Do you want to be the person in your Secret Santa circle to give the most unique present this year? Merch might just be your shot. Full Article at Time Out New York

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American Apparel, Inc. (AMEX: APP) today announced the company’s comparable store sales for the month of November 2009. Full Article at Street Insider

American Apparel (AMEX: APP) reports total same store sales for the month of November fell 11%. Receive full access to all new and archived articles, unlimited portfolio tracking, e-mail alerts, custom newswires and RSS feeds - and more! Full Article at Street Insider

2009-12-03 13:32:51 - There were 222 stores in the sales comparison for November 2009. Full Article at PR-Inside.com

It's only Wednesday, but here's the second video of the week where a pop starlet from across the Atlantic offers up a ditty about the States. Full Article at Prefix

Delicious typography. A super-soft, “Tri-Blend” t-shirt in espresso brown from American Apparel, printed with everyone’s favorite logogram (set in Knockout’s Ultra Sumo weight). Peanut butter? Mustard? Fluff? Jelly? Full Article at SimpleBits

LOS ANGELES and BERLIN, Dec. 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- American Apparel (Amex: APP), the vertically integrated clothing manufacturer based in downtown Los Angeles, has opened the first American Apparel Kids store in Berlin, Germany. The 829 sq. ft. Full Article at PR Newswire

About: Hipster Olympics, Schmipster Olympics Why We Are Too Cool to Care Link: link to www.blockmagazine.com Back in high school, writing "riot grrl" across your knuckles and dying your hair pink granted you the "freak" label you righteously wore... Full Article at Portland Indymedia

Be it cement, underwear, illuminating primer, a plotline, tomato sauce, or olive oil… Foundations make or break any type of art or statement you attempt to create. When it comes to dressing (your body), I find solace in basics. Full Article at Broke & Beautiful

In my recent search for throws, I remembered that my favorite blanket of all time is one that didn't require a ton of money or a lot of time to make: my giant fleece blanket. It's like a Snuggie, but a smidge classier. Full Article at Apartment Therapy

November 25, 2009 - World TeamTennis (WTT) Washington Kastles The Kastles are offering a series of holiday gift ideas, perfect for Washington Kastles fans and people who love the game of tennis. Full Article at Our Sports Central

One of my favorite blogs, Elephant Journal, posted these American Apparel yoga collection pics earlier this week. I couldn't (and still can't) tell if the joke is on them or on us. Full Article at ChicagoNow

Important things you MUST know about social media. I Have to Use Social Media! – Social media is all the rage right now. As a result it seems that everyone feels they need to jump on the bandwagon. Full Article at TransWorldNews

To those who defend the campaign based on sales, I ask, would you also spit on the table to get my attention? It would work, but would you? Full Article at Authentic Boredom

(Photo: Danielle Levitt. Styling by Doria Santlofer and Eve Bertin-Lang/New York Magazine. Full Article at New York Magazine

Last month, 1,200 illegal immigrants working as janitors in Minnesota were fired after a government-prompted review of their paperwork raised questions about their status. Full Article at Watertown Daily Times

The BBC has an article about Linden Labs' virtual world called Second Life and how it has faded from the news. The BBC says media mentions of the virtual world peaked in 2008. Full Article at Shopping Blog

In the wake of the Mission's failed American Apparel, movement has been spotted in their would-be spot at 988 Valencia. Burrito Justice asks: "What kind of establishment would want a wall of horizontal beat-up two-by-fours?" Full Article at Curbed SF