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Over 100 million people watch the Super Bowl every year - and it is not just for the game.

Lauren Daigle opened up about singing “America the Beautiful” at the 2025 Super Bowl following controversy with the New Orleans Mayor back in 2020.

Is Blake Lively hurt that Taylor Swift snubbed her with no invite to the Super Bowl this year?

Willem Dafoe are among the celebs in the 2025 spots. Grammy winner Kendrick Lamar will rock the halftime performance, along with special guest SZA. The game airs beginning at 6 p.m.

Lauren Coates Seal takes his namesake to new surreal heights in Mountain Dew‘s 2025 Super Bowl commercial. The 30-second spot features the 15-time Grammy nominee transformed into a literal seal (with a realistic face) who washes up on Baja Beach to serenade Becky G with “Kiss from a Lime,” a Baja Blast-inspired rendition of his Grammy-winning hit “Kiss from a Rose.” “I had a blast coming up with new lyrics and loved collaborating with their team to bring this campaign to life in such a fun and unexpected way,” Seal said in a statement to Adweek.

The most anticipated TV crossover event of the year just crossed over once again with Super Bowl LIX.

Taylor Swift has made it to New Orleans ahead of the Super Bowl! And the first order of business? She headed out on the town with her boyfriend, Travis Kelce!

Taylor Swift is officially in New Orleans!

The View dedicated their “Hot Topics” to chatter around the Super Bowl LIX, where the Kansas City Chiefs will face off against the Philadelphia Eagles at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

Donald Trump will be swooping into Super Bowl LIX on Sunday as the first sitting president to ever attend the NFL’s big game in person and he predicts a good time will be had by all.

Kendrick Lamar to be the 2025 Super Bowl halftime show headliner.In fact, it seemed as if his moment to play the biggest stage in the game had already come and gone in 2022’s Dr. Dre-led hip-hop extravaganza also featuring Eminem, Mary J.

The beef between Drizzy Drake and K-Dot dominated headlines in 2024 — and has done anything but abate ever since.Now, just days after winning five Grammys for his Drake diss track “Not Like Us,” including the coveted Record of the Year and Song of the Year trophies, the LA rapper is set to take the field at the 2025 Super Bowl Halftime Show. According to reports, Lamar plans to perform the song that dominated the Billboard Rap charts last summer. With more than 80,000 in attendance at the Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday and likely over 100 million watching at home, the stage is set for K-Dot and Champagne Papi’s feud to be broadcast to more people than ever before.

Marc Malkin Senior Editor, Culture and Events I’m talking to Guy Fieri a few days after Diplo revealed during a live interview with Andy Cohen and Anderson Cooper on CNN’s New Year’s Eve special that he was under the influence because he had just done some LSD. The celebrity chef and cooking show star is promoting his annual Guy’s Flavortown Tailgate Super Bowl party, which will feature an appearance by the DJ and music producer. “If you know Diplo, you understand what a character he is,” Fieri says.

A reporter has suddenly died in Louisiana while covering the Super Bowl — just a year after his wife also died.

diss track, a national cultural discourse on gatekeeping in hip hop, and even an outlandish lawsuit.Now all eyes are on Kendrick, who was deemed the clear winner of the beef, as he leads the this Sunday, February 9, at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.Folks will be tuning in to see the artist perform hits from his critically acclaimed surprise album GNX, of course, but…there's obviously a lot of curiosity around how the Pulitzer Prize-winning emcee might continue his beef with the former Degrassi: The Next Generation star as well.But, why are Drake and Kendrick Lamar fighting? Before you watch, it might help to have more context. So, here's how we got here:Kendrick Lamar won Record Of The Year, Best Rap Performance, Best Rap Song, Best Music Video, and Song Of The Year for his Drake diss track “Not Like Us."Both Drake and Kendrick did their best to eviscerate each other throughout 2024: Kendrick first fired shots at Drake on “Like That,” his song with Future and Metro Boomin, while Drake used AI to emulate the voices of the late Tupac Shakur and Snoop Dogg to get under the Compton native’s skin on his track “Taylor Made Freestyle.” More back and forth continued until Kendrick released his Mustard-produced hit “Not Like Us,” which trolled the hell out of Drake and had the world singing along in the process.The thing is, the two men weren’t always foes.

Kendrick Lamar has shared the inspiration behind his latest album ‘GNX’ and the songs he made during his feud with Drake.Ahead of his Super Bowl halftime performance in New Orleans this Sunday (February 9), the Compton rapper sat down with Apple Music’s Ebro Darden and Nadeska Alexis to talk about his upcoming gig. They asked Lamar about his recent sweep at this year’s Grammys, where we won five awards for the Drake diss song, ‘Not Like Us’ – making it the most celebrated rap song in the award show’s history.“I was just thinking about the culture, really,” he said, explaining his inspiration behind the song.“It’s always there for me first.

Snoop Dogg just could not help but poke fun at Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson during the NFL Honors!

Football talk is scarce in the NFL’s new three-minute black-and-white promo released today in anticipation of Sunday’s Super Bowl, but with Kendrick Lamar in the driver’s seat, literally, and Timothée Chalamet riding shotgun, few will notice anything else.

Lil Wayne has confirmed the release date for the long-awaited ‘Tha Carter VI’ in a new advert for Cetaphil.Earlier this week, the New Orleans rap legend took to social media to confirm that he won’t be at the NFL Super Bowl LVIII game in his hometown this weekend, teasing he had something “very special” planned instead. This announcement comes after the controversy surrounding Wayne being overlooked for the halftime show slot, which went to this year’s headliner Kendrick Lamar.Then Lil Wayne – real name Dwayne Carter Jr.

, the NFL player was served a curveball during a press conference that’s causing inevitable discourse among football fans and, obviously, fans.According to a video shared , the Kansas City Chiefs tight end was asked how he felt about President Donald Trump’s plan to attend the Super Bowl on February 9 in New Orleans. “It’s awesome,” Kelce replied with a shrug. “It’s a great honor.

Puppy Bowl XXI.Maxx was dumped at an animal shelter last year, probably by a breeder who deemed him “unsellable” due to a malformed front leg, which the shelter was forced to amputate, according to the Nevada SPCA.Now, the plucky pooch will join 142 other rescue dogs in Discovery’s annual showcase, in which rescue pups from around the country will “compete” on a miniature football field while their human counterparts make dog piles in New Orleans when the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the Philadelphia Eagles. A shelter staff member drove Maxx 2,500 miles to a New York TV studio to record the paw-stigious event, which aims to raise awareness for rescue animals.The spotted spectacle — which had more than 13 million viewers last year — features two squads of rescue dogs (“Team Fluff” and “Team Ruff”) chasing balls, toys and one another as human referee Dan Schachner calls “penalties” for infractions like fighting (“unnecessary ruffness”) and pooping on the turf (“excessive fertilization”).“We named him Maxx after Max Crosby from the Las Vegas Raiders,” Nevada SPCA director Lori Heeren told The Post.