It's officially the biggest shopping day of the year, Black Friday! There are deals on everything from electronics to fashion, and we've got the ultimate guide to finding the year's best deals. If you're looking for inspiration on what to get everyone on your list, don't miss all our holiday gift guides and don't miss a thing with ShopStyle's sale alerts! Check out our favorite picks from the hundreds of offers on the Internet and in stores:

• Fab got the party started early with deals from Shopbop, J. Crew, theOutnet, and more while Fashionologie has tips on what to wear for your marathon day at the stores.
• Savvy has the lazy shopper's guide to the best cyber deals.
• Stay beautiful with all of Bella's Black Friday hair and makeup sale tips!
• Geek is covering everything from apps to help you out, to hot predictions, to all the best ads!
• Buzz shares the best movie shopping scenes to get you in the mood to spend and has 20 DVD deals to score.
• Fit is all about staying healthy and energized while shopping.
• Pet made her picks from PetSmart's big sale.
• Tres is ready to get sexy for the holidays and be the best gift giver ever.
• There's even a Black Friday sale on PopSugar's Retail Therapy!

Homemade whipped cream is one of those dishes that I've made so many times that I don't consider it a recipe. Once you know the basic proportions, you can get creative and flavor the whipped cream with everything from extracts to liqueurs to spices. Experimenting with different kinds of sugar will also result in varied texture and flavor. The most important thing to remember when whipping cream is to use very cold heavy cream. If you have time, place the mixing bowl and mixers in the freezer before whipping, this will ensure that the cream forms even stiff peaks. Don't overmix, the whipped cream will become grainy, or worse, turn into butter. Learn an easy method you'll use over and over again here.

If you don't have time to make a whole turkey, follow this recipe and learn how to roast a turkey breast instead.

Every November, I dream of a gorgeous Thanksgiving tablescape with crafty handmade placecards. But with the menu planning, preparation, and cooking, there's never any time! If you find yourself too busy for Martha Stewart-esque placecards, here's a fun idea for dressing the table.

Have the kids go outside and find the flattest, most colorful leaves. Bring them inside and using a special marker and nice handwriting, write the name of each guest on a different leaf. Set in the middle of the plates and voilà: you've got an instant, easy, and seasonal placecard. Do you make placecards?