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Super Bowl LVI ad takes the reins on all of our emotions.Titled “A Clydesdale’s Journey,” it’s the minute-long story of a wounded horse who finds the will to run in a tale more hard-hitting than a 12-pack of the brand’s lagers.Directed by Oscar winner Chloé Zhao of “Nomadland,” the horse is shown enduring a painful fall into barbed wire along with the crushing sadness the hurt equine felt while confined to its stable, unable to run.After what appeared to be a long and hard winter, the horse — with motivation from Budweiser’s iconic retriever dog — manages a heartfelt recovery to a slowed-down tune of the “Star-Spangled Banner” as its owners look on in awe as the Clydesdale takes off at full speed through their ranch.“This Super Bowl we have one message for America: In the home of the brave, down never means out,” the beer brand captioned the commercial.The inspirational tale that follows one of the brand’s beloved Clydesdales is meant to be a metaphor for what the nation has been enduring, said Daniel Blake, Budweiser’s vice president of marketing.“The Clydesdales are, for many people, a symbol of America, a symbol of hope, of strength, of resilience,” Blake told USA TODAY Sports of the “comeback story.”The move to pull on the nation’s heartstrings comes after Budweiser opted to not run any ads during last year’s Super Bowl, instead putting the money toward vaccine education.“For us to come back, with a symbol of America but also a story of injury, the road to recovery and ultimately, this triumph, I think is a really important message for the country to hear right now and one that really, only Budweiser can tell in this way,” Blake added, predicting the spot will hit people “kind of deep in their core.”The moving

UberEats ad that will premiere on Sunday, Feb. 13, for the SuperBowl LVI.The advertisement is an attempt to show consumers UberEats delivers more than just, well, good eats.

Each week, The FADER staff rounds up the songs we can't get enough of. Here they are, in no particular order.

A finger fiasco. Khloé Kardashian issued a pretty epic clap back after trolls starting criticizing her hands. 

Avid Coronation Street viewers are over the moon as they can finally visit the set of the ITV soap once again. Coronation Street The Tour will make its much-welcomed return from Saturday March 12, as dedicated soap fans will get the chance to walk down the iconic cobbles and take in the sights of the other parts of the famous set.The tour has not been able to take place for the past two years because of Covid-19 restrictions, but general tickets are now available for select weekends throughout the rest of the year.

Gwyneth Paltrow was seen taking a bite out of her scented candle namedThis Smells Like My Vagina in one of Uber Eats' newly-released Super Bowl ads, which were made available to the public on Wednesday.In the clip, the 49-year-old actress bit into the candle, which was released through her lifestyle brand, Goop, and remarked: 'This candle tastes funny. Not bad, but funny.'The Academy Award-winning actress also joined Trevor Noah and Jennifer Coolidge, both of whom were seen in ads for the food delivery app.

Millions of people in the UK claim benefits which include Universal Credit, PIP, Housing Benefit, State Pension and Employment and Support Allowance.

Kevin Hart gets it hilariously wrong right off the bat for Sam’s Club’s Super Bowl LVI commercial. “Sam’s Club created the Scan & Go app just for me, so I can scan my stuff and skip the checkout line,” the comedian says while using the app in the store. “Cause that’s what VIPs do.” The Scan & Go app is available to all members of the warehouse retailer, unbeknownst to Kevin. “You know what’s made for you?… the line!” Kevin shouts to other customers, as his stunt double is seen picking up Kevin’s items. The Ride Along actor then lounges on a patio furniture set, mistakenly calling it the “VIP section,” while a Sam’s Club employee warns his co-workers, “Guys, he’s doing it again.”

Stockport council's leader has slammed her opponents' 'Harry Potter politics’ as bosses finally signed off on controversial plans to move the town’s central library.

