Kids fulfills a mission to help caregivers battle bankruptcy, homelessness, hunger, and depression, so they can concentrate on what matters most. In 2025, 82 cents of every dollar collected was spent on programs that directly benefit the families they serve. Based in Orange County, California, Miracles for Kids currently serves families in treatment at CHOC Children’s, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital, Rady Children’s, UCSF Benioff Children's Hospital, By the Bay Health, City of Hope, Loma Linda University Hospital, Phoenix Children’s Hospitals. Follow on Instagram @MiraclesForKids to see how you can make a difference and get involved atMiraclesForKids.org.