From pop culture to news you can use and must-have playlists to what you're doing this weekend, here's your chance to get the 411 on everything that's hot in the Nestie world.

True, we officially navigated our way out of the recession, but the fashion industry is still a bit lost in the woods. The jean market is the latest bubble to hit its bursting point, and designers across the industry are cutting their prices. After almost a decade of high-end “designer� jean decadence -- with just one pair of the blue stuff costing as much as $600 -- high-end brands are finally offering more budget-friendly options of this classic casual wear. “The key price is under $200 now,� Eric Jennings, men’s fashion director at Saks Fifth Avenue, told The New York Times. “The super-expensive stuff is not performing as well.� Prices are still steep, but at least they’re nearing reality.

In addition to the great deals on Diesel, Rock & Republic, and Citizens of Humanity jeans, we've found that other brands have slashed their prices too. Ksubi, the Australian manufacturer of previously $280 hyper-stylized skinny jeans, now offers less expensive options for its stores in the UK and Australia (from $155) and Recession Denim just put out a new line aiming to be fashionable but durable -- for as low as $85.

Click here for the official rules and regulations for TheNest.com Fall Concert Series (pdf).

To go back to the main contest page, click here.

This week, we're giving away tickets to Kellie Pickler's fall tour. We've got a pair of tickets for each of the following stops:

To win tickets, head to the main contest page and click on the highlighted mic for the concert you want to attend. Fill out all the information on the contest entry form and hit “Submit.� You will not be able to submit incomplete entry forms.

Five runners-up will receive a copy of Kellie Pickler's newest CD, Kellie Pickler.

Entry for all concert dates and runner-up prizes closes at 5 p.m. on Monday, November 9.

Check back next Tuesday to see if you won!

Congratulations to the winners of last week's contest! The following Nesties are going to see Train in concert:

> November 14, 2009 - Myrtle Beach, SC - House of Blues laurenbncha#

> November 15, 2009 - Charlotte, NC - The Fillmore uncharch7

> November 17, 2009 - Atlanta, GA - The Tabernacle megan1alisha

> November 18, 2009 - Orlando, FL - House of Blues annaimulligan

> November 20, 2009 - New Orleans, LA - House of Blues kitwindmill

And the following Nesties are receiving copies of Train's new CD, Save Me, San Francisco:

Click here to go back to the main contest page and learn more about the other artists in the Fall Concert Series.

Hey, Nesties, let’s talk about what happened last night. No, not what you did for Halloween (but feel free to talk about that in the comments too). I want to talk about my favorite night of the year: Daylight Savings Time. As a self-professed “Awful-Waker-Upper� (I’m talking two different alarm clocks every morning here, folks, and hitting snooze multiple times on both), there is nothing I love more than the annual gift of an extra hour of sleep.

There are, of course, people who choose to take the extra hour and use it wisely -- I’m referring to the thousands of people running the New York City Marathon outside my window right now as I cocoon in my warm bed, or those of you who are making the most of the daylight hours now that the sun will be setting an hour earlier. But as for me, I’ll take that extra hour and run with it, thank you very much. And by “run,� of course, I mean “sleep.�

So who’s with me? Did everyone else spend the extra hour sleeping, or did you...you know, do something productive with your time? Share in the comments!

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So sign up already! Go to Twitter.com/thenest -- and start tweeting!

We never understood paying big bucks for a look-alike vintage tee. Now you don’t have to.

$19.50, OldNavy.com

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