Memorial Day sales are already heating up! It is a great time to shop at big discounts on many household items, including fantastic deals on mattresses. If you're shopping for a mattress, most major brands have launched their official Memorial Day sales. You can find discounts of up to 40% off. 

If you've been suffering from restless nights and think the mattress may have something to do with it, the long holiday weekend is a perfect opportunity to shop for a new deal.

 Here are five deals that are too good to pass:

Memory foam mattresses offer the best pressure relief because they conform to your body and take weight off pressure points. Sleep expert Julia Forbes praised Nectar's premier memory foam mattress, on sale for less than $1,000, as a great budget option that doesn't compromise quality. It's an excellent option for teens, side sleepers, and couples looking to stay cool through warm nights. Buy it for 40% off during Nectar's Memorial Day Sale. The mattress is also available to purchase on Amazon.

Latex mattresses feel similar to memory foam but are more resilient (i.e., bouncy) and feel firmer with less sinking in. This latex mattress from Birch by Helix is on sale for less than $2,000. This award-winning mattress is eco-friendly, and reviewers say it delivers a comfortable night's sleep. Wired magazine said it's an excellent option for side sleepers especially. Birch Helix is running a 25% off sale on all mattresses during the Memorial Day holiday. The mattress is also available to buy at Macy's.

Forbes tests all kinds of mattresses in her sleep lab and has named the Titan Plus Luxe, on sale for under $700, her top pick for luxury mattresses for heavy people. This specially designed hybrid is designed for the big, tall and powerfully strong while offering the most plush design available to deliver more comfortable sleep. Titan by Brooklyn Bedding is offering a 25% off sitewide sale during its Memorial Day event. You can also purchase the Titan at Walmart.

A hormonal shift can change how you sleep, and temperature is a top reason to switch mattresses. A mattress that helps you stay cool is necessary for women suffering from hot flashes, night sweats and joint pain. Forbes recommends the Deamcloud Premier, which sells for less than $1,000 because of the cooling airflow around the mattress coils and gel-infused foam. You can also buy the mattress on Amazon.

Back pain is a major reason Americans lose sleep at night, and a bad mattress only exacerbates the situation. A good mattress for back pain focuses on alignment while also providing the right level of support, firmness and comfort. The Saatva Rx Mattress, on sale for less than $3,000, is a top choice for sleepers with chronic back and joint conditions. The mattress includes a layer of gel-foam memory support, reinforced lumbar quilting and higher-tensile coiling to support the lower back.

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Kelly Rowland has no problem speaking her mind.

While attending the premiere of "Marcello Mio" at the Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday, the Destiny's Child alum seemingly went off on a security guard while walking the red carpet. 

In a series of photos, a glamorous Rowland is seen posing and waving to fans while on the carpet. However, things took a turn as the singer and actress made her way up the stairs with the help of a female security guard leading the way. 

Rowland is seen pointing a finger close to the security guard's face while passionately saying what's on her mind.

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According to the Daily Mail, Rowland became agitated after the security guard became too "aggressive" toward her. 

"The people who are assigned to helping stars walk the red carpet were being aggressive and Kelly was trying to ignore it," an insider told the outlet. "By the time [Rowland] got to the last woman she had had it because she scolded Kelly and told her to move when she was trying to wave to fans and help the paparazzi get their shot."

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Rowland apparently "wanted to set a clear boundary" with the security staffer, the source claimed to the outlet. "She doesn’t care if she comes across like a diva if she knows that she is advocating for herself. She isn’t fake."

Representatives for Rowland and the Cannes Film Festival did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.

The interaction comes months after Rowland allegedly walked off the "Today" set due to issues with her dressing room. 

"Kelly and her team were not happy. They did not like the dressing room, so they decided to pull her off the show, leaving [Hoda Kotb] without a guest host for the 10 a.m. hour," a source familiar with the situation told Page Six at the time. 

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In response, Rowland's representative told "Entertainment Tonight": "After 28 years of knowing her, Kelly Rowland remains one of the kindest, most amiable humans I have ever met and have had the blessing to represent."

Coincidentally, in 2020, Rowland shared her thoughts on cancel culture.

"In this 'cancel culture' we live in, I am SO grateful God NEVER canceled me, And I'm sure he could've many-a-times!" she stated on Instagram at the time. 

Rowland then urged her social media followers to try and not pass judgment.

"Let us TRY to remember NOT to judge others," she said. "We HONESTLY don't have the space nor authority too! Let us remember to lead With love & kindness, the world has enough negativity, for you to pour more into it!"

She concluded her post with the hashtag: "STOP TRYIN [SIC] TO BE GOD."