Super Bowl 2021: Last News

The Super Bowl 2021 was an epic night for many reasons, an enthralling football match, the epic halftime performance by The Weeknd, numerous new trailers and commercials to air, and so much more.

Jennifer Lopez and Shakira — last year, back when there was no such thing as social distancing happening between J.Lo and J Balvin.But the Super Bowl 2021 halftime show was all about pop’s great man of mystery: The Weeknd.After a year in which he bloodied and then completely bandaged his face, and then appeared to have plastic surgery — all for the sake of his art — The Weeknd was ready for his close-up on the biggest stage in the biz.And with his old mug back, all that you could feel was his music — with a string of hits such as “Can’t Feel My Face,” “I Feel It Coming” and “Blinding Lights” that have anointed him as the heir to Prince and Michael Jackson in his era.But it was also clear from his halftime show — for which The Weeknd poured

R&B diva Jazmine Sullivan, 33, to sing the national anthem.Clearly, it was an attempt to unite the country — and fans of two very different musical genres — in some much-needed harmony after the political divisiveness that has been plaguing us as much as the pandemic.But really, did Sullivan even need Church? The 12-time Grammy nominee practically blew away the “Springsteen” singer — from a proper social distance — once she opened her mouth.The finest moment for Church, who also played the guitar, was opening “The Star-Spangled Banner” alone with his cool country twang — although he gets extra points for rocking that purple suede!It was almost like pitting a lightweight against a heavyweight once Sullivan let her powerhouse pipes loose.

Super Bowl 2021 Sunday alongside country star Eric Church, the 33-year-old R&B diva is no stranger to the game.In fact, her critically acclaimed new album, “Heaux Tales,” is her fourth LP since making her debut in 2008.Here are five things you need to know about the Grammy-nominated belter.Born in Philly, Sullivan came by her powerhouse pipes the natural way: Her mother was a former backup singer for hometown label Philadelphia International Records, which in the ’70s gave us such greats as Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, the O’Jays and Patti LaBelle.

Gronk and Tom Brady are going head to head — in a quirky new Super Bowl 2021 commercial. The two former Patriots teammates, who reunited as Tampa Bay Buccaneers, appeared in a T-Mobile ad that debuted Friday ahead of Sunday’s big game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Super Bowl 2021 is just a few days away from taking its die-hard fans and social media by storm. While millions are excited for the big day, there's another exciting news for The Weeknd fans.

“foreshadowed” an extended winter for 2021. His Staten Island counterpart, Chuck, predicted an early spring.

Super Bowl commercials regularly utilize A-List stars to get their TV spot noticed. Michelob Ultra Organic Seltzer managed to do so in a pretty amusing way.

battle between the Chiefs and the Buccaneers — but it’s also a fight for eyeballs: Marketing executives around the country have paid millions upon millions of dollars to get viewers to love their brand’s commercial during Super Bowl 2021. The goal is to have the most memorable clip, one shared on YouTube for years to come — oh, and to sell a few beers and cars.

clearing as much as $15,000 a night. And Tampa is widely considered the jiggle-joint capital of the country, with dozens of venues in the area.It was smart planning — in 2013, when New Orleans hosted the Super Bowl, the Penthouse Club’s NOLA location pulled in a half-million dollars over four days — until COVID-19 struck.

When you look at the IMDB filmography of David Fincher, you might be shocked to know that the filmmaker has 93 directing credits to his name. That is an absolutely astonishing number of projects for someone that you necessarily don’t think of as a highly prolific creator.

Dolly Parton‘s workplace anthem “9 to 5” has been reimagined for the modern-day entrepreneur. Oscar-winning director Damien Chazelle used Parton’s iconic song as inspiration for a Super Bowl commercial centered around website builder Square Space.

Dolly Parton to create a Super Bowl 2021 commercial reimagining the title track from the 1980 film “9 to 5” to be about hustle culture. “Working 5 to 9, making something of your own now,” Parton, 75, croons in the clip, as bored office workers become enlivened after publishing personal websites. “Well, you got dreams and you know they matter.

Look, I consider myself a heterosexual man that is happily married. That said, there’s no denying that Michael B.

Super Bowl 2021 could be the ideal excuse to pull the plug. The best part? Some of the best and most popular brands are discounting many of their largest screens just in time for superstar quarterbacks Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes — a k a the Greatest of all Time against the Greatest at This Time — to face off on the field.Retailers like Amazon, Walmart and Best Buy have awesome Super Bowl TV deals on brands like Samsung, LG, Sony and so many more.

Super Bowl 2021 on Sunday, like everyone, it won’t be at an office party. “Not this year,” said the Montville, NJ, resident.

Whitney Houston was inspired by another music legend.“She said, ‘You know, Marvin Gaye did it at the [1983 NBA] All-Star Game, and I really loved how he was able to take his time. Can we do something like that, where we let the words kind of linger?’ ” Rickey Minor, Houston’s longtime musical director, told The Post.

The 2021 Super Bowl halftime show performer has been revealed: it’s The Weeknd! “We all grow up watching the world’s biggest acts playing the Super Bowl and one can only dream of being in that position. I’m humbled, honoured and ecstatic to be the centre of that infamous stage this year,” The Weeknd said in a statement (via Variety) about the big honour. “The Weeknd has introduced a sound all his own.