Kmart

Attention, Kmart shoppers: say "turkey" three times, and you'll be granted three days of doorbusting Black Friday deals. Done? Oh good — here's a rundown of this weekend's Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday gadget sales.

But first, a little vocab lesson. An Early Thursday Doorbuster begins at 6 a.m. Thanksgiving Day and runs until 4 p.m. Stores will reopen at 8 p.m. on Thursday and close at 3 a.m. early Friday morning, marking the beginning of the Late Thursday Doorbuster deals. Stores open again two hours later, at 5 a.m. Friday morning, and run until 11 a.m. for Friday Doorbuster deals, which are effective through Saturday. Whew. Wipe your brow, and take a breath.

We've noted the Thursday morning, Thursday evening, and Friday morning deals below. Happy shopping!

TVs

Early Thursday Doorbusters

• A 23.5-inch LED 1080p HDTV by Seiki is $88 (originally $190).
• RCA's 42-inch plasma is marked down to $200 (originally $450).
• Grab the 32-inch LCD HDTV by Proscan for $97 (originally $250).
• When Kmart members purchase the 47-inch LG LED 1080 HDTV for $600 (originally $700), they will receive 20,000 extra points.
• 32-inch LCD/DVD HDTV by Proscan is $230 (originally $300).

Late Thursday Doorbusters

• Save $100 off of RCA's 39-inch LCD 1080p HDTV at $330 (originally $430).
• A 32-inch LCD HDTV by Samsung is $250 (originally $330).
• The 24-inch RCA LED 1080p HDTV is $200 (originally $230).
• The 32-inch RCA LCD with built-in DVD is discounted at $240 (originally $330).
• The 50-inch Proscan 1080p LCD HDTV is marked down to $288 (originally $700).
• LG's 50-inch plasma HDTV is on sale for $550 (originally $700), and members will receive an additional 20,000 points.

Friday Doorbusters

• The 46-inch RCA LCD HDTV is half off at $300 (originally $500).
• The 40-inch Toshiba HDTV is $380 (originally $500), while the 32-inch Toshiba HDTV is $250 (originally $280).
• Seiki's 22-inch LED HDTV is $140 (originally $170).
• The 19-inch Proscan LED HDTV is on sale for $88 (originally $130).

There's tablets, cameras, and more in store after the break.

• Kmart and Zara enlist "real people" for new ads — Yahoo Shine
• Four ways to stay fashionable without hating your body — College Fashion
• Model turned singer Abbey Lee turns jewelry designer — Vogue Daily
• Did Kim Kardashian buy a Vera Wang wedding dress? — InStyle
• From office to outdoor fete, Jasmin Shokrian's Fall '11 collection does it all — Refinery29
• Good idea or bad idea: the double-denim onesie? — Nylon Blog
• Is Tommy Hilfger set to buy Michael Kors? — Vogue UK
• Thankfully, not all of Prada Fall 2011 is furry — Purse Blog
• First look: Smurfette in Marc Jacobs and Dolce & Gabbana — The Cut

• Kmart wants to bring sexy back by signing Sofia Vergara — WWD
• Keira Knightley gets nervous at Chanel — FabSugar UK
• Jessica Alba shops in style — Teen Vogue
• Helena Bonham Carter talks breaking fashion rules — People
• Don't expect to see a Prada H&M or Topshop collaboration any time soon — Vogue UK
• Marc Jacobs small beach bag: lust at first sight — Bag Snob
• Cathy Horyn actually liked Armani Privé's Couture show — The Cut
• By next Winter, you'll be able to shop H&M in your PJs — Racked
• Faux-fur coat: piece we're coveting — Lucky
• Paint —or feather or chain— it black: Roger Vivier Rendezvous rocks out — Vogue Daily

The Black Friday train is chugging along, and even though their ads may have been leaked a little early, Kmart, Old Navy, and Walmart are officially showing off even more of what we can expect on Nov. 26.

Charting your Black Friday plan of attack? Be sure to take note of these deals before you head out:

• Purchase $25 dollars worth of merchandise at Old Navy and get a free copy of Dance Central for the Kinect.
• Kmart is offering up game titles like Fable III for just $40, while Mass Effect 2 and Rock Band: Beatles will be priced at just $10 and $15, respectively.
• If you're looking for a Sony product (including PSP, PS3, and PS2 games), Sony Insider has compiled a buying guide that lists of all the products on sale and where to get them on Black Friday.

Find out more about what Walmart has up its sleeve, including the insane hours they'll be holding and some pre-Thanksgiving savings, after the break.

Not looking forward to battling the mall crowds this holiday season? Don't worry, I'm a big advocate of shopping online, since it keeps you calm, saves you time, and you can do it anytime. Now, things just got a little easier if your gift recipients are fans of Sears or Kmart — both companies have launched eGifting on Facebook.

All you have to do to purchase an eGift card is head to one of the two Facebook fan pages (Sears or Kmart), click on the eGifting tab, and purchase your gift card for another lucky Facebook friend.

What happens next? Find out when you read more.