Floyd Mayweather on February 20.The 20-year-old YouTuber is known online as Money Kicks and is the son of an Abu Dhabi based entrepreneur and billionaire, Saif Ahmed Belhasa.Mayweather announced in late 2021 that his next exhibition fight would be held on the helipad of the Burj Al Arab hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.His opponent for this fight is set to be Belhasa, who only turned 20 as recently as last month but has won on both his two previous appearances in the ring.In July 2021, Belhasa beat fellow Emirate YouTube star Anas Elshayib via a unanimous decision before knocking out Ajmal Khan three months later.Belhasa has lived a life of luxury thanks to the riches of his billionaire father, with the mansion they call home including a range of luxurious features.The mansion is understood to have a full size football pitch within its ground as well as a zoo that houses around 500 animals.Celebrities have regularly visited the property during Bellhasa's lifetime, including Lionel Messi, Nicki Minaj, Cardi B, Anthony Joshua and Floyd Mayweather himself.Does Rashed Belhasa have any chance of beating Floyd Mayweather? Let us know in the comments section below.Belhasa began to gain notoriety online back in 2016 through his Money Kicks YouTube channel, where he started posting videos of his impressive trainer collection.Videos would often include footage of him showing off his shoes to the mansion's celebrity guests, with his collection consisting of more than 500 trainers according to Cosmopolitan Middle East.He has since launched his own series called Sneaker Talk, with a host of famous faces appearing on the show, such as Wiz Khalifa, Travis Scott and Mesut Ozil.In addition to his extensive shoe collection, Belhasa

Fans of Tipping Point were left seething on Wednesday afternoon after an excitable player came on with a lot of chat.Blonde bombshell Faye was full of beans when she appeared on the popular ITV programme and spoke quite frequently when the spotlight was on her.But fans became irritated fairly quickly by Faye's commentary as she constantly added her own anecdotes during Ben Shephard's show.Rushing to Twitter, fans couldn't wait to share their thoughts on the bubbly contestant.One fan wrote: "We don’t need commentary Faye just get on with it."Another viewer penned: "Faye has to be the most annoying contestant ever. Wildly celebrates in face of those she knocks out and then says "i'm sorry, not sorry" let's hope she trades and goes home with not even her bus fare home."A third chimed: "Faye thinks the show is about her.

Ramin Setoodeh Executive EditorAfter two movies, Channing Tatum thought he was done playing Magic Mike. But he’ll take one more swing around the stripper’s pole in “Magic Mike’s Last Dance,” which begins shooting in London in March.In this week’s issue of Variety, Tatum talks about taking a four-year hiatus from acting to produce TV shows and movies with Free Association, the company that he launched in 2014 with his producing partner Reid Carolin. One of the company’s most anticipated projects is “Magic Mike’s Last Dance,” the third and (supposedly) final movie in the franchise that was inspired by Tatum’s days as an exotic dancer.The film, which will be directed by Steven Soderbergh from a script written by Carolin, will premiere on HBO Max.

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Carlos Saldanha, director of “Ice Age” and “Rio” franchise movies and creator of Netflix series “Invisible City,” is joining forces with Brazil’s outfit Ventre Studio and Warner Bros. Pictures to co-create and direct superhero feature project “Iemanjá – Ocean’s Goddess.”“Iemanjá” is planned as the first movie in a series that transports the Brazil’s Candomblé gods to a superhero universe, being a pioneering Brazilian production of this genre.Following a crucial theme in Brazilian culture, “Iemanjá – Ocean’s Goddess” will tell the story of Iemanjá, an Orixá or goddess adored by the Brazilian people and also known as the Queen of the Sea.

Food deliveries aren’t just for food anymore but nobody told Gwyneth Paltrow.

Ahead of Super Bowl LVI next week, Faith Hill is remembering the time when she had the immense honor and felt the immense pressure of singing the National Anthem at the big game.  The "Yellowstone 1886" star appeared on "Late Night with Stephen Colbert" Tuesday where she talked with the host about when she was asked to open the game with the National Anthem in 2000 when the Tennessee Titans went up against the St. Louis Rams. "Singing the national anthem for the Super Bowl was terrifying," she explained.

Brian Cox has nothing but nice things to say about his Troy co-star Brad Pitt!

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Paul Rudd and Seth Rogen take a trip down memory lane in a hilarious new Super Bowl ad for Lay’s potato chips.

Jennifer Lopez was seen doing something very familiar last summer with on-again boyfriend Ben Affleck.The 52-year-old My Love Don't Cost A Thing singer was laying tummy down on a yacht in the Mediterranean when her beau caressed her bottom in a move that was reminiscent of what the Oscar-winning actor did in the 2002 music video for her song Jenny From The Block.But this week the Marry Me actress told Peoplethe move was not planned and certainly not intentional. Seems familiar:Jennifer Lopez was seen doing something very familiar last summer with on-again boyfriend Ben Affleck.